Private Cape Wine Tours
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Full Day or Half Day
Let us create a personal bespoke vineyard and cellar tour for you, with a private version of any one of the Cape wine tour options on this page or simply an itinerary based on what you want, your tastes in wines, food, brandy or even grappa.
Whether it be Franschhoek wine, Stellenbosch wine, Constantia wine or beyond into Hermanus, Robertson or even the Darling direction.
Peninsula & Constantia Tour
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Full Day
This is the standard Cape Penisula tour with a Constantia Valley wine-tasting twist.
Take in the amazing scenery of this route as you travel through Hout Bay, Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, Simon's Town and her Penguins ending in the Constantia area visiting at least two or three wineries should time allow.
Cape Wine Gourmet Tour
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Full Day
A little know fact is that the Franschhoek & Stellenbosch areas offer up some of the finest restaurants in the whole of Africa.
This gourmet tour takes in four of the region's most beautiful estates known for their pairing of Wines and Cap Classique with nougat, cured meats, ice cream and chocolate.
Romantic Cape Winelands
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Full Day
All the romance that the Winelands has to offer you and that someone special, walk the vineyards, horse riding and romantic picnics all for two.
Taste Cap Classique (Bubbly), whites and reds along the way and all of this through the scenic Stellenbosch and Franschhoek wine areas of the Western Cape.
Stellenbosch & Whales
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Full Day
On arriving in Stellenbosch, we embark on a Stellenbosch wine tasting and cellar tour before heading to the town of Grabouw, where we taste Cider and some fabulous red wines.
Hermanus wine route is our next stop before hopefully spotting a few whales, on returning to Cape Town, we stop once again for some more wine and Grappa tasting.
Franschhoek & Stellenbosch
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Full Day
Your entire day on this wine tour is dedicated to the splendour of South Africa's premier wine regions.
Fabulous wine cellar, tasting tours at two estates, viewing and photographing the Huguenot Monument in Franschhoek, Helshoogte Mountain Pass, and strolling through beautiful and historical Stellenbosch.
Stellenbosch Winelands
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Half Day
Historical Stellenbosch with her Cape Dutch architecture, in the heart of the beautiful Cape Winelands, surrounded by mountain peaks and famous vineyards.
Explore the streets and markets, photograph stunning examples of Cape Dutch architecture and taste some of the best wines available, this is Stellenbosch.
Constantia Valley Wine Route
The Constantia Valley Wine Route is a stunning destination for wine lovers in South Africa. It offers an array of estates, each with its own special selection of wines and unique experiences to enjoy.
From the upgraded wine-tasting venue at Uitkyk Estate to Klein Constantia's "Beyond Restaurant", there are plenty of opportunities to sample some excellent local vintages. For those looking for something special, Groot Constantia is home to Cape Ruby port and Eagles Nest has partnered with the Western Cape Raptor Research Programme.
Horse Riding in Cape Town
Experience an unforgettable adventure and explore the beauty of Cape Town by horseback.
Just a short drive from the centre of town, you will find Noordhoek – a sleepy community known for its stunning beach that stretches for over eight kilometres and is bordered by wetlands, Chapmans Peak and Kommetjie lighthouse.
Sleepy Hollow Horse Riding offers outrides on this beach where you can ride through dunes, trot across pools of water and even visit the skeletal remains of an old steamship wreck!
Design in Cape Town
Cape Town is experiencing an exciting wave of investment, community involvement and physical regeneration due to its designation as the World Design Capital 2014.
This has been evident in the seaside suburb of Muizenberg, where dead corners and buildings have been transformed into vibrant areas full of life.
The murals, sculptures and shops that are popping up all over town are a testament to the power of good design and art in revitalising this once down-at-heel resort.
Climbing Table Mountain
Table Mountain is one of the most iconic landmarks in Cape Town, and with the Aerial Cableway closed for a few weeks, now is the perfect time to explore its many paths.
A hike up Skeleton Gorge provides an opportunity to experience nature's beauty while gathering breathtaking views along the way.
With record numbers of visitors coming to Cape Town due to its designation as World Design Capital 2014, and inclusion as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, it is no wonder why this city has been gaining so much attention.
Kirstenbosch, Boomslang Tree Canopy Walkway
Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is one of the most beautiful and diverse gardens in Cape Town. With its sprawling 1,300 acres of land, Kirstenbosch offers a journey of the senses with its vibrant flowers, lush greenery and an array of birdlife.
For those looking for a unique experience, take on the Boomslang Tree Canopy Walkway - an elevated walkway that provides stunning views across the gardens.
Shark Cage Diving Cape Town
Experience the majesty of one of nature's most magnificent creatures with shark cage diving in Cape Town. With "Shark Diving", you can get up close and personal with great white sharks as they swim around the boat looking for bait.
Whether you want to dive yourself or just observe from the deck, this thrilling activity offers a unique opportunity to appreciate these powerful animals in their natural habitat.
You will also learn more about how humans are affecting their environment and why conservation efforts are essential for protecting them.
Muizenberg Beach Cape Town
Muizenberg Beach in Cape Town, South Africa, is a beautiful seaside town that has experienced both decline and resurgence.
From the late 19th century until the 1960s, it was one of the most popular resort areas in South Africa.
In recent years, however, Muizenberg has undergone a transformation as law-abiding citizens have reclaimed the area and invested heavily in its revitalization.
Cape Town Kite Festival
The 19th annual Cape Town Kite Festival was held at the beginning of November in Muizenberg, bringing together over 20,000 people for a two-day event.
The festival featured stunt kiting exhibitions, Japanese-inspired Rokkaku kite battles, and a Heritage Kite Competition that encouraged children to build South African swallow or bat-style kites from scratch.
In addition to the fun activities on offer, the festival also supports Cape Mental Health charity and provides an opportunity for local businesses and visitors alike to experience the beauty of Cape Town and Muizenberg.