STELLENBOSCH WINE ROUTE

Thirty minutes from Cape Town, a warm welcome awaits you, our visitor to the Stellenbosch Wine Route. Since the founding of Stellenbosch in 1679, it has become synonymous with table wines of high quality. The cellars of the Wine Route are situated along the four main roads leading to Stellenbosch. Each cellar entrance is clearly signposted - watch for the official Wine Route logo. Most of the cellars offer cellar tours as well as lunches in their shaded gardens or restuarants together with a bottle of wine of your choice.

WELCOME TO OUTENIQUA LAND

Nestling below the magnificent George Peak, George, Wilderness, Victoria Bay, Herold's Bay and Glentana  have so much to offer. The area consists of a remarkable blending of mountains, rivers, indigenous and cultivated forests, colourful shrubs and wild flowers, glorious beaches and rich farmlands. The town is favourably situated in a picturesque environment on a coastal plateau between the Outeniqua Mountains and the Indian Ocean.

Come and put down your roots in our corner of the Garden.
Close your eyes...
Think of the beauty of the Garden Route...George is the largest town in the Garden Route. George has exciting hiking trials and beautiful golden beaches. There are the wonders of Knysna, Mossel Bay and Oudshoorn.

Pack your travellers bags, don't forget the swim wear and your camera...because for surely it will come in good use.
Visit some of the MUST SEE ATTRACTIONS like The Drostdy Museum, The Garden Route Dam, The Montagu pass, Hop - Growing, and the Seven Passes Road.
Unwind on the beautiful golden beaches.
experience the Outeniqua Land

AUGRABIES FALL - PLACE OF GREAT NOISE...

Long before you see the waterfall, you smell it. The scent of water flowing over hot desert rock lures you closer; the same smell that comes with the first thunderstorms after a long highveld winter. but strangely, there is no rain, just more sunshine, more rock and more heat.
Visit the Augrabies falls and, make it a point to visit the various veiwpoints of the falls and the gorge. Look out for the fascinating little creatures such as the colourful Broadley's lizard, which climbs up and down the high granite cliffs and jumps acrobatically to catch flying insects.
Go ahead, explore the Augrabies falls and enjoy a stay at the only one rest camp at Augrabies, or one of the 59 self-catering chalets

HOT IDEA...

Sip champagne and watch the sun rise as you drift high above the Magalies River Valley. Whether you like hights or not, a balloon safari will get your heart rate going. With a number of wonderful lodges, bed and breakfasts, and game farms to choose from in the Magalies area, and as plush as they are, convenient and just 45 kilometers north from Johannesburg's northern suburbs, you can be sky high in the mornings and in a soft comfortable bed at night. You are sure to never go wrong with this idea.

DRAKENBERG

Nothing says "I LOVEYOU" like a lakeside stone cottage, cosy fireplace and majestic mountain peaks. The Lake Naverone cottages, nestled in the foot of the Drakensberg, offers all of this and more, including hiking, birding, horse riding and trout fishing.
The cottages are self - catering, reasonably close to Durban and easy on the pocket, everything you need for a stress free lover's break.
So don't miss out on such a great deal, with the best it can offer...make it a must visit destination on your outing list, and have a wonderful experience

EAST MEETS WEST...The perfect cape combo...

With so many areas of natural beauty, beaches, activities, cultures and wildlife havens, the Eastern and Western Cape provinces are both great choices for a South African holiday in their own right. However, combine the two and you may just have the perfect all-round destination.
LONG FOR MEMORABLE WILDLIFE ENCOUNTERS???
Embrace the variety offerded by the Western Cape, such as whale watching, ostrich riding, shark diving, swimming with penguins and marvelling at meerkats, before rounding things out by jumping headlong into classic Big 5 safari in the Eastern Cape.
WANT A TASTE OF SOUTH AFRICAN CULTURE???
Tour a teeming Cape Town township, sample a fine wine in Stellenbosch and try Cape Malay cuisine, then head east to the remote beaches of the Wild Coast and learn about the Xhosa people while enjoying a home stay in a traditional village hut.