The Franschhoek Wine Route is arguably one of the most beautiful, romantic accessible and varied wine regions in the world.
Western Cape, South Africa
Capital: Cape Town
Principle languages:
Afrikaans: 46,6%
isiXhosa: 31,1%
English: 19,6%
Population 6 621 100
The Franschhoek Wine Route is arguably one of the most beautiful, romantic accessible and varied wine regions in the world.
Tulbagh wine Route - Famous Pinotage, Rhone blends and MCC
Tulbagh - "Valley of Abundance". Surrounded by mountains, a fruit and vine valley, an area for all seasons. The valley is popular with families, romantic couples, and adventure seekers.
The Overberg Wine Route - For those searching for an area with varied but high-quality wines. The Overberg Wine route is actually more of a geographical collection of routes than a specific wine varietal, specific wine region.
The Stellenbosch Wine Route is arguably one of the most beautiful, accessible and varied wine regions in the world.
The Hemel-en-Aarde Wine Route - the South African centre for exceptional Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
Hermanus: a dreamy fishing village at the end of two scenic routes from Cape Town, offers an array of activities. The area is popular with families, romantic couples, and adventure seekers alike.
The Stellenbosch Wine Route is arguably one of the most beautiful, accessible and varied wine regions in the world.
The Constantia Wine Route, steeped in history and is arguably one of the most beautiful and accessible wine regions in the world. Within a short distance from Cape Town it invites you to breathtaking views of ocean, mountains and vineyards, great wine and delectable restaurants.
The “Mother City” and the oldest city in South Africa. Nestled between the ocean and the mountain and a national park as its heart, nowhere else compares to Cape Town.