The Cape Winelands,
estate by estate.
95 estates across 11 regions of the Western Cape. Find tasting rooms, restaurants and things to do.
Explore the regionsFeatured estates
Diemersdal Wine Estate
Durbanville
Set on the northern and southern slopes of the Dorstberg in Durbanville, Cape Town, Diemersdal is a sixth-generation family wine estate, dating back to 1698. Best known for its Sauvignon Blanc and Pinotage, the estate has an excellent reputation for wines that reflect the cool influence of the nearby Atlantic Ocean.
Constantia Glen
Constantia
Constantia Glen is a boutique winery situated on the saddle just below Constantia Nek that offers visitors a sweeping view over the Constantia valley.
Zorgvliet
Banghoek
Zorgvliet is a boutique wine estate in the Stellenbosch area of the Western Cape, where rolling vineyards, warm hospitality, and top-notch wines make for a perfect day of tasting and scenery.
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Where to go
Pick a region to see its wards and the estates within them.
- Stellenbosch39 estates · Helderberg, Polkadraai Hills, Jonkershoek Valley, Banghoek +4
- Franschhoek17 estates · Franschhoek is as well known for its food and cultural events as its spectacular wines. The valley is home to some of the Cape’s best-known estates, with a strong showing of Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Semillon and Cap Classique.
- Paarl10 estates · One of the country’s oldest wine regions, Paarl is celebrated by vintners and oenophiles for its distinctive granite soils, warm-climate vineyards and rich variety of wines
- Constantia8 estates · Just a short drive from Cape Town’s city centre, Constantia is South Africa’s oldest wine-producing region, known for its sweeping historic wine farms, cool(er)-climate wines, and its tourist accessibility. It has developed an exceptional reputation for elegance and quality.
- Durbanville8 estates · Durbanville is an established wine region particularly known for its stellar (and award-winning) Sauvignon Blancs. Its vineyards benefit from cool Atlantic breezes, and its established wine farms offer a range of delicious varieties.
- Robertson4 estates · Nicknamed the "valley of wine and roses", Robertson in the Winelands is particularly known for its Chardonnay. With limestone-rich soils and warm, dry growing conditions, it is one of South Africa’s leading regions for both still and sparkling wines.
- Breede River Valley3 estates · The Breede River Valley encompasses three established wine districts: Worcester, Robertson and Breedekloof. Together, they produce a wide range of wines, from everyday drinking styles to more premium, small-production offerings.
- Breedekloof2 estates · Breedekloof in the Breede River Valley is known for its slower-ripening vineyards, a strong cooperative winemaking tradition and a growing number of independent producers.
- Darling2 estates · Darling is a West Coast wine region with a strong agricultural heritage, where wine farms sit alongside wheat fields and canola plantations. Its coastal setting, spring wildflowers and relaxed country-town atmosphere make it a worthwhile stop on a West Coast trip.
- Swartland1 estate · Once better known for wheat farming and bulk wine production, the Swartland has become an influential wine region, recognised for its Chenin Blanc, Syrah and Grenache. Its dry-farmed bush vines and independent winemakers are reshaping the region’s reputation.
- Somerset West1 estate