TOUR DETAILS
Start your day by travelling to one of the country’s most visited destinations and second oldest town in South Africa, Stellenbosch. Indulge in some fine wine whilst visiting the historic cellars of some of the top vineyards.
The winelands region is known for breathtaking natural scenery, longstanding cultural heritage and world-class wine-producing estates. Explore Franschhoek, a small town nestled between towering Cape Wineland mountains, known as the the Food and Wine capital of the Cape.
We have done extensive research into the top vineyards that the region has to offer. If you have any specific wineries, attractions or restaurants that you’d like to visit, we will arrange it for you. If you prefer a scenic drive, ask our guide to continue on a 2 hour scenic drive where you let your camera capture the beauty of the historical buildings, vineyards and the surrounding amphitheatre of majestic mountains.
FULL DAY TOUR
The winelands region is known for breathtaking natural scenery, longstanding cultural heritage and world-class wine-producing estates. Explore Stellenbosch and Franschhoek, fast becoming the Wine capital’s of the world.
All Glen Tours are customised to suit guests needs. Lunch, entrance fees and wine tastings are excluded.
TOUR FEATURES
Wine Tasting
Stellenbosch
Franschoek
Delaire
La Motte
Ruste En Vrede
OTHER TOURS
2-3 HOUR HIKE
R1500 per person per tour
Table Mountain Hike
The well-worn switchback of steps to the top makes it one of the most popular hiking options up Table Mountain. Guests enjoy 360 degree views of Cape Town, Lions Head and the Mountain itself.
ENQUIRE6 HOUR HIKE
R1950 per person per tour
Skeleton Gorge Hike
Start hiking in the Kirstenbosch Botanical gardens, the climb up Skeleton gorge is well equipped with ladders to aid hikers. This pleasant walk passes through some marshy frog breeding areas.
ENQUIRE4 HOUR HIKE
R1250 per person
Devil’s Peak Hike
Stand at the Waterfront and look up at Table mountain – Devil’s Peak is the larger of the two peak’s on the Table’s right. Only slightly shorter than Table Mountain, connected to it by a saddle, it stands at 1 001 metres high.
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