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As a parent you know that choosing an outing revolves around what is offered for the children. For a fun and relaxing day out to actually be fun and relaxing the children need to be kept busy and fed. Travelling with a baby and toddlers makes you look at everything very differently. These wine farms are not the only family friendly wine farms but they are definitely my favourite.
Cape Point Wine farm, Cape Town, the view is breathtaking. If you are a family that loves picnics and being outside then this is a must stop for you. They have a cute little pond and rolling gardens to play in. The wines are easy drinking and very affordable.
If you want to spoil yourself with finer food and still have the children entertained Simons on Groot Constantia, Cape Town, is a must. The food is absolutely delicious and they cater for little fingers. There is a playground outside for the children to let out some of the pent up energy.
The Durbanville area, just outside Cape Town, boasts a wonderful variety of wine farms. One of the most relaxed and family friendly ones is D’Aria– the tasting room overlooks a play area and a pond, they have a big grassy bank for the children to run around and enjoy themselves. The food is easy eating, burgers and cheese platters. This wine farm is my choice for a lovely lunch outing because it is not as commercial as some of the others in the area. The wines speak for themselves.
The adventure lovers would feel at home at Constantia Uitsig, Cape Town. They have an awesome bike park and a great play area attached to a really good restaurant. If you are more the cafe type they have some really fun little shops and less formal ressies on the farm too.
If you are heading out of Cape Town towards Paarl, Fairview is a great stop, not only can you taste their wines, but they have a great cheese menu and goats do roam. The children will enjoy the farm area with all the animals.
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Constantia Uitsig Wine farm with restaurant
Read moreWe try to work as naturally as possible in the vineyards, using cover cropping, mulching and integrated pest management programmes. Flowers play a central theme at Uitsig too – welcoming a diversity of beneficial insects and bright colours to the vineyards whilst our farm-made compost enriches the soil.
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Cape Point Winery
Read moreCape Point Vineyards is uniquely located in Noordhoek in the Cape Point Peninsula where our close proximity to the ocean and the ancient soils of the Table Mountain Range not only provides a phenomenal setting, but also a terroir ideal for the production of world-class Sauvignon Blanc that is strong in minerality and complexity.
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Fairview Wine and Cheese Farm
Read moreFairview is a working farm housing a collection of micro-businesses all sharing in a common goal – to create artisanal and sustainable produce, with a focus on fine wine and cheese. They have been caring custodians of the land since 1693, and invite you to come and visit and see for yourself how the farm operates, supports the environment and contributes to a more holistic lifestyle. Everything we do is driven by our philosophy of being honest, honouring our heritage and ensuring that ingenuity perpetually flows from our soils and cellars and straight into the heart of your relationship with us.
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D’Aria Wine farm
Read moreBetween Durbanville and Bloubergstrand, you’ll find an area that is known as “Sauvignon Blanc Country”. If you are looking to savour internationally acclaimed wines, where history, tradition, nature’s bounty and the delicate craft of winemaking all come together, there is no better option than D’Aria.
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The Groot Constantia Wine Estate
Read moreThe Groot Constantia Wine Estate is the oldest wine-producing farm in South Africa. They produces an award-winning wine to please every palate. Enjoy a fresh and cheerful Blanc de Noir or a beautifully complex Chardonnay. Discover a bold Shiraz or our seductive Grand Constance. With three wine-tasting venues on the estate, you can find your favourite in surroundings that suit your style.
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My favourite Wine farms in South Africa with accommodation
One of the best ways to completely immerse yourself in the Cape Winelands in South Africa is by staying on a beautiful wine farm. Waking
My favourite family friendly wine farms
As a parent you know that choosing an outing revolves around what is offered for the children. For a fun and relaxing day out to
5 best vineyards in South Africa 2019
In 2019, we found the little hidden gem in South Africa, the Elgin Wine Valley. The wine region Elgin is located between Cape Town and
Toplist of vineyard in South Africa 2018
Here comes the top list of vineyards that we visited in 2018. In 2018 we visited different wine districts in South Africa as Franschoek, Paarl,
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Green Vine Eatery
Read moreOriginally called “The Treehouse Eatery” and located further up on the Estate, The Green Vine was re-branded three years ago when they moved to their current building on the property.
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Webersburg Wine Estate
Read moreWebersburg warmly invites you to its elegantly restored Cape Dutch homestead and boutique winery which is nestled against the slopes of the Helderberg mountains in the heart of the Stellenbosch wine lands.
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South Africa offers beautiful vineyards, wonderful wines and a wonderful climate. South Africa is a perfect destination if you like wine and good food.
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GARDEN ROUTE, WINELANDS, WEST COAST & CAPE TOWN
Fr. 10,500R Sold By Slow Travel AfricaRead moreThe Garden Route & the Cape Winelands are iconic South African destinations. However some places are rather crowded and, to be honest, more tourist traps than fantastic experiences. In this itinerary, we’ve excluded these and focussed on the things that these icons do best: exceptional nature experiences, good food & wine and unusual wildlife. You will explore both well-known destinations and hidden gems. All accommodation is 3-4 star, and picked for its unique locations as well as comfort.
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Organic and Biodynamic Producers Tasting tour
Fr. 1,350R Sold By African InviteRead moreDuring this wine tour, we visit producers who are leaders in Organic and Biodynamic wine making. We are guided by a winemaker to hear their stories and to taste their wines.
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Golf, safari and wine tasting – Cape Town, George and Plettenberg Bay
Fr. 73,500R Sold By Coastline EventsRead moreThe Garden Route includes one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline. Mountains crowd close to a shoreline dotted with beaches and bays, and vividly coloured wild flowers delight the eye. The delightful town of George, known as “The Gateway to the Garden Route”, graces a coastal plateau in a fertile area of lush greenery at the foot of the Outeniqua Mountains. Your break here will be beautiful and encompassing of all the wonderful varieties of nature.
Golf on the greenest of greens and an atmosphere of peace as you rest on your vacation. You will experience luxury, africa and nature at its best.
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Golf, safari and wine tasting – 5 star accommodation in Cape Town & Hermanus
Fr. 53,445R Sold By Coastline EventsRead moreSouth Africa is renowned for its amazing climate, spectacular wildlife, enchanting wine and yes… world class golf courses. We have put together an exclusive 5 star golf package bringing together the best the country has to offer.
This is your chance as a golf enthusiast to get out of the cold, wet Swedish winter, spread your wings and settle back for an incredible golfing trip fit for a king.
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