This is the largest fruit and wine producing valley in the Western Cape and offers magnificent views and landscapes

• Ceres - This is one of the most important deciduous fruit producing regions in the country and is also popular for outdoor activities such as hiking and mountain biking.
  
  
• Tulbagh -Containing the largest concentration of national monuments National in South Africa, including the Oude Kerk Volksmuseum and the Oude Drostdy.
  
  
• Montagu - Known as the gateway to the Little Karoo, includes the longest wine route in the world and is also home to the renowned hot mineral springs.
  
  
• Worcester and Robertson - Known for their wide selection of wines with a selection of farms and wine estates.

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The Cape Winelands

Just under an hour's drive from Cape Town is the heart of the largest wine producing region in the Western Cape, with a wide selection of wine farms and cellars as well as the rich historical and cultural heritage of museums, galleries and numerous restaurants serving the finest cuisine.

• Stellenbosch - This university town is the second oldest town in South Africa has the most famous wine route in the Western Cape. Surrounded by stunning scenery and beautiful mountains. Stellenbosch has many galleries and museums.
  
  
• Franschhoek - Situated in the beautiful Huguenot Valley this small town is filled with quaint shops, art galleries, restaurants, sidewalk cafés, wine estates, a variety of accommodation, and is among the top five tourist destinations in South Africa
  
  
• Paarl - Situated in the picturesque Berg River valley. The buildings lining the main road (the longest in the country) offer a combination of outstanding examples of Cape Dutch, Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco architecture.

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