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The Cape Winelands region of South Africa lies in the green farm valleys just North East of Cape Town and has long been known as one of the finest, quality wine producing capitals.

The Cape was originally founded as a refreshment stop and following this trend has become a hub for visitors from all over the world. People looking for a place to relax and unwind, taking in the leisurely air the Cape Winelands exudes. The region is famous for its wine, wine tours and estates, (visiting one is an absolute must) however there is so much more to explore too. The area also boasts a wide variety of other attractions such as, regular events and festivals, fine dining, top class accommodation and internationally recognized health resorts and spas.

Not only are the wines, food and attractions as diverse as the people, culture and landscapes, but the natural splendour and general tranquility of life in the winelands rejuvenates the mind, body and soul.

Cape Winelands - Wine, Tours, Events and Festivals, Things to do, Restaurants and Accommodation

When: 19 - 20 August - Two days only!
Where: Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC)
Price: Thurs - R100, Fri - R120 (Early bird special, before 15 Aug, R90)

Tread Lightly! Cape Town, 15 july 2010: Backsberg - the first SA winery to achieve carbon neutral status - is again making history. Its new wine brand, Tread Lightly, embodies Backsberg’s philosophy of care and respect for the land. “The enjoyment of a great bottle of wine should never be…

Table Mountain was one of Cape Town 's first attractions since it's official opening in 1929, presided over by the Mayor of Cape Town, Reverend AJS Lewis, presided over the official opening ceremony, which was attended by more than 200 guests. Since then the Table Mountain Cableway has attracted more than 20-million visitors.

 

The winelands not only boasts wine in it's vast repetoire of attractions, it also has some of the very best, cheese makers and producers doing their thing here. You can even visit the estates where cheese is made and do a cheese tasting.. perhaps pairing it up with some wine?? Doing a cheese tasting is a great activity for everyone and is the perfect activity to include on your list during your day out exploring the winelands.

PackageTours.co.za regularly offers crazy discounts and specials on African budget safaris, tours and overland trips. They are Budget African Safari Specialists, operating from Stellenbosch in the heart of the winelands they assist travellers in making their African dream safari a memorable experience that exceeds their expectations. Get savings of up…
A list of 15 great experiences and things to do or see in and around the Cape Winelands of South Africa.
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