Cape Winelands Tour

5.0(1)8 hoursEnglishBook 5 hours aheadCape Town, South Africa

From

$174

This full day tour takes you into the winelands region of the Cape where you will visit the areas of Paarl, Franschhoek and Stellenbosch known around the world for their exquisite wine farms set in amazing scenery. Along the way you will have a chance to sample some of the best wine on offer in South Africa as we visit 5 wine estates where there are 28 wines to be tasted as well as different cheese, olives and chocolate to pair with the wines at certain estates.

Included

Private transportation
Landing and facility fees

Not included

Lunch

What you'll do

Delaire Graff Estate
Helshoogte Rd, R310, Stellenbosch, South Africa
Vineyard & goat farm offering wine & cheese tasting sessions, plus a Mediterranean-style restaurant.
2 hoursAdmission included
Tokara Wine Estate
Helshoogte Rd, Stellenbosch, South Africa
Modern winery on a hilltop with vineyard views, tastings & an art gallery, plus a chic restaurant.
1 hourAdmission included
Simonsig
Kromme Rhee Road, Stellenbosch, South Africa
Simonsig Wine Estate is synonymous with the history of the South African wine industry, the Stellenbosch wine region, and the Malan family name. These elements are intertwined in this family-owned farm, where the late Frans Malan produced the first bottle of our much-loved Kaapse Vonkel, South Africaʼs first Méthode Cap Classique made in the classic bottle-fermented style. He is also honored for co-founding the thriving Stellenbosch Wine Route, a first in its time. Today, his legacy lives on through his sons, Francois and Johan, and grandchildren Francois-Jacques, Christelle, and Michael, the 2nd and 3rd Malan generations at Simonsig Wine Estate.
1 hourAdmission included
La Motte Wine Estate
R45 Main Street, Franschhoek, South Africa
In 1695, a piece of land in the Franschhoek Valley was granted to a German immigrant, Hans Hendrik Hattingh. In 1709 the land was purchased by La Motte’s first French Huguenot owner Pierre Joubert. The name La Motte has its origin from a little village in Provence – La Motte d’Aigues. Viticulture on La Motte was established in 1752 with the planting of 4,000 vines by Huguenot descendant Gabriël du Toit.
2 hoursAdmission included