- Stellenbosch - Stelenbosch is one of the oldest villages in South Africa which was set up immediately after the arrival of the Dutch. Visit this town which is the most popular wine region close to Cape Town.
Explore the university which has students from all corners of the world. It is a totally unique town with streets lined with old canals for water drainage. Look out for the old colonial Dutch architecture.
Take a walk in the streets lined with restaurants, coffee shops and curio shops. Visit the village museum which informs about the ways of living of those who shaped the history of South Africa. This is a vibrant town which does not go to sleep because of the university students living here.
- Hotel pickup and drop-off included
- Opportunity to purchase local wines
- Climate-controlled vehicles for your comfort
- Access to the Diamond Museum with entry fees covered
- Guided by an expert with accreditation
- Lunch
- Wine Tasting fees up to R80pp per winery
- Gratuities
This is one of the best tours in Cape Town which takes travelers to the most popular wine regions in Cape Town. This tour is rated in the top 3 in Cape Town by numbers.
A visit to these wineries takes travelers to the best of South African wines coupled with great food. One of the attractions - Franschoek is an annual winner of best food and chef competitions. This tour is a combination of the rich history of South Africa, sightseeing experience and the general hospitality of the locals.
The outdoor life is breathtaking and the landscape in the wine regions is simply jaw dropping. It is also one of the most relaxed tour since it is a private tour and the travelers have a final decision on the itinerary. This is a special tour where you enjoy the best in the company of your loved one(s) without the interference of strangers.
The itinerary is also very flexible depending on your needs and tastes. You have the opportunity of buying great wines direct from the cellar.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
