WINE NOT?
The South African Winelands is a experience to behold. The unmatched beauty of this region is unrivaled. Pristine and opulent vineyards dotted along the foot of rocky mountains.
Not only is the wine a journey on its own but the food is spectacular with a variety of different aromas and tastes, leaving your mouth popping with flavor. Many of the wine farms host world renowned restaurants that we highly recommend you visit.
With vineyard tours, local history and an abundance of scenery the winelands will allow you to send your days exploring this amazing area and discovering some sterling hidden gems.
The winelands offer a balance of the outdoors and luxury, providing an experience for all that visit. The high density of wine farms in this area allow for a variety of choices to ensure your experience is filled with unforgettable memories.
WHERE IN THE WORLD ARE WE?
SOUTH AFRICA’S BEST WINELAND DESTINATIONS
- Anthonij Rupert Wine Estate
- Delaire Graaf Estate
- Babylonstoren
- Boschendal
- Fairview Wine & Cheese Farm
- Groot Constantia
- Lanzarec Wine Estate
- Spice Route Destination
- Spier
- Vergelegen Estate
- Waterford Estate
Fast Facts
WHEN TO TRAVEL
GETTING AROUND
TIMING IS EVERYTHING
BY AIR: There are a number of domestic airlines operating in South Africa making travel easy and convenient. Flights are available for all major cities and a select number of smaller towns
BY ROAD: South Africa has an extensive tarred road system spans through the country. Gravel roads will be found in rural areas. Car rental is very accessible with a number of branches throughout South Africa.
BY RAIL: Luxurious trail travel is a great option and is a wonderful way of viewing the country. There is also the Gautrain which makes moving around in Gauteng a breeze.
WHAT’S IN THE BAG?
Comfort is key and practical is something to pay attention to. The Winelands are quite a stylish scene so be mindful when packing.
- Lightweight and breathable articles
- Walking shoes
- Comfortable shoes & sandals for during the day
- Warm Jacket – mornings and evenings can be cooler
- Waterproof jacket
- Sunhat or cap
- Sun lotion
- Swimwear
- Binoculars
- Camera, chargers and memory cards
- An adaptor and cellphone charger
- Any nessesary medication / medical kit
- Toiletries
- In some upmarket lodges dinner may be more of a smart casual affair so pack accordingly