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Travel tips – on your own in South Africa
A wonderful way to discover South Africa is on your own. Jump into the rental car and head out on an incredible journey that you will never forget.
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This beautiful farm on the east-facing slopes of the magnificent Constantiaberg and barely 12km from False Bay, originally formed part of the Constantia Estate, which was founded by Simon van der Stel, the first Governor of the new Dutch colony at the tip of Africa.
This beautiful farm on the east-facing slopes of the magnificent Constantiaberg and barely 12km from False Bay, originally formed part of the Constantia Estate, which was founded by Simon van der Stel, the first Governor of the new Dutch colony at the tip of Africa.
The Wine Tasting experience is housed in the historic wine cellar with it’s traditional thatched roof, white washed walls and rare yellow-wood ceilings. The interior is casual, generously furnished with leather couches, small lounges and a tasting bar.
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Buitenverwachting, 37 Klein Constantia Road, Constantia, Cape Town, South Africa, , Cape Town, South Africa
- 021) 794 5190/1
- www.buitenverwachting.com
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