Explore South African Wine Routes
Here you will find the inspiration and a million reasons to go beyond the well known. You will find hidden gems, uncover local secrets, hear the stories best told by the locals and travellers in the know, and discover that we have a lot more to offer than good wine.
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Heard It Through The Grapevine
Aleit’s Top Six Wedding Venue Picks – Stellenbosch & Franschhoek Winelands
The Aleit Group has been planning weddings for local and international bridal parties, including many a celebrity wedding, in the Winelands for 16 years.
“And it has to be said, this is our forte – from the nitty-gritty, to keeping the in-laws happy, from the not-so-fun-logistics, to the intrinsically extravagant wish-list, The Aleit Group will plan and pave the rose-petal-way to your perfect wedding. From the moment you walk in till the moment you walk out, every step of the way.”
Aleit writes for us about some of his favourite venues in the Stellenbosch and Franschhoek Winelands.
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Quality Time and Quality Wine: Easter in the Winelands
Celebrate Easter by pairing quality time with quality wine in the South African winelands. Whether you are looking to have a memorable Easter with the kids or just make the best of the long weekend with fine dining and special tastings, you will find your fun at some of our favourite farms.
Your Ultimate Guide to Kid Friendly Wine Estates in South Africa
Many of South Africa’s top wine estates cater for children, ensuring you won’t have to worry about entertaining them, or feel judged if your little ones giggle (insert scream) a bit too loud. Here’s our round-up of 30 kid friendly wine estates in South Africa.
Cape Champion wine farms promote Cape Leopard conservation
Several WWF Conservation Champions farms promote and support the conservation of the threatened Cape mountain leopard, setting an example of environmental protection in the wine industry.
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Celebrate Freedom Day by entering the Durbanville Hills TrailFun!
We're back at the stunning Durbanville Hills on Freedom Day. What a way to celebrate your freedom!
Take a trip on the wild side with a Delheim Mushroom Forage Pop Up
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Through continued expansion and development, the South African wine tourism industry encourages responsible tourism, economic empowerment and reinvestment in the community, ensuring a stable and viable economic future for all role-players. Tourism is a crucial driver of economic growth, especially in under-developed rural areas, and contributes to local upliftment and job creation. Wine tourism also stimulates community development, attracts consumers to rural areas, generates sales of local products and attracts corporate investment in the long term.