Stellenbosch, place of gables, oaks and wine

No matter where you may have come from, you will find that Stellenbosch is unlike any other place on earth. Stellenbosch has moved with the times without sacrificing too much of its substance or any of its soul – it has a small-town aura with a leisurely lifestyle in an atmosphere where art, music and theatre thrive. The side-walk cafes and friendly meet-and-eat pubs add to the relaxed pleasures of the town. Old oak trees against white walls of Cape Dutch buildings transform streets into romantic soft, shady avenues. But most of all, Stellenbosch is known for its good wines and attracts wine-lovers and tourists from around the world. Stellenbosch has the oldest Wine Route in the country and is often referred to as the quality wine-growing region of South Africa.

Franschhoek – Valley of the Huguenots

Franschhoek is beautifully set in a valley of ambient culture. Majestic Mountains embrace the picturesque Franschhoek wine valley, which quietly welcomes you with an aura of exuberance and warmth. Settle into a lavish country lodge, a cozy B&B or a self-catering cottage. Indulge your palate with internationally acclaimed cuisine by selecting from the many restaurants Franschhoek has – of which a number are amongst the Top 100 restaurants in the country.