Cape Winelands Tours
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Full Day Cape Winelands Tour
The tour takes you on an incredibly scenic route to the heart of the Cape Winelands where you’ll spend a day visiting premier wine estates in Paarl, Franschhoek and Stellenbosch. It includes cellar tours and wine tasting and cheese pairings.
gourmet wine tour
The Gourmet Food Tour is the best way to experience some of the finest cuisine Stellenbosch has to offer. The highest quality wines are produced in the Cape winelands and there are many wine styles. This tour introduces you to the art of wine and food pairing which is considered to be an acquired skill.
whale, wine and wors tour
Spend a day exploring the best that the Western Cape has to offer with a knowledgeable tour guide. Visit an award-winning wine estate in Stellenbosch, sample South Africa’s best ‘wors’, look for whales in the bay and sample fine craft beers.
Half Day Winelands Tour
The half-day tour takes you on an incredibly scenic route to the historic town of Stellenbosch in the heart of the Cape Winelands. Stellenbosch falls along what is known as the ‘longest wine route in the world’ which extends from the iconic Groot Contantia Wine Estate in Cape Town to the arid plains of the Little Karoo.
What is the Cape Winelands?
The Cape Winelands is heaven for lovers of fine wine and delectable cuisine. It’s regarded as the ‘Gourmet Capital of South Africa’ and home to some of the finest wine estates and fine-dining restaurants in the world. People travel from far and wide for meals at restaurants such as Reuben’s in Franschhoek which is booked up to a year in advance.
The Cape Winelands is not only a wine-producing area. Some of the finest brandies in the world are produced in the Cape Winelands, and the Cape’s famous export-quality artisan cheese, olives, tropical fruit and organic produce comes from the region.
This incredible corner in the Cape and its cultural landmarks have been added to the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List in the Cultural category. The Cape Winelands Biosphere Reserve falls within the Cape Floral Region which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Renowned for its extraordinarily high diversity and endemism, the Cape Floral Region is the smallest of six recognised floral kingdoms in the world.
