Your adventure begins with a convenient pick-up from your hotel in Cape Town’s city centre. Sit back and relax as you’re whisked away to the stunning Cape Winelands. This seamless transfer sets the tone for the day ahead, allowing you to admire the picturesque landscapes of vineyards and mountains along the way. Guided by knowledgeable drivers, you’ll gain an appreciation for the region's rich cultural heritage and agricultural significance, preparing you for the extraordinary wine experiences that await

Heart of the Winelands Nestled in a fertile valley and surrounded by rolling vineyards and majestic mountains, Stellenbosch is South Africa’s second-oldest town after Cape Town. Founded in 1679 by Governor Simon van der Stel, the town is often called the “Town of Oaks” because of the thousands of oak trees planted by the first settlers, many of which still shade its historic streets today. When visiting Stellenbosch on tour, guests step into a place where history, culture, and wine heritage blend seamlessly: Historic Town Centre Stroll along oak-lined avenues such as Dorp Street, one of the oldest and best-preserved streets in South Africa. The architecture is a living museum, showcasing fine examples of Cape Dutch, Georgian, and Victorian buildings, many now housing charming galleries, shops, and cafes. Museums & Heritage Visitors can explore the Stellenbosch Village Museum, a collection of four restored period houses depicting life from the 1700s to the early 1900s Discovery

Lanzerac Wine Estate, located in Stellenbosch, offers an elegant and immersive winetasting experience. Known for being the birthplace of the world’s first bottled Pinotage, Lanzerac showcases a rich heritage and exceptional wines. Lanzerac’s tasting room combines luxury with heritage, offering a memorable experience for wine enthusiasts. Visitors can expect a sophisticated tasting set in a historic wine cellar or on the picturesque terrace overlooking the vineyards. The tasting includes a selection of their premium wines, which may feature: Pinotage – A bold, fruit-forward red with dark berry and spice notes. Chardonnay – A well-balanced white with hints of citrus and oak. Cabernet Sauvignon Full-bodied with rich tannins and blackcurrant aromas. Sauvignon Blanc Crisp and refreshing with tropical fruit notes. Merlot Smooth with red berry and vanilla undertones. Right in the foothills of the idyllic jonkerershoek valley enjoy your first wine tasting paired with cheese and Chocolate.

Nestled in the breathtaking Helshoogte Pass and the upper slopes of Simonsberg mountains in Stellenbosch, Tokara Wine Estate is renowned for its world-class wines, olives grove ,stunning views, and contemporary architecture. The estate produces award-winning wines, emphasizing terroir-driven expressions of Stellenbosch's unique climate and soils. Alongside its wines, Tokara is also known for its premium olive oils . Stop here for an hour and enjoy your second sophisticated wine-tasting experience . Perched atop the Helshoogte Pass overlooking Stellenbosch, Tokara is embraced by vine-covered slopes, olive groves, and dramatic views of False Bay and the Simonsberg Mountains—creating an unforgettable sensory backdrop . The modern architecture of the tasting lounge, with its views, flowing lines, and curated art, including striking contemporary pieces, adds refinement to the ambiance

The Franschhoek Wine Tram experience allows you to explore the most picturesque wine regions in South Africa at your own. The tram weaves through rolling vineyards and lush landscapes, providing breathtaking views at every turn. You can choose to hop on and off at three wineries stops along the route, each offering its unique selection of wines and charming ambience. This leisurely exploration ensures that you can sample exceptional wines, enjoy lovely lunch spot and soak in the serene atmosphere that Franschhoek is renowned for. Hop on the tram to start your indelible experience and visit first ,the Rickety bridge Winery for your lunch combined with wine Tasting at Paulina restaurant the first woman " owned winery of the region "power to the woman". Continue your tram experience to the Grande Provence Winery as second stop of the tram ride, enjoy your Angel s tears Wine tasting and last end your tram ride at the Franshoek cellar for your last cheese and Chocolate Pairing .

BRIDGE Located in the heart of Franschhoek, Rickety Bridge Wine Estate is a charming boutique winery known for its award-winning wines, warm hospitality, and breathtaking vineyard views. Situated along the banks of the Berg River and backed by the Franschhoek mountains, the estate offers a relaxed yet refined wine-tasting experience. As first stop of the tram ride, Enjoy your lunch at Paulina Restaurant combined with tasting or Platter. Rickety Bridge’s modern tasting room is set amidst lush vineyards, providing indoor and outdoor seating options. Guests can enjoy a selection of premium wines while taking in the stunning scenery. Rickety Bridge offers an intimate, welcoming, and high-quality wine experience in one of South Africa’s most beautiful wine regions.

Nestled in the heart of Franschhoek, Grande Provence Heritage Wine Estate boasts over 325 years of winemaking history. Established in 1694, the estate was originally home to French Huguenots, whose expertise in viticulture laid the foundation for its exceptional wines. The estate beautifully blends historic Cape Dutch architecture with modern elegance, offering visitors a refined yet welcoming atmosphere. The Grande Provence Tasting Room offers a sophisticated and serene environment, surrounded by lush vineyards and contemporary South African art sculptures. Guests can enjoy tastings indoors in the stylish tasting lounge or outdoors in the scenic garden setting.

Franschhoek Cellar is a charming and accessible winery that captures the spirit of Franschhoek’s winemaking heritage while offering a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. Originally established in 1945 as a cooperative winery, it has since evolved into a boutique wine estate, producing high-quality wines that showcase the region’s diverse terroir. Located at the entrance of Franschhoek Wine Valley, Franschhoek Cellar combines rustic charm with contemporary elegance, making it a favorite destination for wine lovers, families, and those looking for a casual yet premium wine experience. Franschhoek Cellar offers a welcoming and laid-back wine-tasting experience, with a choice of tastings in the stylish tasting room, on the outdoor terrace, or in the lush garden setting. The estate’s themed wines pay tribute to Franschhoek’s rich history and landmarks, making the experience both flavorful and culturally immersive.

Drakenstein Prison & The Nelson Mandela Statue Historical Significance Drakenstein Prison (formerly known as Victor Verster Prison) is a historic site in South Africa, famous for being the place where Nelson Mandela spent the final 14 months of his imprisonment before his release on 11 February 1990. Located between Paarl and Franschhoek, the prison was a low-security facility where Mandela was moved in December 1988 from Robben Island and Pollsmoor Prison. Mandela’s walk to freedom from the gates of Drakenstein Prison on that day became an iconic moment in South Africa’s history, marking the beginning of the country’s transition to democracy. The Nelson Mandela Statue At the entrance of Drakenstein Prison stands a larger-than-life bronze statue of Nelson Mandela, unveiled in 2008 to commemorate his legacy. The statue captures Mandela’s famous walk to freedom, depicting him with his right fist raised, symbolizing victory, resilience, and the fight for justice' Stop for photos