From: R1,800
Cape Winelands Wine Tasting Tour (3 Regions)
Explore the breathtaking Cape Winelands with its stunning mountain views, rolling vineyards, and award-winning estates. Enjoy exceptional wine tastings from South Africa’s three premier wine regions, offering unforgettable flavours, rich heritage, and spectacular scenery.
Highlights
- Wine & Cheese Tasting
- Stellenbosch
- Franschhoek
- Paarl
- Nelson Mandela’s Former Prison – quick stop
- Opportunity to purchase Wine
Departure Time: Between 8:00am and 9:00am
Return Time: Approximately 17:30pm
Included
- Private Transportation
- Registered & Qualified Guide/Driver
- 1 Wine Tasting in Franschhoek Region
- 1 Wine Tasting in Stellenbosch Region
- 1 Wine & Cheese Pairing in Paarl Region
Excluded
- Meals & additional Drinks
- Optional Visits
This tour offers exclusive pick-up/drop off and transportation services to all Wine Estates. We do not pick up any other clients during the journey.
Paarl
The valley of Paarl, the biggest city of the Winelands, is known to be the rival of Stellenbosch. It is a town with a hot climate, perfect to produce dessert red wine, with a taste more sumptuous and stronger. Red wine overrides the production of white wine in South Africa.
Drakenstein Prison
The Drakenstein Prison is situated between Franshhoek and Paarl. It is the prison where Nelson Mandela spent the last part of his sentence, while he was fighting against the Apartheid. Even if the stop is short, it is haunting to think about his long walk for freedom.
Franschhoek
Franschhoek is the old French Huguenots village also called the “French Corner”. It will show you the legacy, through the name of the streets and farms, left by those French people exiled from their country and came to South Africa to make a fresh start. French tourists will find pieces of their homeland, especially in excellent restaurants. Like at Stellenbosch, the climates are favorable for red wine and dry white wine.
Stellenbosch
Located inland, Stellenbosch is a charming historical town also well known for its University. Go exploring the streets, walking under centenarian trees and discovering the surprising Cape-Dutch architecture. It will offer you a great overview of the heart of the South African wine growing because it hosts the biggest vineyards. The climate is temperate, which allowed the production of red wine and dry white wine.