Bottelary Hills

Bellvue specialises in the Pinotage cultivar and boasts some of the oldest vines still in production.

Known for its Pinotage, Beyerskloof is a relative newcomer with Beyers Truters planting the first vineyards at the farm in 1988.

Fort Simon in the Western Cape is a sun-soaked slice of history perched on a hill, where you can wander through old fortifications, soak up sweeping views, and get a feel for the Cape's frontier days.

Goede Hoop, or the Cape of Good Hope, sits at the rugged edge of the Western Cape where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet, offering dramatic cliffs, wild baboons, and a quintessential South African photo moment.

Groenland is a family-run wine farm set in the Bottelary district that has been producing red- and white wines for the past 90 years.

Located on the northeastern slopes of the Bottelary Hill’s, Hartenberg Family Vineyards has been in the Mackenzie family’s possession since 1987.

Situated in Stellenbosch’s Bottelary Hills, Hazendal was established in 1699, and the estate’s wines have won numerous awards over the years.

Established in Stellenbosch’s Bottelary Hills in 1946 by David Steytler, Kaapzicht saw its first Pinotage vines planted in 1959 and boasts an unbroken line of winemakers at the helm.

In operation since 1941, Koelenhof Winery came into being as a cooperative initiative between local winemakers under the guidance of Pieter Hugo De Vries, going from strength to strength over the years.

Mooiplaas Wine Estate & Private Nature Reserve is a historical and traditional working farm that takes an environmentally friendly approach to producing its grapes.

Mount Vernon in the Western Cape is a laid-back escape where rolling hills, scenic views, and warm local hospitality invite you to slow down, breathe in the fresh air, and soak up the countryside.

Muldersbosch, tucked in the Western Cape, is a laid-back countryside escape where rolling hills, fresh air, and a friendly vibe make for a perfect day trip from Cape Town.

Dating back to 1692, Stellenrust is one of the oldest family-run wine estates in South Africa.

Zewenwacht, tucked away in the Western Cape, is a laid-back gem where rolling vineyards and sweeping mountain views invite you to slow down, sip a glass, and soak up South Africa’s sunshine.