WHY VISIT CAPE WINELANDS

A tranquil location to rest and reset before or after some time on safari.

Exemplary wine estates with fascinating cellar tours and delectable wine tastings.

The old streets of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek with numerous art galleries, boutiques and award-winning restaurants.

Enjoy a farm fresh picnic basket under an ancient oak tree with stunning vistas.

South Africa is the eighth-largest wine producer in the world and the world’s sixth-largest exporter of wine.

South Africa’s wine production leads the world in environmental sustainability.

A visit to Cape Winelands is easily combined with Cape Town due to its short distance.

 

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FEATURED LODGES OF CAPE WINELANDS

<strong>Babylonstoren</strong>
Babylonstoren

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Babylonstoren is one of the oldest Cape Dutch farms inspired by the 17th and 18th century Company’s Garden in the Cape, and the mythical gardens of Babylon. There is wine tasting, olive tasting where you get to make your own olive oil, a cellar tour, wonderful garden walks, sunset drives into the fynbos-clad mountains and a sensational spa.

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<strong>Mont Rochelle</strong>
Mont Rochelle

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Mont Rochelle is a working wine farm in the traditional vineyard town of Franschhoek, also known as the French Corner of the Cape and considered to be the food and wine capital of South Africa. The hotel overlooks the beautiful Franschhoek Valley.

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