A short transfer from your Cape Town Hotel in your luxury coach places you in the heart of the Cape Winelands. Enjoy a day tasting some of the best wines in the world and learn more about the South African wine industry.
Highlights of the day tours will include :
- Tasting on award winning estates
- Educational cellar tour and wine tasting, chocolates and schnapps
- Lunch and Dinners on location
- Spectacular views of the picturesque Cape Winelands
- The Historical towns of Franschhoek or Stellenbosch
- Trip Delight Surprises
- Educational cellar tour and wine tasting, chocolates and schnapps
- Lunch and Dinners on location
- Spectacular views of the picturesque Cape Winelands
- The Historical towns of Franschhoek or Stellenbosch
- Trip Delight Surprises
Wine Route Tours
Jonathan's South Africa
No tour to South Africa is complete without time spent in the Cape Winelands. With a full day in South Africa's premier wine region of Franschhoek and Stellenbosch, Jonathan will share why these wine regions has become his personal favorites.
Cape Winelands
Journey with Jonathan Butler
South Africa 2015
October 7 - 15, 2015
Optional Extensions Available on Request
South Africa 2015
October 7 - 15, 2015
Optional Extensions Available on Request
Jonathan Butler Safari - All Rights Reserved - Updated 1/3/2013
Stellenbosch, is the oldest and most established wine route in South Africa, dating back to 1971. It is known throughout the world as a region that continuously produces wine of the highest quality.
The vibrant atmosphere and Cape Dutch architecture contributes to its unique charm. Stellenbosch is the home of Kanonkop, Meerlust, Tokara, Rustenberg, Thelema and Warwick to name but a few.
Franschhoek, lies in a beautiful contained valley, this picturesque little town was founded by the French Huguenots in 1688. The town has become a popular tourist destination with boutique guest houses and many of the Cape's best restaurants, not forgetting the great wines.
Local wine cellars include La Motte, Cape Chamonix, Cabrière, and Boekenhoutskloof.
The vibrant atmosphere and Cape Dutch architecture contributes to its unique charm. Stellenbosch is the home of Kanonkop, Meerlust, Tokara, Rustenberg, Thelema and Warwick to name but a few.
Franschhoek, lies in a beautiful contained valley, this picturesque little town was founded by the French Huguenots in 1688. The town has become a popular tourist destination with boutique guest houses and many of the Cape's best restaurants, not forgetting the great wines.
Local wine cellars include La Motte, Cape Chamonix, Cabrière, and Boekenhoutskloof.
