Cape Winelands

The Cape Wine Region is renowned not only for its exquisite wines but also for its breathtaking landscapes and diverse activities. The four most famous locations are Constantia, Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl, but the region also holds lesser-known hidden gems worth exploring. In the area, you will find over 500 different wine farms inviting you for wine tastings and culinary delights.

Constantia

Constantia, the oldest wine region in the Western Cape, is just 20 minutes from Cape Town. Renowned for its historic vineyards and stunning landscapes, it offers exquisite wine tastings and gourmet dining. A must-visit for wine lovers exploring Cape Town.

Stellenbosch

The second oldest town in South Africa, blends historic charm with vibrant energy. Beyond wine tasting at renowned vineyards, you can wander through oak-lined avenues and discover the town’s cultural heritage in numerous galleries and museums. On weekends, local markets invite you to spend time and enjoy the experience.

Franschhoek

Formerly known as the French Corner, is often named the “Gourmet Capital of South Africa” and attracts with award-winning restaurants and charming street cafes. The local vineyards are celebrated for their Method Cap Classique (MCC), a traditional method of producing top-quality sparkling wine, typically from a blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

Paarl

Where majestic mountain peaks dominate the scenery, you can explore top-notch wineries as well as historic attractions like the Taal Monument, the Afrikaans Language Monument.

Day Trips