Ashton lies between Robertson and Swellendam, is home to five wineries and two large canneries and is famous for its rose nurseries - no surprises that Ashton Cellars, the local co-op, has the symbol of the rose on its wine labels. Ashton lies in the Robertson Wine Valley between the Breede River and the foothills of the Langeberg mountains, which offers visitors some pretty awesome landscapes ...

It's a Westren Cape leisurely activity reserved for those with a discerning taste. It is more than just a thing to do in Ashton, Western Cape. It's being in the midst of people that have a passion for wine and the finer things in life. It is about being a part of a legacy of wine lovers and makers that have been inspired since 1962. Sixty shareholders and over two thousand tons of grapes later and ...

Barrydale is situated between two extremes. On the one side is the beautiful and fertile Tradouw Valley and on the other side you are faced with the stark and semi-arid Klein Karoo. These striking contrasts are experienced in a distance of 10km. Two scenic drives will bring you to Barrydale. Barrydale is nestled at the foot of the Majestic Langeberge, in the Tradouw Valley, where the northern ...

The quaint country village of Bonnievale lies snuggled between the Langeberg mountains and the mighty Breede River, in one of the prettiest locations of the Western Cape. The lush valley is dotted with fruit farms and wine estates and there is much to see and do both in the town and in the beautiful natural surroundings. No city life here, just home-grown hospitality and nature at its best. Bonnievale ...

The Ceres valley produces some of the finest deciduous fruit in South Africa and is home to the internationally branded Ceres Fruit Juices. Although sunny days are experienced down in the valley during the winter months, locals and tourists alike flock to Ceres when the snow-capped mountain peaks resemble giant ice cream cones towering over the region. This has, ambitiously, led to the region being ...

Welcome to Ceres Zipslide Adventures. We offer the longest Zipline Tour in Africa. Come and experience this 1,4km of pure adrenalin Eco Adventure, consisting of 8 slides varying from 100-290m in length. This Eco-Adventure is safe, fast and long. The tour takes place in the Schurweberg Mountains below the Koekedouw Dam in Ceres. Experience the true beauty of the Western Capes fynbos and rugged ...

Today, De Doorns, the village situated in the heart of the Hex, is the biggest producer of table grapes in the country. During harvest season (January to Aril), Grand View offers grape tasting. Combined with an educational agri-tour at Mooigezicht Estates, for an unforgettable experience! The valley also boasts the cellar with the longest harvest season in the world and the biggest pre-cooler in ...

The 19th century village of McGregor is home to artists, craftsmen, healers and colourful residents. Life is leisurely amid the white-washed cottages set in half-wild gardens where water trickles and gurgles down old stone irrigation "˜sloots'. The town and surrounds is picture-pretty and well worth discovering on foot or by bicycle. There are many walking and hiking trails in and around the town, ...

Montagu, a scenic two-hour drive from Cape Town, is surrounded by the Langeberg mountains and is the gateway to the Klein Karoo on Route 62, reputedly the longest wine route in the world. The most intriguing entrance to Montagu is via Kogmans Kloof. The route was made passable when Thomas Bain built the Cogmans Kloof Pass and blasted a hole through the rockface. For wine lovers there are 45 wine cellars ...

Protea Farm is situated in the KOO valley (29 km outside Montagu on the R318) and hosts the famous Montagu Tractor Trips. This tractor trip has become a legendary outdoor activity since 1985 and is a must as a tourist attraction in South Africa. The tractor trip takes the passenger to the summit of Arangieskop (1500 m above sea level) and back. It is power packed with loads of ...

Ask any KKNK lover what to do in Montagu and they'll point you to the subtle and previously underrated huge acre of land that was once an apricot orchid. Ask for the best traditionally inspired cuisine, the best food stalls and the most scrumptious homemade baked goodies and they'll direct you straight to the courts of Route 62 farm Stall. Known to many as Die Kloof Padstal, this restaurant and food ...

Prince Alfred Hamlet village was founded on the farm Wagenboomsrivier belonging to Jan Goosen on 8th December 1861. It was named after Prince Alfred, the second son of Queen Victoria, who had visited South Africa the previous year. The surrounding farms produce substantial quantities of deciduous fruit and potatoes. The village is geared up to handle the packing and distribution of these ...

There is more to the Breedekloof than its 22 wineries that produce some of the country's finest wines - and of course fine wines accompany fine dining. Restaurants, bistros and coffee shops offer a unique culinary experience of traditional country and fine international cuisine. Scenic cycle routes and mountain bike trails abound and the craggy mountain ranges, fynbos and endemic bird life attract ...

Badsberg Picnics in conjunction with Jason's Hill Restaurant Badsberg Picnic Basket contains (adults): - Fresh Bread / Croissants (varies) - Cheese Selection - Preserves - Cold Meats - Biltong - Olives - Lindt Chocolate COST: R100.00 per picnic basket Kiddies Picnic Basket contains: - Croissant - Ham & Cheese - Yoghurt - Toffee Apple COST: R50.00 per picnic basket PICNIC RIDES: Includes ...

Exploring the fairy -tale like beauty of the Du Toitskloof wine Estate is one of the things to do in Rawsonville. The Proudly African Estate is internationally recognised as a leader in the African wine producer's market. Cushioned away neatly between the Breede valley and the whimsical mountainous Witteberg, Du Toitskloof is worth exploring should you find yourself along the Cape's R101,just off the ...

By entering the Robertson Wine valley, you are embraced not only by the congeniality of its moderate climate but also by the warmth of its people who live among the pages of history, are open to the present and thrive on the modern vibrancy supported by superb amenities and sound infrastructure. If the perfume of fig trees and acrid geraniums overflowing from an old Consol jar still delights you, ...

South Africa's biggest family owned winery boasts a pallet of superb experiences: The Van Loveren Tasting Room offers complimentary wine tasting and a wide range of food & wine pairings which includes Cheese & Wine, Chocolate & Wine, Charcuterie & Wine, and even a Kids Grape Juice pairing as well as a non-alcoholic adult tasting (no booking required). The bistro, Christina's, focus on thin-crust ...

From humble beginnings to luxury endings Taking retreats to the next level, Rosendal winery combines the luxury of a guesthouse breakaway with a dash of health and wellness with its spa. This wellness oasis is the crown jewel of Robertson's Wine Valley in the Western Cape and sparkles at the base of the majestic Mount Kranskop. Less than 2 hours away from Cape Town, the 4 star Rosendal shares its ...

Touws River, the gateway town to the Breede Valley, is situated in the Karoo alongside the N1. Touws River, famous for its wide open spaces and clean champagne air, considered to be highly healthy giving, is also home to the Venus Astrology site erected in 1882 - a national monument was erected to commemorate the transit of Venus. Among the attractions offered are a Big Five game reserve, nature reserves, ...

Tulbagh hosts the most charming and memorable of country weddings. The valley's natural scenery, relative secludedness and its quaint, old-world village atmosphere all conspire to provide a beautiful backdrop for country weddings. Accommodation ranges from five star, four star guesthouses and three star bed and breakfasts, self catering cottages as well as luxury tree houses. A range of lodgings ...

Worcester is the central point of the Cape Winelands and forms part of Route 62, the longest wine route in the world. It is the focal and economic hub of the Breede Valley and is tucked away at the foot of the magnificent Brandwacht, Overhex and Langeberg mountains. The postcard-pretty town is complimented by luscious green valleys and rolling vineyards from which many award winning wines find their ...