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Category: Wine Farms

  • Bergsig Wine Estate

    Bergsig Wine Estate

    Bergsig Wine Estate is a historic family-owned wine estate on the R43 near Wolseley, set where dramatic mountain ranges meet the vineyards of the Breedekloof Wine Valley. The Lategan family has farmed at Bergsig since 1843, with generations of winemaking forming part of the estate’s story.

    Visitors can enjoy guided wine tastings showcasing Bergsig’s estate, reserve and flagship ranges, as well as food-and-wine pairing experiences. Bergsig Bistro serves relaxed country-style meals with vineyard and mountain views, making the estate an easy stop for breakfast, lunch or a leisurely glass of wine.

    For those wanting to stay longer, Die Kelderhuis offers accommodation on the estate, allowing guests to enjoy the peaceful farm setting and explore the surrounding Breede River Valley at a slower pace.

  • Marais Family Wines

    Marais Family Wines

    Marais Family Wines is a family-run wine estate on Breëland Farm in the Slanghoek Valley near Rawsonville, with a farming heritage stretching back to 1847. Surrounded by vineyards, streams and dramatic mountain scenery, the estate combines generations of winemaking tradition with a relaxed contemporary visitor experience.

    Visitors can taste the estate’s wines in the modern tasting room overlooking the farm dam and vineyards, with a range that includes Chenin Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinotage, Chardonnay and traditional sweet wines. The estate also offers relaxed breakfast and lunch dining, making it an easy place to linger over good food and wine while enjoying the Slanghoek views.

    For those wanting to stay longer, the estate also offers self-catering accommodation, along with mountain-biking and hiking opportunities. The gardens, lawns and farm setting provide plenty of space to slow down, while private functions and special events can also be hosted on the estate.

  • Botha Kelder

    Botha Kelder is a long-established Breedekloof winery on the R43 near Wolseley, with a winemaking history dating back to 1949. From its beginnings with just 14 members, the cellar has grown into one of the valley’s recognised wine producers while retaining strong ties to the surrounding farming community.

    Visitors can explore a broad selection of red, white, sparkling and dessert wines in the tasting room, with wine pairings and cheese platters available for a relaxed cellar-door experience. Botha Kelder’s portfolio includes everyday favourites as well as premium and award-winning wines from the Breedekloof region.

    Its position along the Worcester–Wolseley route makes Botha Kelder an easy stop for visitors exploring the Breedekloof Wine Valley, whether you are planning a tasting, stocking up on local wine or simply discovering another piece of the valley’s winemaking history.

  • Nuy on the Hill

    Nuy on the Hill

    Nuy on the Hill is a relaxed restaurant, deli and wine destination overlooking the beautiful Nuy Valley near Worcester. Set at Nuy Winery beneath the Langeberg Mountains, it combines generous country-style food, local wine and panoramic vineyard views in an easy-going setting.

    The restaurant serves breakfast and lunch, including wood-fired pizzas and familiar favourites with a local twist. Visitors can also enjoy Nuy wines, wine tastings, craft beer, takeaway coffee and deli products, making it equally suited to a quick stop or a leisurely afternoon in the valley.

    With indoor and outdoor seating, family-friendly facilities and beautiful surroundings, Nuy on the Hill is a popular stop for locals and travellers exploring the Worcester wine route. Private functions and weddings can also be hosted by arrangement.

  • Waverley Hills Organic Wine Estate

    Waverley Hills Organic Wine Estate

    Waverley Hills Organic Wine & Olive Estate is a scenic wine destination near Wolseley, set among organic vineyards and olive groves beneath the Witzenberg Mountains. Known for its certified organic wines and relaxed country setting, the estate offers visitors an easy way to experience another side of the Tulbagh and Witzenberg wine region.

    Visitors can enjoy wine tastings and explore a range of estate wines alongside locally produced olives and olive products. The estate also offers dining in a beautiful vineyard setting, with panoramic views across the valley creating a relaxed backdrop for lunch, wine tasting or an afternoon in the countryside.

    Waverley Hills is also an established wedding and function venue, with indoor and outdoor event spaces overlooking the vineyards and olive orchards. Its combination of wine, food, scenery and events makes it a worthwhile stop while exploring Wolseley and the surrounding Breede River Valley.

  • Mountain Ridge Estate

    Mountain Ridge Estate

    Mountain Ridge Wines is a long-established Breedekloof winery on De Liefde Road near Wolseley, surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery and vineyards. Founded in 1949 as Romansrivier Winery, the cellar has grown into a recognised local producer while retaining its strong connection to the surrounding farming community.

    Visitors can explore a broad range of white, red and rosé wines, from easy-drinking everyday wines to premium reserve releases. The cellar-door experience offers a relaxed way to discover the wines while enjoying the hospitality and mountain views that define the Wolseley and Breedekloof area.

    Mountain Ridge is also an established wedding and function venue, with a dedicated event space accommodating roughly 140 to 160 guests, making the property suitable for both wine visits and special celebrations.

  • Tulbagh Winery

    Tulbagh Winery is one of the valley’s long-established wine producers, with a history dating back to 1906 in the fertile area once known as Het Land van Waveren. Situated where Winterhoek and Drostdy roads meet, the winery has been part of Tulbagh’s wine story for well over a century.

    Visitors can discover a broad range of locally produced wines, from easy-drinking favourites to premium releases under the Groot Tulbagh and CCM labels. The winery is also home to the popular Flippenice range, alongside grape juices and other locally produced products.

    Tulbagh Winery also hosts events at its rustic Drostdy facilities, including arts and music experiences and a country market held on the first Saturday of each month. It is a worthwhile stop for anyone exploring the Tulbagh Wine Route and the wider valley’s winemaking heritage.

  • Theuniskraal

    Theuniskraal Wine Estate is one of Tulbagh’s historic wine farms, with roots in the valley stretching back generations and a family winemaking legacy that has shaped the estate for nearly a century. Set among vineyards and dramatic mountain scenery, it remains an important part of Tulbagh’s wine heritage.

    Visitors can enjoy a relaxed tasting of Theuniskraal’s award-winning wines, including its well-known Cape Riesling and a range of red, white and blended wines. The tasting room overlooks the vineyards and offers an easy way to experience the estate’s wines and learn more about the Jordaan family’s long connection to the land.

    Theuniskraal’s combination of history, family tradition and classic Tulbagh scenery makes it a worthwhile stop for anyone exploring the valley’s wine farms and cellar-door experiences.

  • Saronsberg Vineyard Cottages

    Saronsberg Vineyard Cottages

    Saronsberg Vineyard Cottages offers stylish self-catering accommodation at the foot of the Saronsberg Mountains, just outside historic Tulbagh. Surrounded by vineyards, gardens and dramatic mountain views, the cottages provide a peaceful base for couples, families, friends and business travellers exploring the Tulbagh Valley.

    The property offers 16 well-equipped cottages ranging from one- to two-bedroom units, with fully equipped kitchens, WiFi, air-conditioning, fireplaces and private patios with braai facilities. Guests also have access to the estate swimming pool and can enjoy easy access to the Saronsberg wine-tasting room and contemporary art gallery.

    Whether you are visiting for a wine-country weekend, a quiet mountain escape or a longer stay in Tulbagh, Saronsberg Vineyard Cottages combines modern comfort with one of the valley’s most scenic vineyard settings.

  • Rijk’s Wine Estate & Guesthouse

    Rijk’s Wine Estate & Guesthouse is a family-owned Tulbagh estate where award-winning wine, traditional South African food and peaceful vineyard accommodation come together beneath the surrounding mountains. The estate specialises in Chenin Blanc and Pinotage and offers visitors a relaxed way to experience the best of the Tulbagh Valley.

    Guests can enjoy curated wine tastings and locally inspired farm boards, while the estate restaurant serves authentic farm-style South African cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Seasonal dishes focus on local ingredients and are designed to pair naturally with Rijk’s wines.

    The Cape Dutch-style guesthouse offers a tranquil stay among the vineyards, with mountain views and access to the estate’s EcoPool and outdoor spaces. Whether visiting for a tasting, a meal or a longer stay, Rijk’s offers a complete Tulbagh wine-country experience.

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