Embark on a private tour to Stellenbosch wineries in South Africa, exploring vineyards, history, and breathtaking landscapes. Experience wine production processes, South African food, and local hospitality while learning about the culture and aspirations of the locals. Discover Nelson Mandela’s last prison and marvel at the majestic Paarl Rock. Enjoy great savings and indulge in wine tasting and other delights.
- Stellenbosch - Visit this renowned wine region for an excellent day trip. Stroll through this vibrant town, bustling with a large university student population.
Wander through this trendy area filled with upscale coffee shops, restaurants, and curio shops. Discover incredible art in various galleries. Explore the town house and other notable buildings.
Tour the Village Museum to delve into the detailed history of those who shaped South Africa. Learn about the lifestyle of the Dutch settlers and the French Huguenots who arrived after 1652. Relax in the park where locals unwind.
- Bergkelder - A visit to South Africa’s largest cellar, carved into a mountain, is unforgettable. Discover how wine is produced in South Africa while savoring a glass.
Explore the vast cellar with its giant bottling machine operated by nearly 20 people simultaneously. Tour the wine museum to see how wine was made in the past. The antique equipment used by early wine producers is awe-inspiring.
Choose a bottle of dry red wine to take home as a keepsake. This winery, one of the oldest in South Africa, was established shortly after the arrival of the French Huguenots.
- Franschhoek - Known as South Africa’s gourmet town, a visit here feels like a royal experience. This small town features a single main road lined with candle-lit restaurants and leafy trees providing much-needed shade in summer.
Browse several art galleries, curio shops, and local arts and crafts stalls. Shop leisurely while enjoying a refreshing walk in this charming town.
Visit the French Huguenot Memorial to learn about the history, aspirations, and craftsmanship of these European settlers.
- Dieu Donné Vineyards Cellar & Tasting Room - A top-rated winery in Franschhoek, known for producing award-winning wines. Nestled on the steep slopes of the Franschhoek Mountains, it offers breathtaking views.
Stroll through the vineyards and take in the panoramic views from the valley’s top. Sample some of the award-winning wines that have garnered praise from countless travelers.
Dine at the restaurant, one of the best in the Western Cape province. Purchase a bottle of wine as a memento.
- Fairview Wine and Cheese - Discover the best of Cape Town at this popular winery. Located at the foot of Paarl Rock, it offers a great view of the valley and Stellenbosch.
Visit the cheese section, where you can sample a variety of cheeses from cow to goat. Learn how to pair wine with different cheeses and how to select wine for various occasions.
Explore the bakery and delicatessen sections for a wide range of treats. Capture a group photo or selfie with the goats roaming the pen at this winery.
- Hotel pickup and drop-off included
- Chance to purchase wine
- Guided by a registered and accredited tourist guide
- Air-conditioned transportation
- Entry fees to the Diamond Museum covered
- Tours of up to 3 wineries
- Lunch
- Gratuities
- Wine Tasting fees up to R100 pp per winery
This is a very informative tour which brings the travelers into to the wineries. Travelers can also take a walk in the vineyards and visit a cellar where they learn about wine production processes in South Africa.
This tour is not only about tasting wine but is also about sightseeing with a lot of South African history. Travelers are also taken on a South African food experience coupled with the hospitality of locals. Travelers also interact with the locals and learn about the culture and their aspirations.
This tour takes tourists to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in South Africa. On this tour travelers have the opportunity of getting to see Nelson Mandela’s last prison before his release. Travelers also come up close to one of the 2 biggest rock outcrops in the world ‘The Paarl Rock.’
This is a well priced tour rather than one priced per person travelers have a good saving which means they can spend their savings wine tasting and other goodies.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
