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The official guide to Paarl & Wellington – Heart of the Cape Winelands. The 72-page book offers inclusive information on Tourism (DLTA); The Wine Industry (Paarl Wine Route and Wellington Wine Route); Commerce & Industry; Accommodation; Health & Wellness; Conferencing, Weddings & Functions; The Arts; Attractions & Activities; Festivals & Events; Sport & Adventure; Golfing; Restaurants; Shopping; and Tourist Guides & Tour Operators.

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Page 1: Your Guide to Paarl & Wellington and Wine Routes - 2015

Your Guide to

Paarl & Wellington and their Wine Routes

www.paarl-wellington.co.za

2015

including Gouda, Hermon, Saron and Simondium

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Enjoy Responsibly. Not for Sale to Persons Under the Age of 18.

www.nederburg.com

Visit Nederburg and discover how one man’s dream and unyielding passion created a legacy of wine mastery that

has endured for over two centuries.

Experience this rich heritage with a stop at our gracious Manor House. Visit our Old Cellar Museum and step into

the world of our legendary winemakers. Tour our state-of-the-art cellar, then head over to

our Visitors’ Centre to taste our award winning wines, pair them with cheeses, and take home a bottle of our

finest to savour at your leisure.

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The scenic beauty of both Paarl and Wellington and the surrounding

villages of Simondium, Hermon, Gouda and Saron compels visitors to explore the many cultural and historical attractions in the Drakenstein Valley, together with some of the most bountiful nature reserves in the surrounding mountains.

Paarl takes its name from the huge granite outcrop that stands proudly on the crest of Paarl Mountain. The town was founded in 1687, is the third oldest settlement in South Africa and has a rich cultural and historical heritage. The birth of Afrikaans as the world’s youngest language is celebrated by the Afrikaans Language Monument that stands astride the southern slopes of Paarl Mountain.

The town has many fine examples of Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian and Cape Dutch era buildings that compete for space with a wide variety of fine restaurants and coffee shops spread out along the twelve kilometre-long Main Street.

Just outside Paarl is the Drakenstein Prison, where Nelson Mandela spent his last years of captivity and where he completed his long walk to freedom.

Wellington was founded in 1840 and was named after the Duke of Wellington. The region is renowned for its beautiful Cape Dutch homesteads and gardens. The historic Bain’s Kloof Mountain Pass, with its unsurpassed vistas, indigenous flora and fauna and crystal-clear rock pools, is the perfect spot for hikers, while closer to town guided wine-walks and horse-trails through farmland and fynbos can be enjoyed. The dried fruit industry is synonymous with Wellington and the town is surrounded by fruit orchards, wine estates and olive groves.

Situated to the north of Wellington,

the villages of Saron (originally a mission station), Gouda and Hermon are spread out in the midst of rich farmlands in the shadow of the Elandskloof and Winterhoek Mountains.

Paarl and Wellington boast true country hospitality, award winning wine routes and estates and accommodation to suit a variety of requirements and budgets. The towns provide excellent conferencing venues and some of the most idyllic wedding venues in the Cape Winelands. You can revel in beautiful fynbos-rich walks and hiking trails, superb mountain-biking trails or take a relaxing drive through the countryside to enjoy the spectacular scenery and a leisurely lunch washed down with some of the region’s finest wines.

We look forward to welcoming you to Paarl and Wellington!

David FrandsenCEOPaarl and Wellington Tourism

EXPERIENCE the Heart of the Cape Winelands

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EXPERIENCE the Heart of the Cape Winelands 1CONTENTS 3WELCOME to Our Valley 4EVENTS & FESTIVALS in Paarl & Wellington 5GENERAL FACTS & TRAVEL INFO 6-7 THE ROAD to Paarl & Wellington 8PAARL - An Introduction 9A JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY - Paarl 10-12SIGHTS & SOUNDS of Paarl 13-15WEDDINGS & CONFERENCING - Paarl 16-17SHOPPING MEANDER - Paarl 18-19MIND, BODY & SPIRIT - Paarl 20THE GREAT OUTDOORS - Paarl 21-24COMMERCE & INDUSTRY - Paarl 25-27WINING & DINING - Paarl 28-31TOWN & COUNTRY - Stay in Paarl 32-37WINES OF ORIGIN - Paarl 38-47WELLINGTON - An Introduction 48A JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY - Wellington 50SIGHTS & SOUNDS of Wellington 51-52SHOPPING MEANDER - Wellington 53MIND, BODY & SPIRIT - Wellington 54THE GREAT OUTDOORS - Wellington 55COMMERCE & INDUSTRY - Wellington 56WINING & DINING - Wellington 57-59TOWN & COUNTRY - Stay in Wellington 60-63WINES OF ORIGIN - Wellington 64-67QUICK INDEX 68-71

© Copyright: Drakenstein Local Tourism Authority. No part of the publication may be reproduced in any part or form, without written consent from Drakenstein Local Tourism Authority. Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in the Paarl-Wellington and Wine Routes guide is accurate, the publisher cannot be held responsible for the accuracy or completeness of available information. The publisher accepts no responsibility for any loss or damages incurred as a result of the use of, or reliance on, such information.

Produced & Published by: MindWorks - Cathy Retief-Neil Tel: +27 (0)21 853 7321 Email: [email protected]

Design & Layout: Rupert Pluck - iLike Design | Research and Content: MindWorks Printing: Paarl Media | Photographic contributions: Bruce Molzen, David Frandsen, Drakenstein Municipality, Paarl Wine Route, Rupert Pluck, Sante Hotel & Spa, Wellington Wine Route, Wesgro.

Acknowledgements: Drakenstein Municipality, Paarl Tourism, Wellington Tourism, Paarl Wine Route, Wellington Wine Route, Drakenstein Business Federation and the Advertisers.

PAARL TOURISM216 Main Street (c/o Main & Auret Streets), Paarl, 7646Tel: 021 872 4842Email: [email protected]: www.paarl-wellington.co.za

Paarl Rocks! | @paarltourism

WELLINGTON TOURISM14 Burger Street (c/o Burger & Malherbe Streets), Wellington, 7655Tel: 021 864 1378Email: [email protected]: www.paarl-wellington.co.za

Wellington Wine Tourism | @wellwineroute

Opening HOurs: Monday - Friday 08h30 - 17h00Weekends & Public Holidays 10h00 - 13h00The office is closed on 25 and 26 December, 1 January and Good Friday.Opening hours apply to both Paarl Tourism and Wellington Tourism.

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D rakenstein is an area r ich in beauty, nature and history. This

is complimented by activities and adventures to match! Throw in the fact that Paarl was voted one of the top 15 destinations in Africa by Tripadvisor, and you have a dream holiday destination.

Drakenstein is the perfect breakaway for families or friends. A 45-minute drive from Cape Town, our beautiful valley is ideal for a quick getaway or an extended holiday.

Drakenstein is a unique area, stretching from Simondium to Saron, transitioning from a busy, modern environment to a relaxed country experience.

We provide the perfect balance between these two worlds and every town and village is worth a visit.

The spirit of ingenuity has resulted in many ‘must visit’ locations in the valley. Throughout the year, a wide variety of entertainment and activities can be found at any of our wine estates or heritage sites. There is always a reason to celebrate our beautiful valley, and an opportunity never goes amiss.

Our rich heritage also invites moments of reflection for all who visit.

The history of Drakenstein stretches back to the formation of South Africa and includes the memory of the late Nelson Mandela.

Our residents welcome you with a smile. I invite you to come and enjoy our way

of life, here in our lovely Drakenstein.Warm regards.Mayor GesieDrakenstein Executive Mayor

WELCOME to Our Valley

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WEEKLY The Old Mill Theatre, Paarl. English and Afrikaans shows – www.oumeulteater.co.za | Cell: 083 564 0056 / [email protected]

MONTHLY Windmeul Winery Farmers Market: Every first Saturday of the month from 08h00 – 12h30 | Tel: 021 869-8043

DATE EVENT VENUE /TOWN CONTACT DETAILS

January Drakenstein Minstrels CarnivalBoland Rugby Stadium, Wellington

078 339 8713

3 Jan Full-moon picnic Taalmonument 021 863 4809/0543 / [email protected]

17 Jan Stargazing picnic Taalmonument Same as above

23 Jan Picnic Flick Taalmonument Same as above

31 Jan Picnic concert: The Rockets Taalmonument Same as above

Feb 27 For Freedom Race Drakenstein Prison 021 511 7130

6 Feb Full-moon picnic Taalmonument 021 863 4809/0543 / [email protected]

13 Feb Picnic Flick Taalmonument Same as above

14 Feb Valentine’s Picnic Taalmonument Same as above

14 Feb Valentine's Movie Night Rhebokskloof, Paarl 021 869 8386 / [email protected]

15 Feb Nederburg Harvest Day Paarl 021 862 3104/[email protected]

21 Feb Stargazing picnic Taalmonument 021 863 4809/0543 / [email protected]

27 Feb Picnic Concert: Bobby van Jaarsveld Taalmonument Same as above

Mar Wellington Harvest Festival Participating wineries 021 864 1378 / [email protected]

Mar Business League Cricket Wellington Cricket Club 021 8737927 / [email protected] Mar Picnic Flick Taalmonument 021 863 4809 /0543 / [email protected]

7 Mar Full-moon picnic Taalmonument Same as above

7 Mar Ommiberg 'Round the Rock' Various wine estates 021 863 4886 / [email protected]

13 Mar Picnic concert: Afrikaaps Taalmonument Same as above

20 Mar Picnic concert: Karin Zoid Taalmonument Same as above

21 Mar Stargazing picnic Taalmonument Same as above

28 Mar Dans van die Vlamme Taalmonument Same as above

Mar/Apr Boland Summer Festival Dal Josaphat Stadium 021 862 4721 / 079 465 8681 / www.pmj.org.za

Mar Cape Epic mountain bike race Wellington [email protected]

Apr Doemsa Rugby Weekend Wellington [email protected]

May Wellington op ’n Stasie / Station Festival Wellington Station 082 374 3146 / [email protected]

May Gravel Travel Cycling Wellington [email protected]

May Nederburg Classic Concert Paarl 021 862 3104 / [email protected]

1 May Safari Half Marathon, at Huguenot High School Wellington 021 511 7130

June Nederburg Classic Concert Paarl 021 862 3104 / [email protected]

July Berg River Canoe Marathon Berg River, Paarl 084 306 0331 / [email protected]

August Interschools Various regional schools

Sept-Nov Klein Olyvenbosch – Open Forest & Garden Wellington [email protected]

Sept Heritage Month Celebration Paarl [email protected]

Sept Fork & Cork Festival Wellington [email protected]

Sept Tuin van Digters, at Breytenbach Sentrum Wellington [email protected]

5 Sept Waterblommetjie Festival Rhebokskloof/Windmeul [email protected]/[email protected]

Sept/OctKlassieke Musiek Lente program, at Breytenbach Sentrum

Wellington [email protected]

Oct Winelands Golf FestivalBoschenmeer Golf Club, Paarl

021 863 1140 / www.boschenmeergolf.co.za

Oct Pinotage on Tap, Diemersfontein Wellington [email protected]

Oct Klein Optenhorst – Open Garden Wellington [email protected]

Oct Full-moon picnic and Stargazing picnic Taalmonument 021 863 4809/0543 / [email protected]

Nov-AprCultivaria Summer Concerts, at Liqui-fruit Amphitheatre, Paarl Mountain

Paarl [email protected] or www.cultivaria.com

Nov Full-moon picnic and Stargazing picnic Taalmonument 021 863 4809/0543 / [email protected]

Nov Bosman Release Wellington 021 8733170 / www.bosmanwines.com7 Nov Windmeul Beesloop Paarl 021 869 8100 / [email protected]

21 Nov Proe Paarl – Celebration of Paarl flavours Paarl [email protected]

Dec Festival of Lights Paarl, Wellington, Gouda and Saron

021 807 4741 / [email protected]

Dec Full-moon picnic and Stargazing picnic Taalmonument 021 863 4809/0543 / [email protected]

Dec Dans van die Vlamme Taalmonument Same as above

EVENTS & FESTIVALS in Paarl & Wellington

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PAARL & WELLINGTON are situated in the Cape Winelands, a quick

45-minute drive from Cape Town along the N1 highway.

Languages English, Afrikaans and isiXhosa.

Access to Paarl & Wellington

From Cape Town on the N1 highway; From Stellenbosch and Somerset West via the R44 and N1 highway.

Climate Spring and Summer months are from September to April. Daytime summer temperatures range from 25ºC to 34ºC and in winter, between 14ºC and 20ºC.

Emergency NumbersPolice: 10111; Ambulance: 10177.Cellphone (Mobile) Emergency: MTN: 083 112; Vodacom: 082 147 and Cell C: 084 148.

Health and Medical Services

Hospitals provide emergency services, casualty wards, and out-patient services.AMBULANCE SERVICES: Wellington Ambulance: 021 872 1979Wellington Private Ambulance Service (Pygess): 082 492 2970.Paarl Hospital: 021 860 2500 Paarl Mediclinic: 021 807 8000

Paarl Med-24: 021 872 0565Paarl Ambulance Service: 021 872 4462; ER24: 021 860 2770; Netcare 911: 082 911; Metro: 021 872 1979HOSPITALS (PRIVATE):Paarl Mediclinic: 021 807 8000Paarl Medicross: 021 872 3867Sereno Mental Health Clinic, Paarl:021 872 9760Cure Day Clinics St Stephen’s Paarl (Day Hospital): 021 200 2309HOSPITALS (PUBLIC): Paarl Hospital: 021 860 2500Huis McCrone (Day Hospital):021 873 0975Van Wyksvlei: 021 864 9700CLINICSTC Newman Community Health Centre: 021 872 3339Nieuwedrift Clinic: 021 872 9794Mbekweni Clinic: 021 868 0103Care Cross Clinic: 021 862 0130Medicross Clinic: 021 873 1057

Dial South Africa from Abroad

Dial the international access code followed by the area code and the subscriber’s number, +27 21 followed by the telephone number. For cellphones (mobile phones) dial +27 followed by the service provider code and number. Mobile phones can be hired at airport outlets.

Dial Inside South AfricaDial the area code (for e.g. 021 for Paarl or Wellington) followed by the subscriber number.

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Dialing Codes for Major Cities

Cape Town - 021Johannesburg - 011Pretoria - 012Durban - 031East London - 043Port Elizabeth - 041Bloemfontein - 051

Currency and Foreign Exchange

Rand (R); 100 cents = R1. Notes are in R200, R100, R50, R20 and R10 denominations. Coins are R5, R2, R1, 50c, 20c, 10c and 5c.Foreign currency can be exchanged at commercial banks, American Express, Thomas Cook Rennies Travel, Diners Club International and Bureaux de Change.Credit cards are accepted by most hotels, shops and restaurants. Travellers’ cheques are redeemable at banks, but have cash on hand for markets and informal traders.

Banking HoursWeekdays 09h00 to 15h30 and on Saturday from 08h30 to 11h00.

Post OfficeWeekdays 08h30 to 16h30 and 08h00 to 12h00 on Saturdays.

Telephone, Internet and Courier Services

Services are readily available at post offices, internet cafés and selected retail outlets. Telephone enquiries dial 1023.

Trading HoursWeekdays 09h00 to 17h00 and 09h00 to 13h00 on weekends. Mall trading hours are 09h00 to 19h00 on weekdays, 09h00 to

17h00 on Saturday and Sundays and Public Holidays from 10h00 – 16h00. Cafés and convenience stores open at 07h00 until late, seven days a week. Most major fuel stations have 24-hour services and convenience stores.

Electricity220/230 volts 50 Hz

Standard TimeSouth Africa is 2 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time, 1 hour ahead of Central European Winter Time, and 7 hours ahead of USA Eastern Standard Winter Time.

VAT Refunds Purchases are subject to Value Added Tax at 14%, which is redeemable upon departure at International Airports on presentation of a Tax Invoice. VAT claims can be made on items exceeding R250 leaving the country. VAT on hotel bills and consumable items are not VAT refundable. Visit www.taxrefunds.co.za for more information and to download the applicable application forms.

Tipping (Gratuity) Airport/hotel porters: R20-R25; Restaurants: 10% if gratuity is not included in the bill; Taxis: 10%. Car guards in public parking areas - R2-R5 recommended.

Safety South Africans are friendly, warm and hospitable people; however, as elsewhere in the world, tourists should observe certain precautions.Ask the locals about areas to avoid. Keep to well-lit areas after dark, lock your car and store your valuables in a hotel safe or at your place of abode.

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Paarl and Wellington are situated in the Cape Winelands region of the

Western Cape, and are approximately 45-minutes’ drive from Cape Town International Airport. The towns are approximately 15km apart.

By Road to PaarlFrom Cape Town, take the N1 highway. Exit 55 to access Paarl Main Street.From the N2 take the R300, then the N1 highway, Exit 55 to access Main StreetTravelling from Stellenbosch take the R44-road towards Paarl, travel on the R101 or the N1 highway to access Paarl.

By Road to WellingtonFrom Cape Town, take the N1. Exit 47 and travel on the R44 to Wellington. From the N2, take the R300 to the N1 highway towards Paarl. Exit 47 to access Wellington.Travelling from Stellenbosch take the R44-road to access Wellington.From Durbanville take the R312. Turn left onto the R44 to access Wellington.

By Coach Elwierda: 021 418 4673Greyhound: 083 915 9000Translux: 0861 589 282

By Train Metrorail (from Cape Town): 080 065 6463 Shosholoza Meyl (long-distance): 086 000 8888

By Air British Airways: www.ba.comFlySafair: www.flysafair.co.zaKulula.com: www.kulula.comMango: www.flymango.comSA Airlink: www.flyairlink.comSA Express: www.flysaa.comSouth African Airways: www.flysaa.com

Taxis & Car Hire5 star Car Rental: 082 783 2592 or 021 851 8564Aloma Transport & Shuttle Services: 071 197 0555Cape Rhino Shuttle & Tours: 021 703 2041Carlito Shuttle & Tours: 079 677 5749Morris Business Zone: 082 741 1272Paarl Alliance Taxi Association: 021 868 3288Paarl Taxis & Tours: 021 872 5671W Spogter Taxi Services: 021 868 0327

THE ROAD to Paarl & Wellington

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V isit the ‘Hear t of the Cape Winelands’ and the third-oldest

town in South Africa that lies a leisurely 45-minutes’ drive from Cape Town.

From a distance you can already spot the Afrikaans Language Monument that is synonymous with Paarl and represents the growth and development of Afrikaans, the world’s youngest language.

Just outside Paarl is the Drakenstein Prison where Nelson Mandela spent his last years in captivity and where he completed his long walk to freedom. A fine statue of Nelson Mandela stands at the entrance to the prison.

The oak-lined, 12-kilometre long Main Street houses a plethora of shops, restaurants, coffee shops, wine farms and lovingly restored historical buildings. Still in use to this day is the Strooidak Church; one of the oldest Dutch Reformed Church buildings in the country; and Het Gesticht Museum, the fourth oldest church building that was built as an old slave church in 1813. Both are situated in Main Street.

The natural beauty of the surroundings offers endless activities for the outdoors enthusiast. Activities include hiking or mountain-biking in the Paarl Mountain Reserve or the Limietberg Nature Reserve, rock climbing at Paarl Rock, hot-air balloon rides or guided horse-rides in the

mountains or a visit to one of the many animal attractions, such as Le Bonheur Crocodile Park, Drakenstein Lion Park and Butterfly World.

There is a diverse range of world-class wineries on the Paarl Wine Route. Two of its most prominent members include KWV and Nederburg Wine Estate, where the annual Nederburg Wine Auction entices epicureans from far and wide. Smaller boutique producers of fer signature wine diversity and exciting tourism opportunities.

A number of large agr icultural, manufacturing and f inancial company headquarters and some of the oldest and best academic schools in the Cape are located in Paarl. The annual Inter Schools Rugby Tournament between Paarl Gimnasium and Paarl Boys’ High is the biggest schools sporting event in South Africa. Paarl is home to the Boland Cricket Park that hosts international events.

PAARL - An Introduction

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There are many ways to discover historic Paarl and Paarl Wine Route.

If you are feeling fit, you can walk the length of the oak-lined 12-kilometre Main Street where you can take in the eclectic mix of historic and modern architecture.

‘Shop till you drop’ in one of the myriad shops and outlets. Savour the local fare or indulge in international cuisine at one of the many restaurants, coffee shops, bistros and cafés, before resuming your walking tour of discovery.

Tour Guides & Tour Operators

Avensa Tours & Safari’s:082 372 5169 / [email protected] Executive Tours:082 771 5456 / [email protected] Historical Tours (walking tours): 073 065 0165 / [email protected] du Plessis Transport: 082 490 5316 / [email protected] & F Elegant Country Tours:082 924 6182 / [email protected] Traveler:021 871 1715 / [email protected] Tours:082 216 4616/7 / [email protected] Sight Seeing:078 706 9560 / [email protected]

Itineraries 1 DAy TOUR - PAARL09h00 - 11h00 – Historic walking tour of Paarl, the third oldest town in the country. Accompany a local tour guide and remember to wear comfortable walking shoes!The town has many fine examples of Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian and Cape Dutch buildings. The tour starts at Het Gesticht Museum, the fourth oldest church building in South Africa, built in 1813.Visit some of the oldest buildings along the Main Street, including Klein Vredenburg Guest House, Church Square, the Strooidak Church and Cemetery, Zeederberg Square and one of the oldest water wells in Paarl. The tour is concluded at De Oude Woning, one of the oldest houses in town, dating back to 1787, which is the home of the Paarl Archives and the Drakenstein Heemkring. Browse through the quaint antique, gift- or coffee shops in town or visit Frater Square, a popular lifestyle mall, which offers a unique shopping experience.

11h00 – Die Afrikaanse Taalmonument (Afrikaans Language Monument), where the roots of Afrikaans can be traced back to three continents, namely Asia, Europe

and Africa. The Monument was designed in such a way that it gives recognition to the widespread origins of Afrikaans. Enjoy a picnic lunch while admiring the stunning views from the mountain.14h00 – Drakenstein Prison is renowned as the place where Nelson Mandela spent the last part of his incarceration, and where he completed his long walk to freedom. The private house where Mandela lived can be visited by appointment and a statue of Mandela stands outside the prison gates.16h00 – Paarl Wine Route offers wine tasting at one of the many wine farms on the Route. Some offer other attractions and activities.

6 DAy TOUR Day 1: PaarlVisit The Afrikaans Language Monument on the slopes of Paarl Mountain at the entrance to the town and the Drakenstein Prison, from where President Mandela was released in 1990.Take a drive into the scenic nature reserve on the summit of Paarl Mountain and enjoy breathtaking views across Paarl and Wellington valley to the east and towards Cape Town to the west. Explore Main Street, which boasts many architectural treasures, and enjoy an historical walking tour starting at the old slave church, Het Gesticht.Visit some of the fine wine estates on the Paarl Wine Route and enjoy a variety of experiences including cheese and olive tasting and food & wine pairing, as well as fine dining. The Spice Route, a mix of exciting foods and other retail options, is an exciting destination. Alternatively indulge your family with a simple picnic in the vineyards.

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Paarl Taxis and ToursPaarl Taxis and Tours has proudly served the Paarl and Wellington area for over 20 years.We offer our clients a comprehensive, professional service and are available to transport you to any destination or venue in the area and beyond:• Restaurants• Hotel• Airport• Wedding transport• Personalised tours

Our vehicles include:Sedans, luxury sedans and buses.

Tel: 021 872 5671Email: [email protected] | Web: www.paarltaxisandtours.co.za

Day 2: WellingtonWellington is set against breathtaking mountain scenery and has many fine examples of gracious Cape Dutch homesteads, olive groves, fruit orchards and vineyards.

Venture out on a fynbos-rich hike, or ride on horseback through the olive groves and vineyards. Indulge in some of the finest mountain-biking trails in the Western Cape. Enjoy award-winning wines at one of the many vineyards on the Wellington Wine Route and pop in to the vintage French colonial tea room at Langkloof Roses. Experience true African culture and cuisine at Chippas Restaurant in Mbekweni Township. Purchase fine-crafted leather goods at Redemption, or visit the Safari Factory Shop for a wide selection of dried fruit. Wellington offers a variety of hand-crafted pot-still spirits, goats’ milk cheese and authentic Buffalo Mozzarella. Round off the perfect day with sundowners on a game drive on Bontebok Ridge.Day 3: Tulbagh and CeresThe scenic and historic Bain’s Kloof Pass links Wellington with the Breede Valley and towns of Tulbagh and Ceres. At the summit of the Pass the Witte River beckons hikers

as the gateway to Paradise Valley with a kaleidoscope of seasonal flowering fynbos and rock pools. Tulbagh is a beautiful town lovingly restored to its original splendour following the great earthquake of 1969. Tulbagh’s charming Church Street boasts the largest number of Cape Dutch, Edwardian and Victorian heritage sites in one street in South Africa. The fertile valley produces some of the country’s finest red and white wines, olive oil, peaches, pears and 70% of the country’s plums. During winter Ceres is popular for cherry picking and locally produced fruit juices, home-made preserves and dried fruit. Art lovers can purchase local arts and crafts and visit the largest toy car collection in South Africa.Return to Paarl and Wellington via Hermon along the R44.

Day 4: Cape TownA quick 45-minute journey along the N1 highway brings you into the heart of Cape Town, one of the most beautiful cities in the world.Take a trip up Table Mountain and, from the summit, marvel at the spectacular views across Cape Town and along the mountainous spine of the Cape Peninsula.

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Carlito Shuttle & tourSCarlito Shuttle & Tours offer - Airport Shuttle, Chauffeur Service, Cape Point Tours, Winelands Tours (wine tasting included) and Dinner Transfers.Book now and we will tailor-make your tour to suit your requirements.

Cell: 079 677 5749Email: [email protected]: www.carlitoshuttles.co.za20 Olienhout Avenue, New Orleans, Paarl

KONTREI TRAVELLERKontrei Traveller is your Tour Operator for Leisure Touring and Authentic Travel experiences.Specialised and Customised Guided Tours:• Paarl / Wellington & Winelands• Cape Town & Cape Peninsula• Hermanus & False Bay• West Coast & Namaqualand Flowers• Garden Route• Breede River Valley• Cederberg• Klein Karoo & Southern Tip of Africa• Activity Tours (Horse-riding & Quad

biking / Ballooning / Zip sliding / Hiking trails)• Golf ToursWe also assist with all Transfer Requirements.Let Kontrei Traveller manage your Complete “Sense of Place” Experience.

Tel: 021 871 1715 | Cell: 076 100 6212 | 193 Main Road, PaarlEmail: [email protected] | Web: www.kontrei.co.za

MAP REF: C2

Spend a few hours exploring the city centre on foot with visits to the historic Castle of Good Hope, the vibrant market on Greenmarket Square and a stroll down St Georges Mall where you can watch the city going about its business.Enjoy a mouth-watering lunch at one of the many excellent restaurants and explore

some of the fantastic shops and attractions at the Waterfront before taking a drive back to Paarl or Wellington to overnight. Day 5: Riebeek Valley From Paarl or Wellington, take the R44-to Hermon before turning onto the road leading to the two small, picturesque villages of Riebeek-Kasteel on the slopes of the Kasteelberg (Castle) Mountain and Riebeek-West, a close neighbour.

Riebeek-Kasteel is primarily known for wine, wheat and olives, so try some local olive pastes and preserves, olive oil soaps and creams. On your way back to Wellington, indulge in high tea at the luxurious Bartholomeus Klip Nature Reserve (by arrangement), on the outskirts of Hermon.Day 6: Franschhoek and Stellenbosch.From Paarl drive along the R45 to Franschhoek, renowned for fine wine, exclusive restaurants, sidewalk cafés and bistros, art and ceramics galleries. The history of this French Huguenot settlement is on display at the Huguenot Museum. Double back along the R45 onto the R310, over the scenic Helshoogte Pass to Stellenbosch, the second oldest town in South Africa. Walking tours of this historic and scenically splendid university town are well worthwhile. Get to know the locals on a cultural tour of Kayamandi Township. Stellenbosch is synonymous with award-winning wines and the region is also one of the largest strawberry producers in the country. Visit Oom Samie se Winkel in Dorp Street and enjoy the historical and cultural heritage of this beautiful Cape Winelands town.

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Paarldie Afrikaanse Taalmonumentkultuur, natuur, plesier

021 863 4809/0543 www.taalmonument.co.za

Free guided tours I Exhibitions I Hiking trails I Picnics I Play parks

Come and discover a symbol of reconciliation

OPEN: Mon to Sun 8am-5pm (8pm Dec to Mar)R20/R25 (2015) R10 SA students R5 children > 6

The Taalmonument in Paarl is a fascinating step back into the past. Built in 1975, and designed by architect Jan van Wijk, it portrays the

European, Asian and African roots of Afrikaans. An ideal picnic spot with spectacular views and popular concerts, full-

moon and stargazing picnics. Pack your own picnic basket or book one from Volksmond Coffee Shop. Professional photography location.

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Whether you’re away for a weekend or on your annual holiday, Paarl

and the surrounding Winelands will keep you occupied and entertained throughout your stay, with a myriad indoor and outdoor activities.

The Afrikaans Language Monument is synonymous with the town and is a tr ibute to the ‘new’ language of Afrikaans that is unique to South Africa and that has its origins in Europe, Asia and Africa. The Monument’s location atop Paarl Mountain, offers spectacular vistas over Paarl and the Winelands – a photographer’s dream.

The Afrikaans Language Museum’s interactive exhibitions provide a fascinating experience of this home-

grown language and the Afr ikaans people. The printing press, on which the first Afrikaans newspaper was printed, is exhibited in the museum.

Het Gesticht Museum, housed in a former mission church with a strong connection to the slave history of the area, is located in Main Street.

Paarl Museum displays per iod furnishings including early stinkwood furniture, antiques, kitchenware, and

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a large collection of porcelain, silver, artefacts, documents and photographs. Many exciting temporary exhibitions can also be experienced throughout the year.

The Groot Drakenstein Prison (formerly Victor Verster) is where the late Nelson Mandela was incarcerated and from where he took his first steps of freedom in 1990. A life-size statue of Mandela stands at the entrance to the prison, depicting the moment that he walked as a free man through the prison gates.

Strooidak Church was originally built in 1694 and was situated on Babylonstoren. The church was re-established within the town in 1805.

Hout Street Gallery is one of the foremost art galleries in the Western Cape showcasing works by both established and new South African artists.

DV Artisan Chocolate is one of the few ‘bean to bar’ micro batch chocolate makers in the world and was born of a desire to return to the ancient technique of chocolate-making.

KWV Wine Emporium and the world-renowned Cathedral Cellar display cutting-edge technology and superb wines and brandies. Here you will enjoy

not only the best fruits of the vine, but will leave with a lasting memory of the friendly people, stories and wines that make our Cape Winelands famous.

KWV Wine Sensor ium provides visitors with an excellent Cape Winelands experience that tickles the senses and leaves you with a fresh perspective on wine-tasting. An excellent collection of South African art is also on display at the KWV Gallery.

Nederburg Auction is the premier event on the Western Cape’s wine calendar. The auction showcases the full spectrum of award-winning and rare Cape wines crafted by some of the country’s most talented winemakers.

The Spice Route of fers a sensory journey of fine cuisine, family-fun and exploration of authentic arts and crafts, and is the creation of legendary wine farmer and businessman, Charles Back.

Paarl Arboretum nestles on the banks of the Berg River in the centre of Paarl. The Arboretum is 2.8km long and is divided into six ‘continents’ of unique trees and shrubs from Europe, Africa, South America, Asia, North America and Australia.

Het GesticHt MuseuMThis historical icon is the fourth oldest mission church building in South Africa. In 1813 permission was granted to members of the Paarl Strooidak Church, to erect an “oefeningshuis” (the name for a building used for more purposes than church services) on land donated by a certain JH Baard, owner of the farm, “De Vreede”.The building was taken into service in January 1814, primarily as a venue for preaching the gospel to the slaves of the free burghers in the Drakenstein area. Today Het Gesticht functions as a museum on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 08h00 to 13h00 and can be hired for intimate wedding ceremonies and other non-political gatherings.

Tel: 021 872 0817 | Cell: 073 065 0165 | 112 Main Road, Paarl / -33.74837, 18.96185Email: [email protected]

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Die AfrikAAnse TAAlmuseumDiscover the history of Afrikaans in our Language Museum.Our interactive exhibitions will give you a hands-on experience of the language’s variants, its people and its peculiarities. The museum is home to the printing press on which the first Afrikaans newspaper in the world was printed. In Oom Gideon se Winkel you can buy books and postcards. Guided tours, research services and reading room facilities available by appointment. Open Mon-Fri. 08h30 to 16h30.

Tel: 021 872 3441 Email: [email protected]: www.taalmuseum.co.za11 Pastorie Avenue

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Limietberg Nature Reserve is nestled in the Du Toits Kloof Mountains and offers superb outdoor activities within a natural, pristine environment. Enjoy a one-day hike, or multi-day trail, or simply take a leisurely drive over the historic Du Toits Kloof Pass that links Paarl and Worcester. The indigenous Cape fynbos attracts many endemic bird species, including the Cape Sugarbird and Orange-breasted Sunbird.

Paarl Mountain Nature Reser ve is a picturesque landscape of fynbos vegetation, dominated by massive rounded granite rock domes, said to be the second largest in the world, set among wild olives, rock candlewoods and wagon trees and is great for hiking, rock climbing, mountain-biking and picnics.

Hot air balloon rides over the verdant Drakenstein valley reveal a spectacular vista of majestic mountains and vineyards.

The Drakenstein Lion Park was established to provide lions in distress with a sanctuary, where they could live in safety, free from abuse and persecution.

Le Bonheur Crocodile Farm is home to more than 200 farm-bred Nile crocodiles.

Visitors can sample homemade croc pies or browse the curio shop where an extensive selection of crocodile products are available for purchase.

De Poort Heritage Village is an exciting venue centred around an exhibition of old trek wagons dating from the eighteenth and early nineteenth century. Visitors can observe artisans at work. See a forge in operation, or try out the skill of the blacksmith and watch a cooper and farrier.

Paarl Heemkring, or historical archive, is housed in De Oude Woning in Paarl Main Street and includes valuable manuscripts, photographs, books, genealogical records and research on the town, dating back to the time of the Huguenots.

Hout Street GalleryHout Street Gallery is one of the foremost of its kind in the Western Cape, showcasing works by both established and new South African artists. The Gallery is an extension of David and Gail Zetler’s Georgian-style home and boasts the oldest original shop front in Paarl. The Gallery has large exhibition rooms and the adjoining up market gift shop offers a wide range of gifts, ceramics and bronzes, Carrol Boyestableware and Wonki Ware ceramic ware.

Tel: 021 872 5030 | Cell: 083 400 2100Email: [email protected]: www.houtstreetgallery.co.za270 Main Street, Paarl

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D’OLYFBOOM FAMILY ESTATE The beautiful family estate, d’Olyfboom, dates back to 1693 and is an exclusive retreat for functions, conferences and boutique weddings.D’Olyfboom provides 5-star service that will make your visit unforgettable. The exceptional conference facilities are well-equipped and cater to your specific requirements. Memories of your special day are made here, amid beautiful views of the mountains and Paarl Valley.D’Olyfboom - Exclusive, Unforgettable, Timeless.

Tel: 021 870 1080 | Cell: 076 226 8356 | 14 Napier Street, PaarlEmail: [email protected] | Web: www.dolyfboom.co.za

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I s there a more peaceful, relaxed and at the same time, exhilarating

venue for a conference or wedding in an historic or modern venue, than in the scenically splendid heart of the Paarl Winelands?

Weddings Paarl’s unique location in the heart of the

Cape Winelands makes it the destination of choice for many a bride-to-be.

Your wedding is the most important and special day in your life, where wonderful memories are made and friendships and family bonds are cemented. Your wedding day should be special enough to entice

you to return to our valley time and again.Whether you require the services of

a wedding planner, that perfect venue, professional caterer, florist, musicians, or a photographer to capture these never-to-be-repeated moments in your life, Paarl has it all.

ConferencesConferences, corporate functions and

meetings, product launches, end of year functions, gala dinners, incentives, brain-storming sessions and team-building can be accommodated in one of the many venues throughout the Drakenstein Valley.

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Palmiet Valley estateThis 5-star, historical Cape-Dutch manor is set on a wine farm, surrounded by mountains and unforgettable views. We are close to the N1 and Huguenot tunnel, but also conveniently situated near numerous golf courses and wine estates. On entering the gates it is hard to leave this lush green oasis, where owls nest and squirrels play.Buffet breakfasts are al fresco under giant oaks, A romantic dinner with special delights is served by our chef, Rudy. Palmiet Valley is a popular venue for congresses, weddings and private functions in our chapel and in our vaulted medieval cellar.The loyal staff with friendly Jowine at the helm, is fluent in German.

Tel: 021 862 7771 | Cell: 082 807 4375 | 2 Sonstraal Road, Klein Drakenstein, PaarlEmail: [email protected] | Web: www.palmiet.co.za

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EbEn-HaëzEr EstatEThere is no more romantic setting for exchanging wedding vows than Eben–Haëzer country farm, nestled in the breathtaking Paarl Winelands. Whether you choose a small and intimate wedding reception, or a more extravagant affair, we will create your dream wedding within your budget. Eben–Haëzer is a family-run farm that offers a Cape Dutch-style wedding venue, a beautiful chapel, function venue, honeymoon suite and guest accommodation.Our venue is also ideal for conferences, meetings and functions.

Tel: 021 862 7420 | Cell: 076 146 2207 Email: [email protected]: www.eben-haezer.co.za -33.72823, 19.02630

Historium ConferenCe Venue The Historium situated in the heart of Paarl is an ideal and affordable venue for Weddings, Parties, Conferences, Business Meetings etc. Be inspired by our beautiful gardens. The Historium is a place where beautiful memories are created.

Tel: 021 872 2022Email: [email protected]: www.historium.co.za11 Pastorie Ave, Paarl / -33.73424, 18.96332

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Some venues offer marquees or Bedouin tents set up on sprawling emerald-green lawns with magnif icent vineyard and mountain views – and wine to compliment the experience.

Most venues can be tailored to your personal requirements from equipment to catering services and professional teams to assist with your arrangements.

The scenic splendour of the town and surrounds makes it a prime conference

destination that hosts both national and international events.

Contact the Tourism Office on telephone 021 872 4842 for more information on available venues and services.

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Paarl’s 12-kilometre long Main Street offers a myriad shopping

experiences, from supermarkets to factory shops, lifestyle stores and specialist shops, to antique shops, art galleries, gift shops, cafés, bistros and restaurants.

You may be surprised to discover the entrance to a wine farm or two from the Main Street in the middle of town and a wide choice of wonderful accommodation, from 5-star hotels to family guesthouses.

There are many other shopping areas throughout the town. The largest shopping centre is Paarl Mall located close

to the N1 highway with some 95 stores to explore. Frater Square, on the other hand, is a unique shopping experience located in an historic building that has been transformed into a Lifestyle Centre.

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Shopping does not end in the town, but continues on wine and fruit farms in the area, with offerings of wine, spirits, cheese, fruit, olive oil, arts and crafts, delis and restaurants.

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Marie antoinette van der Merwe-froM Paris to PaarlA shop you can live in so please bring some time…We stock items for all ages, so bring your family and browse, whilst having cake and coffee.We offer clothing, vintage items, jewelery, furniture, décor items and gifts. We have an in-house full interior decorating and design department and an upholstery service. Choose from our wide range of fabrics.

Cell: 083 611 4850 / 083 236 1386 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Main Road, Paarl

Marie Antoinette van der Merwe - from Paris to Paarl

FAMILY FARMSTALLPop in to our unique shop, brimming with surprises both nostalgic and current. We stock old and new enamel, decor, glassware, gifts, ribbons and antiquities. Unique furniture is made from recycled wood, with some tables up to 3.2m long. Try some of Grandma’s lemon syrup, mosbolletjies & jam, and preserves. Lovely Proteas are picked fresh from the Paarl mountains. We boast a large collection of Dinky and Model cars and old dolls.We are open 7 days a week from 6am till late.

Tel: 021 872 4854 | Cell: 082 425 9854 Email: [email protected] Main Road, Paarl

FRATER SQUARE Frater Square combines a relaxed style, natural chic and a charming village-like ambience with a buzzing and unique outdoor concept to totally transform traditional expectations of lifestyle and shopping.Expect to find two restaurants, a wineshop, decor shops, hair and beauty salon, travel agent, clothing boutique for adults and kids and so much more.

Cell: 082 899 5318 Email: [email protected]: www.fratersquare.com40A Main Road, Paarl

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Perfect 10 - Nail & Body StudioWe offer a variety of treatments at affordable prices and pride ourselves in following the latest in international trends, using only the best quality products. We have a nail & beauty studio and offer facials, manicures, pedicures, massage therapy, lash extensions, waxing and spray tans, and stock Nimue, Environ, NSI and Fake Bake self tan.

Tel: 021 863 4287 | Cell: 082 490 2584 Email: [email protected]: www.perfect10nail&bodystudio.co.zaShop 88, Paarl Mall, Cecilia Street, Paarl

Medi Skin & WellneSS CentreSituated in scenic Paarl, Medi Skin is a well-established beauty and skin care clinic. Our therapists’ main aim is to attend to your needs in a relaxing and inviting atmosphere. We take great pride in providing the best possible treatments and products.Medi Skin is a stockist of Environ and DermaFix products.We provide a wide range of services, from manicures and pedicures, to facials, skincare treatments, IPL Laser hair removal, waxing and many more.

Tel: 021 872 1911 Email: [email protected] Main Road, Paarl

In this day and age where life is rushed and responsibility, both

personal and business, weighs heavily on our minds and takes its toll on our bodies, relaxation classes, yoga and spas have become a necessity, rather than a luxury.

Fortunately we are spoiled for choice in this haven of peaceful country tranquillity and beautiful surroundings.

Indulge in one of the yoga, pilates, zumba, f itness classes, health centres and spas that offer a wide range of treatments, from Indian head massages to aromatherapy, hot stone massages, Thalgo and Rasu treatments, and detoxifying and revitalising body wraps.

Part of any health and beauty ‘feel good’ routine is a great hairstyle, manicured nails and refreshing facial.

For that healthy summer glow, without risking sun damage to your skin, indulge in a spray tan.

Together with many other activities, Paarl offers the perfect setting in town or on a wine farm, for a day’s pampering – or longer if you prefer.

Combine any of the health benefiting treatments with a healthy exercise routine. Whether you are a gym fanatic or simply prefer walks in the country, Paarl offers the ideal setting for any health and wellness lifestyle routine.

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Towering mountains, vineyards, orchards, r ivers and streams

make Paarl and surrounds the ideal destination for the outdoor enthusiast.

Klipkershout Walking Trail on Paarl Mountain Nature Reserve offers various scenic walking trails ranging between 2.4km and 10km in length.

Set of f on a vigorous hike, climb Bretagne Rock, follow one of the many hiking trails in the surrounding mountains, or visit Millwater Wild Flower Garden.

Challenge yourself to rock climbing or abseiling from Paarl Rock or at Cascade Manor.

Paarl Mountain Nature Reserve is great for hiking, rock climbing, mountain-biking and picnics.

Hiking trails include the eight kilometre Miaspoort Trail in the Du Toits Kloof Mountains and the three kilometre Donkerkloof trail to the small waterfall starting at the hairpin bend on the old Du Toits Kloof Pass.

Mountain biking trails are dotted around Paarl including in Paarl Mountain Nature Reserve, Jan Philips mountain road, Agter-Paarl road and Rhebokskloof Wine Estate. For a full programme of the

many mountain-biking trails, events and races, log on to www.paarlmtb.com/routes.php

What better way to enjoy the great outdoors than on horseback! Horse-riding can be enjoyed on trails or on some wine farms. For the ‘sport of kings’ enthusiasts, there are regular polo matches at Val de Vie.

For the keen golfer, there is Paarl Golf Club, the f irst 27-hole championship golf course in the Western Cape, which is situated on the beautiful Boschenmeer Golf Estate. The 18-hole Pearl Valley golf course is located nearby.

The Berg River in Paarl is the starting point for the internationally renowned Berg River Canoe Marathon. There are few events that can compare with this strenuous 4-day canoe river marathon that draws competitors and onlookers alike in their thousands, in the water and along the river banks from Paarl to Velddrif on the Atlantic coast.

Berg River Resort is centrally situated between Paarl, Franschhoek and Stellenbosch and offers a variety of accommodation. Facilities include a 3.5-metre deep Olympic-size swimming

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021 863 1140 | www.boschenmeergolf.co.zaBoschenmeer Golf Estate, 848 Wemmershoek Road, Paarl

PAARL GOLF CLUB has been redesigned and developed into the first 27-hole championship golf course in the Western Cape.

This scenic golf course is situated in the heart of South Africa’s finest wine producing region, the Winelands, making it the perfect setting for a superb golfing experience. The course will challenge the more accomplished golfer, while the less experienced amateur will be encouraged to return.

Our newly refurbished facility is home to a number of services: Fully-equipped Pro Shop State of the Art Club House with a bar and restaurant Halfway House (powered by the Wiesenhof Coffee Company) Golf Carts, Experienced Caddies and Golf Clubs for hire

The Club House is also home to a beauty salon and hairdresser, and a spacious venue that overlooks Paarl Rock, from where you can enjoy glorious sunsets.

We are a 35-minute drive from Cape Town and Cape Town International Airport.

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021 863 1140 | www.boschenmeergolf.co.zaBoschenmeer Golf Estate, 848 Wemmershoek Road, Paarl

PAARL GOLF CLUB has been redesigned and developed into the first 27-hole championship golf course in the Western Cape.

This scenic golf course is situated in the heart of South Africa’s finest wine producing region, the Winelands, making it the perfect setting for a superb golfing experience. The course will challenge the more accomplished golfer, while the less experienced amateur will be encouraged to return.

Our newly refurbished facility is home to a number of services: Fully-equipped Pro Shop State of the Art Club House with a bar and restaurant Halfway House (powered by the Wiesenhof Coffee Company) Golf Carts, Experienced Caddies and Golf Clubs for hire

The Club House is also home to a beauty salon and hairdresser, and a spacious venue that overlooks Paarl Rock, from where you can enjoy glorious sunsets.

We are a 35-minute drive from Cape Town and Cape Town International Airport.

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Le Bonheur Crocodile Farm is perfect for your family outing or simply to view these prehistoric animals from up close.

With guided croc pond tours conveniently scheduled every 45 minutes, you’re certain to have the opportunity to explore the magnificence of the crocs, as you are led across open dams via ramp-ways.

You can even touch a baby croc!

Make a day of it and enjoy a leisurely picnic on the lawn, while savouring the tasty treats in a pre-booked picnic basket. Alternatively, enjoy a meal from our licensed café.

There are various kiddies play areas and fishing tackle is available to rent.

Our gift shop stocks a fine selection of crocodile skin products.

Tel: 021 863 1142 | Cell: 071 136 5776 | Babylonstoren Road (R45), SimondiumEmail: [email protected] | Web: www.lebonheurcrocfarm.co.za

OPENING TIMES: Monday to Sunday / 09h00 - 17h00

pool, a children’s pool, waterslide and the river, which is ideal for swimming and canoeing.

Fish for bass at Nantes Dam or on Paarl Mountain - permits obtainable from Drakenstein Municipality - and in the Berg River, or try your hand at fly-fishing at Elandspad on Du Toits Kloof.

For the fit and energetic, there is a game of squash, hockey and Action cricket that caters for everyone from the rank amateur to the professional.

Wildlife experiences include the Giraffe House Wildlife Awareness Centre that focuses on providing a place for people to enjoy the outdoors, whilst experiencing and learning about animals.

Le Bonheur Crocodile Farm at Simondium offers the rare opportunity to

view these prehistoric creatures up close and has a restaurant and gift shop, as well as picnic facilities.

Drakenstein Lion Park is actively involved in improving the quality of life of lions in captivity, locally as well as internationally, either by offering them a lifetime home, or working in conjunction with other animal welfare organisations to secure a safe future for individual animals.

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Abseil PAArl rockRope up in Paarl Mountain Nature Reserve where elegance and adventure tie in on the enormous old granite “diamond”. With views from the Winelands to Table Mountain, this is an adventure not to be missed. Eckhardt Conradie (experienced mountaineer and nature guide) also operates Abseil down the Waterfall at Cascade Country Manor. Book your adventure today.

Tel: 021 868 0227 | Cell: 082 738 3533 Email: [email protected]: www.cascademanor.co.za Waterfall Road, Paarl / -33.71282, 19.04390

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Wineland Ballooning Still dreaming of flying with the wind …Book your sunrise balloon flight over the spectacular Berg River Valley, situated just 55 km from Cape Town. Enjoy the hands-on rigging of your giant hot air balloon, before drifting along on the summer wind, free as a bird. Experience a crisp South African morning wake-up and the sight of sun-kissed mountains at this, the bottom-end of Africa. There is space for 4–6 passengers to share in the fun. Enjoy a very special treat with a loved one, family or friends.Times: Daily at sunrise (Nov to end of April).One hour flights and breakfast at Grande Roche.

Tel: 021 863 3192 | Cell: 083 983 4687 Email: [email protected] Main Street, Paarl

Butterfly World Tropical Garden near Klapmuts provides a window on the fascinating world of butterflies in the 1000 square-metre greenhouse. Butterfly

World features free-flying butterflies from diverse countries and eco-systems from around the world, including Costa Rica, Philippines, Malaysia and China. Interesting displays include tarantulas and reptiles and the Garden is also home to marmoset monkeys, meerkats and a variety of birds.

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Paarl is ideally situated in the heart of the Cape Winelands, just

45-minutes’ scenic drive from Cape Town and Cape Town International Airport, making it a desirable location for commerce and industry.

The head office of KWV is located at the entrance to Paarl in Main Street and was established in 1918 as the first commercial wine cellar in South Africa. Other head offices include Sasko Bakeries, Imperial Cargo, Heinz Foods and NexusAG (Pty) Ltd.

One of the giants of the printing industry is Paarl Media, established in 1905. Boland Printers is another stalwart on the local commercial scene.

Afriplex pharmaceutical and healthcare products, H.G.Molenaar, suppliers of large-scale machinery for food and beverage manufacturers across the globe and Fabrinox, manufacturers of sheet metal products, are important industries in Paarl.

The town plays host to one of the most important events in the wine industry, the

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Each office independently owned and operated

021 870 1011 (Paarl)

021 873 0260 (Wellington)

[email protected] www.sothebysrealty.co.za

113 Main Road, Paarl / Welgeleë Plein, Wellington

The only numbers you’ll ever need for all your property requirements!

Glen CarlouConsistency, expertise and a commitment to deliver beyond expectations is what we strive for with every bottle of Glen Carlou wine – we also aim to do this for every guest’s experience.A variety of tasting experiences are on offer; afterwards enjoy innovative dishes inspired by the seasons whilst taking in the breathtaking landscape from inside our architecturally designed building or from the shaded terrace deck. Experience part of the world renowned Hess Art Collection works by Andy Goldsworthy, Ouattara Watts, Deryck Healey and Alan Rath.

Cell: 021 875 5528Email: [email protected]: www.glencarlou.co.za R45, Klapmuts / -33.809567, 18.905392

Nederburg Auction of Rare Cape Wines, held on Nederburg Estate. Monis, part of the Distell Group, are the undisputed leaders in the fortified wine trade.

Paarl has sought-after educational facilities and is the ideal environment in which to work and raise a family. Many families choose to set up home in Paarl and travel to Stellenbosch and Cape Town to their place of employment during the week in order to benefit from the relaxed lifestyle and the excellent schools.

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There is something very special about eating out in the Cape Winelands

and more particularly in Paarl, where you can get up close and personal with nature, while savouring the best of local and international cuisine, paired with a glass (or a bottle) of fine wine.

Even while eating at one of the historic or contemporary restaurants, pubs, bistros and café’s, you are surrounded by the magnificence of the vineyards and mountains. Your dining experience will range from the very best of local fare, to

the finest international cuisine. You will be spoiled for choice, as eateries offer South African, Indian, French, Italian, Mexican and Mediterranean dishes.

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Dine in elegant surroundings or in a relaxed family atmosphere, buffet-style, al fresco or pack a picnic basket and enjoy the fresh country air on the banks of a river, in a nature reserve or on a wine farm.

Whether it’s fusion, contemporary, local fare, sushi, pizza & pasta, or good ol’ steak and chips you favour, you’ll find the ‘place to suit your taste’ in Paarl.

Of course, there is nothing more sociable than a truly South African braai – sunshine, rugby, sunny skies and… good friends old and new!

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Potbelly Coffee ShoP and deli-Co Meat The Potbelly Coffee Shop and Bakery, and Deli-Co Meat and Farmstall brings you fresh meat from Riebeek Kasteel daily, delicious homemade breads and our famous pies, farm fresh vegetables and mouth watering bakery goods. We are situated on the R44 between Stellenbosch and Paarl. You will find yourself returning for our competitive prices.Freshly brewed coffee and homemade cakes are available at the coffee shop as well as a variety of confectionary for all your catering requirements. Deli-Co Trading Hours:Mon-Fri: 08h00 - 17h30Weekends / Pub Hols: 08h00 - 16h30Potbelly Coffee Shop Trading Hours:Mon-Fri: 08h00 - 16h30Weekends / Pub Hols: 08h00 - 16h00

Tel: 021 875 5664 (Coffee Shop & Bakery) / 021 875 5124 (Deli-Co Meat & Farmstall) | R44, KlapmutsEmail: [email protected] / [email protected] | Web: www.delico.co.za

JUNO BistrO & BakeryJuno Bistro & Bakery offers hearty, Provençal-style dishes, wines at cellar prices, great service and a truly artistic, rustic ambience. The only place in Paarl to go for fresh, artisanal baguettes, ciabattas and rye loaves (baked in-house). The Deli section will tempt you with a list of local delicasies, craft beer on tap and local cheeses. The Bistro also houses the Juno Wine Company and gallery of works by artist, Tertia du Toit.

Tel: 021 872 0697 | Cell: 076 020 3626 Email: [email protected] Main Road, Paarl-33.74338, 18.96283

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Melissa’s Frater squareMelissa’s The Food Shop is a retail store, which also offers the restaurant experience.In our store you can shop for the unique Melissa’s Product Range, as well as local produce and freshly baked quiches, cakes, savoury dishes, and salads prepared daily.Order from our Catering List, buy fresh flowers, or order one of our bespoke Gift Hampers.Our restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and early suppers and our artisan coffee is served all day.Open Mon-Fri: 07h30 - 18h00 Sat-Sun: 08h00 - 17h00

Tel: 021 863 0740 | Cell: 082 899 5318Email: [email protected] Web: www.melissas.co.za40A, Main Road, Paarl

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LUIGI’SNestled in the heart of Paarl on cosmopolitan Van der Lingen Square, one can find the flavours of Europe, in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.Luigi’s offers an array of Italian and Greek cuisine, from meze platters, fresh seafood and well aged beef, to home-made pasta and pizza. The restaurant also offers a fine local wine list to suit every pocket and palate.Whether it is a romantic meal for two or a family affair, Luigi’s is the place to be. Mon-Tues: 16h30 - late / Wed-Sat: 11h30 - late

Tel: 021 872 8313 | Cell: 082 833 4803Email: [email protected]

luigisrestaurantpaarlVan der Lingen Square, 311 Main Road, Paarl

Eat @ SimonSvlEiDine al fresco on the veranda, lawn or play area. This up-market family restaurant menu is hearty slow cooked food – traditional bobotie, curry and casseroles in winter and in summer, a cheese board or ploughmans platter enjoyed with Simonsvlei award-winning cellar priced wines. Pizzas and a kiddies menu are available.We have a function and conference venue.

Tel: 021 863 3845 | Cell: 072 416 4493Email: [email protected]: www.eatatsimonsvlei.co.zaR101, Paarl (...at the big bottle)

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Tea under The TreesTea Under The Trees is a beautiful tea garden on a working farm off Main Road. The gorgeous garden is the perfect setting for functions and is a child-friendly venue.We pride ourselves on using only the finest quality ingredients.Bookings for 8 or more guests recommended. Pets (on leash) welcome.Open Mondays to Fridays 09h00-16h00 from September - April. Closed for private functions on Saturdays.Closed on Sundays.

Cell: 082 825 5666 / 082 802 1397 Email: [email protected]: www.teaunderthetrees.co.za-33.70042, 18.95966

Peaches & creamOur vintage themed Coffee & Wine Shop is popular for breakfast, lunch, small functions and indulging in our delicious home-bakes.Our menu offers traditional favourites to current trends, using only the freshest seasonal ingredients. Our catering service is in high demand among corporates, party planners and the public.

Tel: 021 863 0940 | Cell: 084 240 7949 Email: [email protected]: www.peachesandcreampaarl.co.za135 Main Road, Paarl

Primi Piatti PaarlAt Primi Piatti Paarl traditional Italian recipes are adapted for the cosmopolitan present and only the freshest ingredients are used for punchy flavours. Expect generous portions, great hand rolled pizzas, gorgeous pastas, salads, steaks, burgers and desserts fuelled by a passion for life, family, friends and good food!Primi Piatti caters for all ages; with child minders keeping an eye on the little ones to business meetings with free Wi-Fi. Visit us from Monday to Sunday, lunch and dinner!

Tel: 021 863 3500 Email: [email protected]: www.primi-world.com40A Main Road, Frater Square, Paarl

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Wilderer distillery & PaPPa GraPPa restaurantHaving won over 50 of the world’s most prestigious awards, master distiller Helmut Wilderer, has become known worldwide. Watch him craft his fine spirits and personally conduct a tasting. Son, Christian, has built up one of the winelands’ most popular little restaurants. Enjoy traditional German and Italian dishes in the cosy atmosphere, or soak up the sun in the manicured gardens, while choosing from 100 wines from the area and a wide selection of craft beers.

Tel: 021 863 3555 Email: [email protected]: www.wilderer.co.zaR45 Simondium-Paarl / -33.80028, 18.95139

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Santé Hotel & Spa is a peaceful and relaxing getaway in the Cape Winelands, just 45 minutes’ drive from Cape Town and the International Airport. Set amid tranquil vineyards with mountain backdrops, Santé is ideally situated close to the prime tourist destination and historic towns of Franschhoek, Paarl and Stellenbosch.Santé boasts a state-of-the-art heated indoor pool and an outdoor pool for cooling off on those hot summer days, as well as a fully-equipped gym, two spas (Bakwena Deluxe and Bakwena Day Spa), and a billiards room.At Santé we also offer nine unique conference facilities, designed to suit your specific requirements.

Tel: 021 875 8100 • Cell: 083 750 0647 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.santehotel.co.za

Bella Vista Wine Estate, Simonsvlei Road, Simondium, Paarl

There are few towns and villages that offer the eclectic mix of

accommodation that Paarl has to offer.Whether you choose to be surrounded

by village life, shops, restaurants, entertainment and activity, or nestled within the peace and solitude in the countryside, Paarl and the Cape Winelands is the supreme destination.

Ensconce yourself in 5-star luxury in town, or an elegant guesthouse or family B&B and enjoy the hospitality that is part and parcel of Paarl. Your hosts will indulge your every whim and assist you with an itinerary of all that there is to see and do in this special place.

Should you prefer countr y-style accommodation, this too can be found

amid 5-star opulence, or the cosiest cabin or cottage snugly nestled amongst vineyards and orchards.

Country accommodation, although peaceful and close to nature, will never see you more than a few minutes away from the centre of town for that shopping spree, culinary experience, or sightseeing tour.

This is the beauty of spending time in Paarl and its spectacular Winelands.

Facility Codes For your reference, see coded identifiers below, as displayed on accommodation listings.

BB Bed & Breakfast GH Guest House

SC Self-catering H Hotel

R Restaurant W Wheelchair-friendly

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Under Oaks Guesthouse is a recently built, 4-star Country House nestled amid picturesque vineyards.

Eight exclusive and spacious en-suite rooms are individually decorated and most have private patios, affording breathtaking views of the Boland mountains.

Under Oaks is situated on the outskirts of Paarl on a working farm. Housed in the original Jonkmanshuis is a superb pizzeria and wine tasting venue where you can titillate your taste buds with great food and fine wine.

Free WiFi and DSTV channels.

Tel: 021 869 8535 | [email protected]

The Vineyard Suites

Star Gradings Star grading is an independent quality assessment that will indicate the type of facilities you can expect to find at your chosen accommodation or conference venue.

Exceptional quality, luxury accommodation (on a par with international standards). Highest standard of furnishings, flawless service, meticulous guest care.

Superior (excellent) comfort and quality. High standard of furnishings, service and guest care.

Very good quality in the overall standard of furnishings, service and guest care.

BERG RIVER RESORT SC CAMPING/CARAVANNING Perfectly positioned for exploring the Boland, Stellenbosch and Franschhoek winelands, Berg River Resort is located on a farm in the Paarl valley, 5km outside Paarl, 60km from Cape Town. • 15 fully equipped, self-

catering family chalets with open-plan kitchen/lounge • Spacious caravan & camping

stands with 15amp electricity • Braai facilities & picnic stands • Shop• Backpacker’s hut• 1.5km river frontage • Large swimming pool & baby pool • Playgrounds & farm animals • Washing machines and tumble dryers• Security

Tel: 021 863 1650 | R45, Simondium/Franschhoek RoadEmail: [email protected] | Web: www.bergriverresort.co.za

MAP REF: C2

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CasCade Country Manor H GH R W

Cascade Country Manor is an idyllic and luxurious private retreat. A small stream meanders through the estate and cascades down a waterfall. Unwind from a busy lifestyle at the Cascade Spa, which offers a host of pampering treatments to rejuvenate your body and mind. 15 rooms, 2 pools, daily lunch and dinner, adventure trails, guided walks and olive oil tasting. Once discovered you will not want to leave.

Tel: 021 813 6220 | Cell: 082 738 3533 | Waterfall Road, Paarl / -33.71282, 19.04390Email: [email protected] | Web: www.cascademanor.co.za

MaP reF: B3

De Leeuwenhof hoteL & GueSthouSe H GH BB

Our family extends a warm invitation to stay at de Leeuwenhof Guesthouse/Wine Farm in the heart of the tranquil Paarl winelands.Our establishment dates back to 1698 and offers 4-star luxury rooms and apartments for up to 36 guests, a seasonal restaurant, a solar heated swimming pool, sundeck, uncapped high speed internet, satellite decoders and LED-TV in all rooms.Wine and nature tours are available on request and dinner can be served around the pool. We are family-friendly and a popular holiday destination and speak Dutch, German, English and Afrikaans.

Tel: 021 862 1384 | Cell: 084 752 8120 | Sonstraal Road, Klein Drakenstein, PaarlEmail: [email protected] | Web: www.deleeuwenhof.co.za

MAP Ref: B2

Boschenmeer Grande LodGe & estate LodGes BB SC

Amid the picturesque Paarl-Franschhoek valley winelands, watched over by majestic Paarl Rock, lies Boschenmeer Grande Lodge and Estate Lodges. Grande Lodge B&B has crisp modern interiors and 12 en suite rooms and caters for individuals and small groups. Estate Lodges comprise 2-bedroomed Self-catering luxury lodges, designed to ensure a 4-star stay. Situated on the Boschenmeer Golf Estate, overlooking the lake and bird paradise, this setting is the ultimate tranquil breakaway.

Tel: 021 863 0687 | Cell: 082 925 5065 | -33.76798, 18.98321Email: [email protected] | Web: www.boschenmeerlodges.co.za

maP reF: c2

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Cape Valley Manor Guesthouse BB

A place of tranquility with four comfortable en suite bedrooms, sprawling garden and large swimming pool. We are perfectly situated in the heart of Paarl, only a few footsteps away from hospitals, shops, restaurants and shopping outlets. We offer secure off-street parking and Internet access. Come and enjoy true Boland hospitality! English and German spoken.

Tel: 021 872 4545 | Cell: 079 681 9217 Email: [email protected]: www.capevalleymanor.co.za6 Plein Street (Upper Plein), Paarl

Map reF: C2

Diamant EstatE - GuEsthousE & Function VEnuE GH BB Diamant Estate is a Wedding & Function venue within a magnificent setting. Expertly renovated historic buildings are combined with contemporary design features and comforts. Complimenting this, is an intimate chapel, landscaped gardens and luxurious guesthouse. The guesthouse offers peace and serenity, natural beauty and spectacular views. The Manor House has three air-conditioned luxury bedrooms with 4-star amenities and Pioneer House offers eight Standard Double en-suite bedrooms.

Cell: 079 954 9660Email: [email protected]: www.diamantestate.comSuid-Agter Paarl Road / -33.77034, 18.93122

maP REF: c1

Ladera-Vista SC Ladera-vista nestles against Paarlberg, with panoramic views of Paarl Valley and the Drakenstein mountains. Five fully-equipped self-catering units are set in a rustic, country atmosphere, that indulges the senses and rejuvenates even the weariest of mind.Within walking distance of shops, restaurants, the historic Strooidak Church, a farm dam and the starting point of a Paarlberg hiking route. Enjoy Paarl hospitality and service at its best with congenial hosts Etienne & Ida de Villiers.

Tel: 021 872 3379 | Cell: 082 260 2217Email: [email protected]: www.ladera-vista.co.za22 Berg Street, Paarl

MaP reF: C2

Le Bac estates BB GH R W Our 20 standard rooms provide a refreshing night’s sleep on a choice of queen or twin beds. Rooms are en suite, with shower, toilet and basin, tea and coffee station, DStv, mini-safe and air-conditioning. There is also a lovely pool for all to enjoy.

Tel: 021 864 2960 | Cell: 072 692 9077Email: [email protected]: www.lebac.co.za-33.65674, 18.96093

MaP ReF: a2

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Ridgeback guest House GH R

Escape, relax and unwind on this tranquil wine estate, with sweeping views of farm and hills. The spacious elegant rooms- one small- have Wi-Fi, DSTV and many comforts.Enjoy a light lunch or glass of wine at The Deck restaurant or simply relax by the refreshing swimming pool.

Tel: 021 869 8988 | Cell: 072 500 7516 Email: [email protected]: www.ridgebackhouse.co.za-33.67292, 18.91531

MaP ReF: b1

NaNtes-Vue B&B BB Nantes-Vue B&B in Paarl is an ideal accommodation venue in the Cape Winelands and is conveniently close to Cape Town and various world-class golf courses. The four en suite bedrooms are spacious, boast high ceilings and are characteristic of the Cape-Dutch style.Rooms are air-conditioned and have private entrance. All are equipped with TV/DStv and DVD players, electric kettle and mini-fridge. Free Wi-Fi is available.

Tel: 021 871 1852 | Cell: 082 464 2883Email: [email protected]: www.nantesvue.co.za56 Mill Street, Paarl / -33.73046, 18.95858

MaP ReF: C2

OUDE DENNEBOOM SC

We offer 4-star amenities, the charm of reed ceilings and wooden shutters, and an authentic farm atmosphere.The cottages are located in a private game reserve and are surrounded by free roaming Eland, Zebra, Wildebeest and Springbok. Enjoy your own private swimming pool where you can bask in the sun or go for a late night swim during the hot summer nights.

Tel: 021 869 8072 | Cell: 083 357 9756Email: [email protected]: www.oudedenneboom.co.za-33.62982, 18.86577

MAP REF: A1

Located in Northern Paarl on the wine route. The designer decor and African hardwood furniture

complement the majestic mountain views creating a fine tapestry of imaginative tales of the past.The luxurious and spacious suites are fully

equipped with modern conveniences, HDTV, WiFi, air-conditioning, kingsize beds and fine percale linens, offering perfect relaxation and

regeneration in natural surroundings.The “BAOBAB RESTAURANT” offers dinners with creative and varied cuisine and light snacks.

WINES FUNCTIONS BOARDROOM RESTAURANT* * *

Tel: 0027 (0)21 872 8723/0027 (0)83 407 4246Email: [email protected] Reservations: www.nwanedi.com*

GPS: “Nwanedi Country Manor” (33.679337S 18.962628E)

GH R WNWANEDI WINE & COUNTRY MANOR

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Klein WaterKloof B&B BB SC

Klein Waterkloof is situated on a tranquil smallholding among vineyards and offers breathtaking views of the southern face of Paarl Mountain. Cosy Cape Dutch décor and antique cottage furniture is complimented by percale bed linen. Enjoy breakfast on the verandah while watching the birds take flight over the dam.Tel: 021 869 8950 Email: [email protected]: www.kleinwaterkloof.co.za-33.67418, 18.91577

MaP ref: B1

Mountain ShadowS Country Manor BB GH W The historic manor house nestles at the foot of the majestic Klein Drakenstein mountains - the ideal setting for a memorable wedding, or for events, big or small.Spacious rooms offer amazing views. Mountain Shadows is a celebration of life, family and friends, and of good food and wine.Tel: 021 862 3192 | Cell: 082 559 8746Email: [email protected]: www.mountainshadows.co.zaOff Keerweerder Road, Klein Drakenstein, Paarl

MaP rEF: B3

Klein Vredenburg gueSTHOuSe BB SC The 1812 Georgian building is a National Monument. The main building houses 2 bedrooms, dining room and reception. The outbuilding has 7 self-catering rooms. Magnificent views of the mountains, safe parking and shops and restaurants within walking distance. Disabled-friendly.Tel: 021 872 9898 | Cell: 082 210 5548Email: [email protected]

Klein Vredenburg Guesthouse155 Main Road, Paarl

Belair Country House GH BB W Welcome to Belair. From the splendid English breakfasts in the conservatory, to bowls of fresh roses in each of the individually decorated suites, this beautiful country space is within easy reach of Cape Town and central to the innovative wine culture of the Western Cape.

Tel: 021 863 1504 Email: [email protected]: www.belair.co.za-33.77166, 18.92672

The Grande roche hoTel H R W

Nestled at the foot of the magnificent Paarl Rock is a small, luxury hotel like no other. Where history interacts with modern comforts, where the atmosphere of a bygone era brings a sense of gracious, unhurried living. With a choice of 28 stylishly appointed suites it is a reluctant departure for guests visiting Grande Roche. Tel: 021 863 5100 Email: [email protected]: www.granderoche.co.zaPlantasie Street, Paarl

MaP reF: c2

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The Paarl Wine Route, renowned for its rich, full-bodied, spicy red and

crisp white wines, is the second oldest in the country. The area is best known for the quality of its Shiraz, the climate in particular favouring this variety. Chenin Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinotage, Viognier and Mourvèdre are increasingly well regarded.

Paarl played an important role in the birth of the wine industry, with the establishment of KWV, the f irst commercial wine cellar, dating back to 1918, and the introduction of cold fermentation to promote wine quality in 1937 by the then owner of Nederburg, Johann Georg Graue.

In 1975 the Nederburg Auction of Rare Cape Wines came about when Günter Brözel introduced noble late harvest wines. His legendary dessert wine, Edelkeur, was and is, offered exclusively at the auction. More recently, Paarl made

headlines with South African and World firsts with the first bottling of Viognier, a Bordeaux Blend and Nouvelle in South Africa. On the international front, Paarl is home to the f irst white Pinotage, Pinotage fortified desert wine and the first blend of Tempranillo, Tannat and Tinta Amarella.

Explore Paarl Wine Route by selecting a journey based on your interests.

•Food & Wine – Experiment with tastes and food & wine pairing.

•Heritage – Cape Dutch Homesteads and their history.

•Pinotage – Discover our Proudly South African varietal.

•Innovate – Taste World and South African firsts.

•The Big 5 – Cellar tours of grandeur and a larger range of wines to taste.

•Off the Beaten Track – Unique experiences at smaller wineries.

•Adventure – Nature & Outdoor-lovers.

•Relaxing Sundays – Wineries and Restaurants.

•We Love Children – Food and fun for the little ones.

For more information on Paarl Wine Route, visit www.paarlwine.co.za.

We are serious about producing quality wines, but we do not take ourselves too seriously.

Restaurant on property

Cellar Tours offered

Accommodation available

Picnics offered*

Open on Sundays**

Wheelchair-friendly

*“Bring your own picnic” normally NOT allowed. Please check with the winery before taking your own. **Some facilities are only offered in season or by appointment. Kindly contact the winery to confirm.

Key to facilities/ offerings

Paarl Wine Route216 Main Road, Paarl | PO Box 46, Paarl, 7620Tel: 021 872 4842 | Cell: 072 654 6017Email: [email protected]: www.paarlwine.co.za

Opening Hours: Mon - Fri: 08h30 - 17h00Sat: 10h00 - 13h00 Sun & Public Holidays: 10h00 - 13h00Closed on 25 and 26 Dec, 1 Jan and Good Friday

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Opening Hours: Mon - Fri: 08h30 - 17h00Sat: 10h00 - 13h00 Sun & Public Holidays: 10h00 - 13h00Closed on 25 and 26 Dec, 1 Jan and Good Friday

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www.ruitersvlei.co.za / -33.747343, 18.891421

RUITERSVLEI WINESTel: 021 863 1517

[email protected]

MOUNTAINSIDE RESTAURANTTel: 021 863 [email protected]

ENJOY RESPONSIBLY. NOT FOR SALE TO PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 18.

Ruitersvlei is nestled between Paarl Rock and the mountain reserve, on some of the finest wine soils in the southern hemisphere.

Join us at our mountainside restaurant where we can accommodate up to 60 diners for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Our atmospheric cellar lends itself as an ideal wedding or conference venue, with seating for 200 people.The venue can be opened up to include a reception area and dance floor.

A smaller venue can be used as a chapel that accommodates up to 80 guests. When the weather is fine, nothing can compare with the calm, tranquil outdoor setting with sweeping vistas. A truly romantic setting.

We are happy to announce that the heritage guest cottages are available to overnight guests.

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www.ruitersvlei.co.za / -33.747343, 18.891421

RUITERSVLEI WINESTel: 021 863 1517

[email protected]

MOUNTAINSIDE RESTAURANTTel: 021 863 [email protected]

ENJOY RESPONSIBLY. NOT FOR SALE TO PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 18.

Ruitersvlei is nestled between Paarl Rock and the mountain reserve, on some of the finest wine soils in the southern hemisphere.

Join us at our mountainside restaurant where we can accommodate up to 60 diners for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Our atmospheric cellar lends itself as an ideal wedding or conference venue, with seating for 200 people.The venue can be opened up to include a reception area and dance floor.

A smaller venue can be used as a chapel that accommodates up to 80 guests. When the weather is fine, nothing can compare with the calm, tranquil outdoor setting with sweeping vistas. A truly romantic setting.

We are happy to announce that the heritage guest cottages are available to overnight guests.

At Backsberg Estate Cellars, we believe in the goodness of nature, being grounded in family, and the prevailing enjoyment of outstanding food and wine.

This family-run farm dates back to 1916 and is one of the finest producers of quality wines and brandies in South Africa. Backsberg has cultivated a belief of wholesomeness and gentle farming, while maintaining the high standard reflected in our wines.

Our restaurant is a continuation of this lifestyle and is a meeting place where families, friends and others gather to enjoy the spectacular surroundings, while indulging in meals that are simple, rustic and homely. Ingredients are fresh, the preparation uncomplicated and the quality superb – as are Backsberg wines.

Visit the historic vat barrel and vintage wine cellars, or have a glass of wine in the Tasting Room. We look forward to welcoming you to Backsberg.

Mon – Fri: 08h30 - 17h00 • Sat: 09h30 - 16h30 • Sun: 10h30 - 16h30Restaurant: 09h30 - 15h30 (Daily) • Tel: 021 875 5952

Tel: 021 875 5141 • Email: [email protected] • Web: www.backsberg.co.zaSimondium Road, Klapmuts, Paarl / -33.81898, 18.92353

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BaBylonstoren

Babylonstoren is a Cape Dutch farm between Franschhoek and Paarl with vineyards and orchards surrounded by the dramatic mountains of the Drankenstein Valley. Dating back to 1692, it is one of the best preserved werfs (farmyards) in the Cape Dutch tradition. The essence of Babylonstoren is keeping things simple and as true to the earth as possible. This is what we aim to achieve with our wines – truth and simplicity. In keeping with our position on the natural slopes of the Simonsberg Mountain, we retain this essence, by using natural methods when producing our wine.

WIne tastInG & salesMon-Sun: 08h30 - 17h00Closed: Christmas DayrestaUrant InForMatIonBabel Restaurant (fine dining) Wed-Sun: 12h00 – 16h00 (bookings advised)Greenhouse (light meals) Mon-Sun: 08h30 – 17h00 (no bookings required)Tel: 021 863 3852Fax: 021 863 1727 Email: [email protected]: www.babylonstoren.com-33.82250, 18.93000

Boland Cellar

Situated in the picturesque Paarl Valley, Boland Cellar has much to boast about.Nominated as one of South Africa’s top 20 export companies in their category, being named one of the top 100 wine producers in the world by the World Association of Wine & Spirits Writers as well as being arguably the top wine producer from the much acclaimed Paarl region, gives us much to be grateful for.Our philosophy is based on the fact that quality starts in the vineyard, is maintained and enhanced in the cellar, sealed into the bottle and owed to the consumer.

WIne TaSTInG & SaleSMon-Fri: 09h00 - 17h00Sat: 09h00 - 13h00Closed: Sundays, Christmas Day, New Years Day, and Good FridayTel: 021 872 1766 Email: [email protected]: www.bolandcellar.co.za-33.68878, 18.95558

MaP reFerenCe: B2

Druk-My-Niet WiNe estate

Nestled among the unique fynbos that includes several species of Protea, our 24ha boutique winery is situated in a biosphere reserve and we choose to use only sustainable farming methods. We are a proud member of the Biodiversity Initiative.Formerly part of Kleinbosch Farm until it was purchased by a French Huguenot in 1692, the Kirchners bought the farm in 2002 and began a six year renovation and replanting of the estate. This renovation included returning some of the oldest buildings in the Paarl Valley to their former glory. The old cellar - built in 1692 – has been converted into a more modern cellar.

WiNe tastiNG & saLesMon-Fri: 08h30 - 17h00Closed: Weekends, and Public HolidaysTel: 021 868 2393 Email: [email protected]: www.dmnwines.co.zaBodal Road, Daljosafat, Paarl -33.69008, 19.02790

MaP reFereNCe: B3

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BaBylonstoren

Babylonstoren is a Cape Dutch farm between Franschhoek and Paarl with vineyards and orchards surrounded by the dramatic mountains of the Drankenstein Valley. Dating back to 1692, it is one of the best preserved werfs (farmyards) in the Cape Dutch tradition. The essence of Babylonstoren is keeping things simple and as true to the earth as possible. This is what we aim to achieve with our wines – truth and simplicity. In keeping with our position on the natural slopes of the Simonsberg Mountain, we retain this essence, by using natural methods when producing our wine.

WIne tastInG & salesMon-Sun: 08h30 - 17h00Closed: Christmas DayrestaUrant InForMatIonBabel Restaurant (fine dining) Wed-Sun: 12h00 – 16h00 (bookings advised)Greenhouse (light meals) Mon-Sun: 08h30 – 17h00 (no bookings required)Tel: 021 863 3852Fax: 021 863 1727 Email: [email protected]: www.babylonstoren.com-33.82250, 18.93000

Boland Cellar

Situated in the picturesque Paarl Valley, Boland Cellar has much to boast about.Nominated as one of South Africa’s top 20 export companies in their category, being named one of the top 100 wine producers in the world by the World Association of Wine & Spirits Writers as well as being arguably the top wine producer from the much acclaimed Paarl region, gives us much to be grateful for.Our philosophy is based on the fact that quality starts in the vineyard, is maintained and enhanced in the cellar, sealed into the bottle and owed to the consumer.

WIne TaSTInG & SaleSMon-Fri: 09h00 - 17h00Sat: 09h00 - 13h00Closed: Sundays, Christmas Day, New Years Day, and Good FridayTel: 021 872 1766 Email: [email protected]: www.bolandcellar.co.za-33.68878, 18.95558

MaP reFerenCe: B2

Druk-My-Niet WiNe estate

Nestled among the unique fynbos that includes several species of Protea, our 24ha boutique winery is situated in a biosphere reserve and we choose to use only sustainable farming methods. We are a proud member of the Biodiversity Initiative.Formerly part of Kleinbosch Farm until it was purchased by a French Huguenot in 1692, the Kirchners bought the farm in 2002 and began a six year renovation and replanting of the estate. This renovation included returning some of the oldest buildings in the Paarl Valley to their former glory. The old cellar - built in 1692 – has been converted into a more modern cellar.

WiNe tastiNG & saLesMon-Fri: 08h30 - 17h00Closed: Weekends, and Public HolidaysTel: 021 868 2393 Email: [email protected]: www.dmnwines.co.zaBodal Road, Daljosafat, Paarl -33.69008, 19.02790

MaP reFereNCe: B3

Freedom Hill Boutique Weddings & Winery

Freedom Hill winery is blessed with a picturesque landscape and a truly impeccable ambiance. Our prestigious boutique range derives its name from the vineyards that overlook the legendary Victor Verster prison, where Nelson Mandela took his first steps to freedom. At this family-owned estate patrons can enjoy a glass of wine on the veranda overlooking the vineyards and the site of the “walk to freedom”. On cold days a huge fireplace in the venue will keep you warm, as will the wine, of course.

Wine tAsting & sAlesMon-Fri: 10h00 - 17h00Sat: 12h00 - 16h00Sun & Public Hols: Appointment only Closed: Christmas Day, New Years Day, and Good FridayCheese platters servedTel: 021 867 0085 Email: [email protected]: www.freedomhill.co.zaR301, Wemmershoek Road, Paarl -33.83010, 19.00988

mAP reFerenCe: d3

Jacques Germanier Wines

Sonop Organic Wine Farm is situated against the majestic Paardeberg Mountains.We are committed to produce wines of outstanding quality by using a blend of tradition and the latest European technologies. We are also adhering to a philosophy of continuous improvement and respect for ‘mother nature’ by farming organically since 1999.Come and experience our passion for wine by tasting our 2014 worldwide awarded wine and enjoy our spectacular views of Table Mountain and surrounds. Also open for conferences and functions.

Wine TasTinG & saLesMon-Sat: 10h00 - 14h00Closed: Sundays, Christmas Day, New Years Day, and Good FridayCellar tour, B&B & Conference facility by appointment.Tel: 021 869 8103 Email: [email protected]: www.germanier.co.zaSonop Wine Farm, Voorpaardeberg Road, Paarl -33.61717, 18.84400

KWV SENSORIUM

Come and experience the art of wine at the KWV Sensorium – the only art space in South Africa that offers a unique and interactive art and wine pairing experience. Stroll through KWV’s beautiful art collection featuring well known and celebrated South African artists such as Irma Stern, Maggie Laubser and Christo Coetzee while sipping on a selection of wines that have been uniquely paired with our artworks. Relax and enjoy KWV’s award winning wines and brandies by the glass, or a nice cup of Nespresso coffee.We offer: Art and Wine Experience, Brandy and Chocolate pairing, Fortified wines and Mini cake pairing.

WINE TASTING & SALESMon-Fri: 09h00 - 16h30Sat: 09h00 - 14h00Closed: Sundays, Christmas Day, New Years Day, and Good FridayCOFFEE SHOPMon-Fri: 09h00 - 16h30Sat: 09h00 - 14h00Tel: 021 8073094Cell: 082 3410166Email: [email protected]: www.kwvsensorium.co.za57 Main Street, Paarl -33.76224, 18.96215

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KWV WINE EMPORIUM

The KWV Wine Emporium offers the entire range of KWV products from natural wines to fortifieds wines and brandies for tasting and sales. We also have the widest offer of food & wine pairing experiences in the Cape Winelands. Chocolate & Brandy, Wine & Chocolate, Biltong, Nut & Wine, Liqueur & Lindt Chocolate (ltd edition), Sparkling Wine & Nougat, Brandy/Spirit & Fudge, Fortified Wine & Cake (in winter only) and for the responsible drivers and guests who don’t drink alcohol, a Tea & Chocolate Pairing.Our cellar tours include the magnificent Cathedral Cellar and the five largest vats in the world under one roof.

WINE TASTING & SALESMon-Sat & Public Hols: 09h00-16h30Sun: 11h00-16h00Closed: Christmas Day, New Years Day, and Good FridayCELLAR TOURSMon-Sat: 10h00, 10h15 (German), 10h30 & 14h15. Sun: 11h00COFFEE SHOPMon-Sat: 09h30 to 16h00Tel: 021 807 3007/8Fax: 021 807 3119Email: [email protected]: www.kwvwineemporium.co.zaKohler Street, Southern Paarl -33.76297, 18.96733

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LANDSKROON WINES

Landskroon is situated along the south western slopes of Paarl Mountain, a mere 40 minutes from Cape Town and right in the heart of the Cape Winelands. The estate offers a wide variety of quality white and red wines at affordable prices and Landskroon’s Port has established itself as one of the leading portwines of South Africa. Visitors to Landskroon are well rewarded with a stunning view over the vineyards and the farm towards Table Mountain. Should you wish to prolong your stay, ask about the self-catering cottage.

WINE TASTING & SALESMon-Fri: 08h30 - 17h00Sat: 09h30 - 13h00Public Holidays: 09h00 - 17h00Closed: Sundays, Christmas Day, New Years Day and Easter WeekendBring your own picnics, play area for children, permanent display of stone age artefacts, cellar tours on request and a self-catering cottage.Tel: 021 863 1039 Fax: 021 863 2810Email: [email protected]: www.landskroonwines.com

Landskroon Wines-33.76061, 18.91689

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Landskroon Wines @landskroonwines Marianne Wine estate

Our 36-hectare boutique wine estate is located on the foothills of the majestic Simonsberg Mountain, where we produce premium quality, terroir-driven wines.Discover what perfectly ripened South African wines should taste like. With views sprawling from Table Mountain to the Robertson Mountains, our tasting room is the talk of the town. Open 7 days a week, visitors are privy to the most personal and interactive tasting experience in the region. Our new picnic area and petanque courts will entice you to hang out with us until way past sunset!

Wine tastinG & saLesMon-Sun: 10h00 - 19h00We are open 365 days of the yearrestaUrant inFOrMatiOnOlivello Restaurant is open Sundays for Mediterranean Buffet. Other days by advance booking only. Reservations: 082 897 9603Tel: 021 875 5040Email: [email protected] Web: www.mariannewines.com Klapmuts, off the R44, between Lievland and Mount Vernon. -33.82977, 18.87964

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Mellasat Vineyards

At Mellasat Vineyards we reckon we’re a bit different, which is why you’ll find the world’s first White Pinotage amongst our range of award winning wines. To make our wines more accessible we’ve established a tasting centre with stunning views of the Paarl valley and the craggy Klein Drakenstein Mountains. And not content to leave it at that we’ve also created a Cemetery of Forgotten Wines in our underground cellar - an interesting and bizarre collection of museum wines that the consumer can interact with. Come and enjoy our wines with a picnic in summer or cheese platter by our roaring fire in the winter.

Wine tastinG & salesMon-Sat: 09h30 - 17h30Sun & Public Hols: 10h00 - 16h00Closed: Christmas Day, New Years Day, and Good FridayCheese platters, picnics in summer and our occasional pop-up fine dining restaurantTel: 021 862 4525Cell: 082 708 4046Email: [email protected]: www.mellasat.com-33.73722, 19.03528

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Mitres edge

A gentle hands on approach characterises our boutique winery with special attention given to the ways of the vines and careful nurturing in our small cellar, affords our team the privilege of presenting you with special wines as unique as the season from which they were born. With splendid views of the Simonsberg, Drakenstein, Du Toits Kloof and Wemmershoek Mountains, it’s the ideal place to stay for a night or two or maybe three, whilst you explore our wonderful district.Comfortable accommodation is offered in our private Guest House, located near the main residence. Bernard and Lola Nicholls look forward to welcoming you to Mitre’s Edge.

WiNe tAstiNg & sALesTasting & Sales by appointment onlyClosed: Christmas Day, New Years Day, and Good FridayACCOMMOdAtiON iNFOrMAtiONPool House sleeping up to 4 guests, B&B, with jacuzzi and sauna. Tel: 021 875 5960Cell: 082 400 1092 / 072 266 2990 Email: [email protected] Web: www.mitres-edge.co.za -33.81867, 18.87915

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Perdeberg Winery

Perdeberg Winery is located near Paardeberg Mountain, formerly inhabited by Cape mountain zebra. Proactive conservation has resulted in a steady recovery to 4000 of this threatened species. Join in our commitment to the conservation of these animals that are endemic to this Cape Floristic Region World Heritage Site.Our vineyards span 2300 ha, of which 75% are non-irrigated and 50% untrellised, yielding a low average of 7.8 tons per hectare. The structure and complexity in the smaller berries from dry land bush vines, create intense colour, added body and passionate flavours in our wines.

Wine TASTing & SALeSMon-Fri: 09h00 - 17h00Sat & Public Hols: 09h30 - 14h00Closed: Sundays, and Religious HolidaysTel: 021 869 8244Email: [email protected]: www.perdeberg.co.zaVryguns Farm, Boland Agricultural School Road, Windmeul, Paarl

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Rhebokskloof Wine estate

Experience true Winelands hospitality at Rhebokskloof Wine Estate. Taste the unique terroir of our secret valley from which springs our celebrated and internationally awarded wines. Let us take you on a journey of discovery with different interpretations of our signature varietals Shiraz and Chardonnay, lovingly crafted by visionary winemaker Rolanie Lotz. Experience the fusion of South African recipes and French culinary traditions by our Executive chef Alicia Giliomee. Ride our newly launched and singularly spectacular mountain bike trails, take a horseback ride, or shop for fresh produce in our deli. Or simply bring your family for a picnic and spend the day with us.

Wine tastinG & salesMon-Sun: 09h00 - 17h00Closed: Christmas Day, and Good FridayRestaURant infoRMationMon-Thurs: 09h00 - 17h00Fri: 09h00 - 21h00Sat-Sun: 09h00 - 17h00Our Restaurant and Picnic area is open 365 days of the yearPlay area for the kids, MTB track, Hiking trail, Horse-riding and Quad bike rides.Tel: 021 869 8386Email: [email protected] Web: www.rhebokskloof.co.zaAgter-Paarl Road, Windmeul, Paarl

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Ridgeback Wines

The Rhodesian Ridgeback, originating from Southern Africa, is believed to have evolved from the hunting dogs of the indigenous nomadic tribes. The Ridgeback’s pedigree, character and stature are reflected in our full-bodied reds, which can be matured for up to 10 years. Ridgeback Wines is situated in Noord Agter Paarl, surrounded by the rugged magnificence of the Paarl mountains. Every effort has been made to retain the rich heritage of the countryside, by maintaining the Proteas and fynbos that flourish in the region. Experience the peaceful ambience of our Tasting Centre overlooking a small dam, with its abundance of waterfowl.

Wine TasTing & saLesMon-Sun: 10h00 - 17h00Closed: Christmas Day, New Years Day, and Good FridayResTaURanT inFORMaTiOnBreakfast (Tue-Sun): 09h30 - 11h15Lunch (Tue-Sun): 12h00 - 16h00 [email protected] Tel: 021 869 8068Cell: 072 500 7516 Email: [email protected] Web: www.ridgebackwines.co.za-33.67292, 18.91531

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SimonSvlei Winery

In the shadows of Paarl Rock, built on foundations laid in 1945, Simonsvlei Winery focuses on the values of yesteryear. We are regarded as a global competitor in the modern-day market, producing and delivering award-winning wines at affordable prices. Our wines are tailor made for each and every taste, ranging from easy-drinking Lifestyle varietals, to more full-bodied boutique style wines for that special occasion. Visit Simonsvlei for a lazy Sunday lunch, to be enjoyed at our restaurant while the kids entertain themselves in the enclosed play area. Patrons can also visit the Tasting Room, for their wine tasting session.

Wine TASTinG & SAleSMon-Fri: 08h00 - 17h00Sat: 08h30 - 16h30Sun (Oct-Apr): 11h00 - 15h00Closed: Christmas Day, New Years Day, and Good FridayWine tasting closes 30 minutes prior to closing time. Tel: 021 863 3040Email: [email protected]: www.simonsvlei.co.zareSTAUrAnT inFormATionTel: 021 863 3845 Cell: 072 416 4493 Old Paarl Road (R101), Suider-Paarl

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Welgemeend estate

Welgemeend (established in 1974) meaning “well intended”, is quite a historic boutique wine cellar. We are situated on the Old Paarl Road (R101) that runs parallel to the N1. Reach us from the R44 turning at Klapmuts towards Simonsvlei and Paarl. We can be found 1.4km down the road on the left. The farm offers wine tasting and is opening a new restaurant featuring classic South African food on 1 December 2014. There is a lawn and seating to relax and keep and eye on the kids playing in the sandpit and jungle gym. Welgemeend produced the first Bordeaux blend in South Africa in 1979 and this vision and passion for elegant, French styled wines continue today with our award winning wines!

WIne tastIng & salesMon-Fri: 10h00 - 16h00Sat: 10h00 - 15h00Closed: Sundays, Christmas Day, New Years Day, and Good FridayRestaURant InFORmatIOnOpening on 1 December 2014, featuring classic South African foodTel: 021 875 5210Cell: 082 460 2516 Email: [email protected]: www.welgemeend.co.za-33.80064, 18.88701

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Windmeul Winery

Windmeul Cellar is situated on the Northern slopes of the Paarl Mountain in the heart of the Paarl winelands. The Cellar is run by an elite team, producing top quality, and award winning wines. Windmeul Cellar offers wine tasting and a function facility, hosted with true country warmth and hospitality. We also offer a monthly Farmers’ Market with a variety of fresh produce and crafts.

Wine TASTinG & SAleSMon-Fri: 09h00 - 17h00Sat: 09h00 - 15h00Closed: Sundays, and Public HolidaysFarmers Market every first Saturday of the month. Padstal with local produce.Tel: 021 869 8100Email: [email protected]: www.windmeulwinery.co.zaR44, Windmeul, Paarl -33.67167, 18.91028

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ZANDWIJK WINE FARM - KlEINE DRAKEN WINEs

With a proud history dating back to the seventeenth century, this farm has been diligently restored to recapture it’s 300 year old history. Nestled on the south eastern slope of Paarl mountain, the vineyard enjoys a superior terroir, which contributes towards captivating the delicacy and complexity of both red and white grape cultivars alike. Most categories of wine are available to satisfy the stringent quality requirements of our international clientele. Once certified by the Cape Beth Din and Orthodox Union of America all Kleine Draken wines and juices are Kosher and Kosher for Passover.

WINE TAsTING & sAlEsMon-Fri: 08h00 - 16h00Closed: Saturdays, Sundays, Public and Jewish HolidaysPICNIC INFORMATIONPre-book a picnic or bring your own. See website for details. Tel: 021 863 2368Email: [email protected]: www.kleinedraken.co.zaPieter Hugo Street, Courtrai, Paarl -33.77599, 18.94733

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The picturesque town of Wellington is a 45-minutes’ drive from Cape Town

and a short fifteen-minutes’ drive from neighbouring Paarl.

Wellington’s agricultural economy is centred on its award-winning wines, table grapes, deciduous fruit and fine brandy, and it is also home to South Africa’s sole whisky producer.

The region is renowned for beautiful Cape Dutch homesteads, picturesque environment, gardens and wineries. The historic Bain’s Kloof Pass, with its unsurpassed vistas, indigenous flora and fauna and crystal-clear streams and rivers, is the perfect spot for hikers and fly-fishermen, while closer to town, guided wine-walks and horse-trails through the rich farmland and flowering fynbos, can be enjoyed.

Wellington is surrounded by fruit orchards, wine estates, buchu plantations and olive groves. In addition, its vine-cutting nurseries produce approximately 85% of the country’s vine root stock for the wine industry.

The region is the recipient of an impressive array of national and international accolades for their wines. The Wellington wine and brandy route boasts an array of fine wine producers from the region.

Hiking trails, bird and wildlife viewing, Unimog expeditions, mountain biking, 4×4 routes and abseiling are just some of the outdoor activities to be enjoyed in the mountainous terrain and scenic surrounds.

Visit the Wellington Museum with its diverse cultural exhibits, or “Ouma-Granny’s” House that provides a window on life in Wellington in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.

The town was renowned as an important academic centre for theological studies, and the Seminary gave rise to present-day Huguenot High School and the Huguenot Teachers Training College. Other educational institutions include Boland College and the Cape Peninsula University of Technology.

Wellington boasts two leather factories producing hand-crafted, quality leather products and a variety of locally produced arts and crafts.

Situated to the north of Wellington, the villages of Saron (originally a mission station), Gouda and Hermon are spread out amidst rich farmlands in the shadow of the Elandskloof and Winterhoek Mountains.

WELLINGTON - An Introduction

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AfricA Eco VEnturEsBoutique Wine Tasting Journeys. Enjoy back-road trips on scenic roads through the Cape Winelands to Paarl, Wellington, Worcester, Robertson, Franschhoek and Stellenbosch.Personalised tasting and pairing at Historic Cellars, where you will meet the winemaker. Every tasting is educational, with new discoveries about the locals and their wines.Hear interesting stories about harvest time, local history and culture. During harvest season, join the Hands-on-Harvest and Stomping experience. Duration: 1–4 days / Groups: 6-12.

Cell: 082 343 7853 / 082 883 0093 Email: [email protected]: www.ecoventures.co.za Wellington

Life is a Journey - Explore it!

PAARL ROCK TOURSEstablished in 1998, Paarl Rock Tours is a Bus Tour Operator with a well deserved reputation for quality and reliability.We specialise in custom Sport Tour Packages and School Tours, and operate throughout South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi.

Tel: 021 873 1838 | Cell: 083 270 6763 Email: [email protected]: www.paarlrocktours.co.za18 Regent Street, Wellington

P icturesque Wellington, named after the Duke of Wellington, was founded

in 1840. The town and surrounds is renowned for its beautiful Cape Dutch homesteads and colourful gardens.

The historic Bains Kloof Pass, with its expansive vistas, rugged terrain, unique flora and fauna and clear rock pools, is the perfect vantage point for vistas over the valley and is a favourite among hikers.

Wellington is the perfect destination for hiking, wine-walks, mountain biking

and horse-riding through farmlands, and indigenous fynbos.

The quaint villages of Saron, Gouda and Hermon, nestled amid rich farmlands, in the shadow of the Elandskloof and Winterhoek Mountains, invite exploration and discovery.

The following is a suggested tour itinerar y and there are more tour itineraries available at the tourism office located on the corner of Malherbe and Burger Streets in the Breytenbach Centre.

Itinerary 1 DAy TOUR09h00 – Breytenbach Centre is a multidisciplinary cultural centre for training and interaction with the visual arts, crafts, music and writing. Built 150 years ago, the Centre is the former home of internationally acclaimed poet Breyten Breytenbach. Today it is home to an intimate dinner-theatre hosting shows ranging from music to cabaret and drama, an art gallery, a coffee shop, a poets garden and the Wellington tourism office.10h00 – ‘Ouma Granny’s’ is a national monument that depicts all language and cultural groups together with a unique and priceless collection of artefacts providing a window on life in Wellington in the

nineteenth and early twentieth century.10h30 – Wellington’s vine-cutting nurseries produce about 85% of the country’s vine stock. Visit Bosman’s Farm for a ‘stokkiesdraai’ tour, followed by a wine tasting, while learning more about their community development projects.12h30 – Enjoy a leisurely lunch at an historic or contemporary restaurant, or on one of Wellington’s wine estates.15h00 – Spend time at Langkloof Roses’ vintage tea room, which is surrounded by beautiful rose gardens, before heading to Redemption Leather for quality handmade leather goods. 18h00 till late – Enjoy a unique African dining experience at a local tavern in Mbekweni Township.

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Wellington lies on the banks of the Kromme River at the foot of the

Groenberg Mountain and is an eclectic mix of diverse cultural heritage, cosmopolitan influences and laidback country life.

The Tourism Bureau, located at the Breytenbach Centre on the corner of Burger and Malherbe Streets will provide you with a map of the town and district.

Historic buildings and architectural treasures can be found throughout the town and the Wellington Winelands. Take a walk through town, following the Historical Route map, as provided at the Tourism office. All historical buildings are highlighted and described in the brochure.

Ouma Granny’s House is a beautiful little Victorian house with a unique and priceless collection that will take you back to the days of yore. Experience the old ways of living, while being guided by one of the Hoogenhout sisters from a well-known Wellington family. The museum originated when Mrs. Joyce Hoogenhout, widow of the late Imker Hoogenhout (grandson of C.P. Hoogenhout), decided to donate her personal memorabilia to the municipality.

Some of the objects belonged to the late Albert Schweitzer. Ouma Granny prides themselves on the fact that blind people are more than welcome to pay a visit and touch the objects.

Anglo-Boer War Blockhouse. This is the closest Blockhouse to Cape Town and was one of many fortified Blockhouses, built by the British, to protect the railway line and the communities of the old Cape Colony from raiding Boer commandos during the Anglo Boer War of 1899-1902.

Coronation Arch in Victoria Park was erected in commemoration of the coronation of King Edward VII in 1902. Visit the park and experience the beauty of the rose garden, that was designed by one of the leading rose specialists in the country, Gwyn Fagen.

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Wellington Dutch Reformed Church is a landmark in the centre of town and boasts a f ine statue of the Reverend Andrew Murray, a Scot, and one of the pioneer theologians of the Dutch Reformed Church in South Africa.

Lady Loch Steel Bridge is the very first all steel bridge built in South Africa and is still in use today.

In September 1853, on the same day that Bains Kloof pass was opened, the first wooden bridge was built over the Berg River. This bridge was the gateway to Cape Town and the Swartland from the interior. The bridge was rebuilt in 1891 and re-named after the then Governor’s wife, Lady Loch. In 1910 the wooden bridge was replaced with a steel bridge, which is still in use. Once a year many people gather on the bridge to watch canoeists rowing past during the Berg River Canoe Marathon.

Wellington Museum features not only the cultures of various African ethnic groups, but also prides itself in having ties with countries as far afield as the USA, England, Scotland, France and the Netherlands. The museum also exhibits Stone-Age artefacts, a major collection of Egyptian artefacts and exhibits of various pioneers who made their mark on the history of Wellington and South Africa. Limietberg Nature Reserve has nine dif ferent hiking trails through indigenous fynbos terrain and there are a number of wonderful scenic drives in and around Wellington. Many historical sites, as well as ancient San rock art, the graves of the Bains Pass builders and disused manganese mines can be experienced on these routes.

Wellington Wine Walk is a ver y popular, three or four day hiking trail in the foothills of the Hawequa Mountains, which frame Groenberg and Wellington, through vineyards, olive orchards, fields of buchu and vine cutting plantations, with overnight stays in guest houses on some of the historic Huguenot farms. Delicious picnic lunches, tastings of the wholesome olives and wines, are all included along the trail.

Wellington Wine Harvest Festival is an annual, three-themed festival offering three different destinations with various attractions, entertainment and facilities.

Take a ride on the wild side with Viking Tours. Their powerful Unimog will take you places beyond your imagination, while discovering the Hawequa Mountains. Sundowners on top of Groenberg, looking out over the valley with views towards distant Table Mountain, together with picnics and swimming in the mountain streams, complete the adventure.

Discover the fynbos in the area on horseback. Fynbos Horse trails, operating from Diemersfontein, of fers r ides through the wine farms. Short trails as well as one to three day trails are available. Accommodation and meals are all included in these packages.

Wineland Vitamins offers creative, fun and soul nurturing experiences. Some packages include creating a plate with the world famous Ceramic Matters and cooking with a top chef, while staying in 5-star luxury. This package includes yoga, writing, painting, silk screening, organic gardening and mindfulness. Special tailor-made packages arranged for groups and corporate events.

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CHERRY TREE FLOWER BOUTIQUEFRESH FLOWERS / ACCESSORIES / FUNCTIONS & WEDDINGS / DELIVERIESCherry Tree Flower Boutique delivers your birthday wishes, festival congratulations, contact of friendship and love. Our little flower shop is filled with great inspiration and creativity and blessed with a lot of grace. The best feeling we have is to give to others!

Tel: 021 864 1625 | Cell: 076 780 3351 Email: [email protected] 22, Welgeleë Plein, Wellington /-33.65104, 19.00275

Wellington is a quaint town with a variety of shops, a mall and

shopping centre. As a close-knit community, the town embraces local arts and crafters, home industries and local produce that are available at several outlets.

Welgeleë Plein is where most shoppers will find national chain stores, eateries and a variety of shops.

Market Square is situated next to the Dutch Reformed Church and is a shopping centre frequented by the locals.

The town boasts two leather factories, one of which, Redemption, is as synonymous with Wellington as it is world-renowned, a towel factory shop; dried fruit shops, art galleries and a

shop where Balinese furniture can be purchased.

Venture out to the wine and fruit farms and you will find everything from goats’ milk cheese and sought-after genuine buffalo mozzarella, free range eggs, free range meat; which includes wild boar; to exquisite yarns, knitwear, throws, blankets and rugs on an Alpaca farm.

SHOPPING MEANDER - Wellington

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In this modern day and age when we are all run ragged, treating yourself

to a regular detox, massage, or other health experience has become a necessity, rather than a luxury.

Wellington and surrounds lends itself to the ultimate health and wellness experience.

You may choose to book into one of the guest houses or country hotels that offer a wide range of health and wellness spa

treatments, or you may prefer to pop in on the spur of the moment to one of the local salons or gymnasiums for a session of relaxation therapy, spa treatment, massage or exercise sessions.

Take time to go for a walk amid the splendid scenery surrounding the town and countryside, or set off along some of the finest mountain biking trails in South Africa. Alternatively enjoy a leisurely horse-ride or end off with a splash in a crystal clear mountain stream. The choice is yours.

MIND, BODY & SPIRIT - Wellington

the Spa @ Val du CharronPass through our exotically ornate, hand-carved doorway, into a world of pure relaxation and tranquility. Rejuvenate mind, body and spirit with a hot stone or aromatherapy massage, Essie manicure, pedicure, luxuriant facial and waxing. Relax in our sauna or reinvigorate yourself in our power shower. Round off a perfect day with a light lunch and soak up the breathtaking views over mountains and vineyards from the pool deck, while savouring our award-winning wines. Complete the experience with a warm and welcoming stay in our 4-star Guesthouse or 5-star Coach House. A selection of Environ products are available for purchase.Spa open Tuesday – Saturday from 09h00 – 18h00.

Tel: 021 873 1256 | Cell: 076 988 1775 | -33.624789, 19.047434Email: [email protected] | Web: www.vdcwines.com

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BonteBok Ridge ReSeRVeMerely 90kms from Cape Town our family farm offers game drives, rustic yet cosy accommodation and corporate functions.Herds of bontebok, eland, zebra, wildebeest and springbuck roam free and can easily be viewed. Wild boar are used to till the soil in the vineyards and flourish in the dense vegetation.The majestic mountains add to the rugged appeal of the area and offer great photographic opportunities. Come relax and unwind in our tranquil surroundings. Booking essential.

Cell: 082 690 9075 Email: [email protected]: www.bontebokridge.com -33.54040, 19.04212

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The scenic beauty of the town and surrounds, lends itself perfectly to a

plethora of outdoor activities.Walking and hiking trails with

various levels of difficulty include the 36-kilometre Doolhof River Walk, Bains Kloof, TweedeTol, Limietberg Trail, the eight kilometre Rockhopper Trail, the nine kilometre Happy Valley Trail in the Limietberg Nature Reserve, the seven kilometre Horse Shoe and the ever popular Wellington Wine Walks.

A popular outdoor adventure is exploring the Hawequa Mountains in a Unimog that will take you where others fear to tread. Imagine sundowners overlooking the Wellington Valley from the summit of Groenberg, with views as far as Table Mountain, or watching a full moon rise over the jagged peaks of the Hawequa Mountains.

Go horse-riding through vineyards, or try your hand at fly-fishing in the Witte River in Bains Kloof.

For those who prefer a bat, racquet or club, Wellington boasts a nine-hole golf course, jukskei, cricket, bowls, tennis and squash. Visit the local swimming pool in Pentz Street and relax in the shade of the trees on a piping hot day (021 873 3955).

The popular SAD Half Marathon is a moderate diff iculty course and draws many people from all over the country. It comprises a 10 or 21-kilometre walk or a 21-kilometre run and relay. Don’t miss this event that takes place on the 1st of May every year (021 511 7130).

Welvanpas is a popular mountain biking trail. For information on trails and events in the area, contact Pieter van Wyk ([email protected] / 021 873 7434).

Wildlife experiences include Bontebok Ridge for a game drive, bird watching and sundowners, and Bartholomeus Klip Renosterveld Reserve outside Hermon. This pr ivate game reserve protects antelope, other small mammals, and the highly endangered geometric tortoise, in the largest surviving area of natural Renosterveld, a critically endangered natural environment.

THE GREAT OUTDOORS - Wellington

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RH PRINTINGWe offer the convenience of various branding and marketing production services under one roof. Personal service and client satisfaction is our aim. Services include:• Corporate Branding • Litho and Digital printing • Brochures • Business cards • Books • Labels • Stationery • Flags • Banners • Vehicle branding • Advertising boards and other branding.• Resellers of promotional itemsWHERE EXCELLENCE MAKES A DIFFERENCE

Tel: 084 440 1172/3 | Cell: 087 150 7905 Email: [email protected]: www.rhprinting.co.za111 Main Road, Wellington

Wellington is a town of enterprise boasting a number of unique

industries. Some of the commercial enterprises are unique to the town and provide services that support and nurture the wine industry across the Western Cape and beyond.

Redemption Leather’s fine handcrafted leather has its origins in the late 1970s and is one of the town’s biggest draw-cards. Their showroom is situated in the Bovlei Valley just off the access road to the scenic Bains Kloof Pass.

A unique business to Wellington is the “Stokkiesdraai” vine nursery at Bosman Family Vineyards. Approximately 85% of South Africa’s vineyards are planted from vines grafted in Wellington. The well-known Malan family of Wellington have also been in the “stokkies” business for the past six generations.

James Sedgewick s t ate-of-the-art distillery is where Bain’s Cape Mountain Whisky is distilled and was recently acknowledged as the World’s leading single grain whisky. In addition Jorgensen’s produce potstill brandy, vodka, absinthe and gin.

The head off ice of Quantum Foods, which includes Tydstroom Farms, Nulaid Eggs, and Nova Feeds, is located in Wellington.

Pacmar Juices began operating in February 1997. They can best be described as a contract packaging company and currently package juices for larger brands for both the domestic and international markets.

Nibbly Bits was founded in 1996 and produces handcrafted rusks, biscuits, cookies and snacks.

Glodina Towel factory is a huge draw-card. They supply businesses such as Woolworths and a variety of other chain stores and inter ior design outlets. Glodina stocks a wide range of towels including a bamboo and cotton mix and an Egyptian cotton range.

Lategan’s Cement Works is a well-established family business. They supply pre-cast concrete products including Ready Mix concrete, blocks and bricks, lintels, paving products, water channels and kerbstones.

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Wellington has a distinct country feel and boasts a close-knit,

friendly community. As soon as you enter the town, you know you’re going to find the most scrumptious restaurants, local fare, home-baked goodies, preserves and braais.

You can also treat yourself to the very best 5-star culinary experiences.

The town and surrounding Winelands offers a wide range of cuisine from classic French to modern Italian, South African and Mediterranean to Country-style.

Whether you dine at a country bistro, in town or on a wine farm, you will find yourself indulging not only in the finest of dishes, but also the finest of wines from the renowned Wellington Winelands.

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Au’de VINe ReSTAuRANTExperience French flair at Au’ de Hex Boutique Hotel and Venue, situated on a farm outside Wellington. The hotel dates back to 1798, comprises 10 luxury suites and accommodation and offers old world charm combined with modern elements. Stop and smell the roses at this timeless establishment. Au’ de Hex is the ideal venue for weddings, conferences, high tea, birthdays and other celebrations and is complemented by our popular Au’ de Vine restaurant.

Tel: 021 864 3074 | Cell: 083 456 1773Email: [email protected]: www.audehex.co.zaHexberg Rd, Wellington / -33.62914, 19.01373

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Dine in style or sit outside under the stars, help yourself buffet-style, relax with a picnic basket or chat around a fire with friends at a traditional braai – this is what eating out in family-friendly Wellington is all about!

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Oude WellingtOn RestauRantOur Restaurant is housed in an historic, 1795, building on the foothills of Bainskloof Pass. Renowned restaurateurs, John & Susanna Tecklenburg, head up the highly rated restaurant and have gained a reputation for delicious, rustic cuisine that entices gastronomes from around the world. The menu features the freshest seafood, game, marrow bones, offal, duck, rabbit, pasta, steaks and decadent, specialist desserts. Locally sourced organic vegetables and in-house marinades, sauces and dressings, complement the menu.Stroll under the oaks, have a drink at the thatch barrel bar, or relax at the lapa overlooking the saltwater pool. Also part of the tranquil estate is a potstill brandy distillery. Open seven days a week for lunch and dinner.

Tel: 021 873 2009 | Cell: 082 836 8924 | Bainskloof Pass Road, Oude Wellington EstateEmail: [email protected] | Web: www.tecklenburgs-oudewellington.co.za

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SeaSonS ReStauRantSituated on picturesque Diemersfontein Wine Estate, Chef Andy Eichler’s seasonal farm cuisine accompanied by our award-winning wines, is an epicurean delight. Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner with panoramic views over the spectacular valley and Paarl Rock Mountain. We cater for famies and offer an outside play area for children. Open Tuesday to Sunday.

Tel: 021 864 5060Email: [email protected]: www.diemersfontein.co.zaR301, Piet Retief Road, Wellington

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Gecko LounGe RestauRant & sushi BaRThe Gecko Lounge Group has been entertaining the Paarl-Wellington community for 14 years. We are known for our weekly specials, steaks, ribs and tasty sushi and take great pride in our ‘old school’ way of serving food made entirely on the premises – no processed food.

Paarl: 021 8726010 / [email protected]: 021 8642910 / [email protected] 7, Van Der Lingen Plain, Lady Grey Street, Paarl and 41 Main Road, Wellington

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Perfect PlaceAn amazing Victorian house with the most perfect setting, the perfect ambiance and the perfect combination of fine food, coffee, gifts and antiques. We are proud of our excellent service to customers who become friends.

Tel: 021 873 6620Email: [email protected]: www.theperfectplace.co.za66 Church Street, Wellington

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The STone KiTchen on DunSToneEnjoy casual country cuisine in the heart of the winelands. Bistro style blackboard menu.Dine amongst the wine tanks in the cool of the cellar, offering customers a peek at winemaking during harvest. Large garden with amazing mountain views, expanse of lawn, large children’s play area, and ducks on the dam. Also home to Dunstone Country House.

Tel: 021 873 6770Email: [email protected]: www.dunstone.co.zaBovlei Road, Wellington / -33.63409, 19.06134

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TwisT some moreTwist Some More is housed in a farmyard barn and is home to Chef Johan van Schalkwyk’s creative talents. Johan’s bistro-style blackboard menu is changed daily, in accordance with his inspiration on the day, and the availability of produce. Enjoy a true gastronomic experience.

Tel: 021 864 1467Email: [email protected]: www.twistsomemore.comHexberg Rd, Wellington / -33.62658, 19.02072

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A re you searching for peace and quiet and rest for your weary mind and

body? Head for the scenic, calming and friendly town of Wellington that nestles in the valley below the Bains Kloof Mountain Pass, surrounded by sweeping vineyards and orchards.

The fr iendliness and hospitality of Wel l ingt o n’s accommodat ion establishments is legend. Here you will not only find the perfect accommodation to best suit your needs, but you can be sure you will be forming new friendships and will be returning time and again to cement these friendships.

Whether just relaxing for a weekend or staying on for a week or more, you will f ind that Wellington is ideally situated to explore the beaches of the south and west coasts, the Breede River Valley, Cape Town and the Cape Peninsula and the Cape Winelands.

Rural Wellington offers a range of accommodation, from 5-star luxury to family-friendly B&Bs.

Choose whether you prefer to stay in town where you can ‘shop till you drop’ or in the peace and tranquillity of the surrounding Wellington Winelands.

On the outskirts of Wellington you will f ind accommodation on a game reserve, where you can experience a genuine South African game drive, with the opportunity to view a variety of wild antelope, zebra, wild boar and a plethora of birdlife. At the end of the day, relax in comfortable accommodation or splash in the pool under the hot South African sun.

While relaxing amid the tranquil surroundings, make sure you spend some leisure time fly-fishing, indulging in a spa treatment, or going for leisurely walks.

Settle into an historic Cape Dutch guesthouse in town or on one of the surrounding wine farms or book into a friendly guest house or B&B with your family – there is something for everyone.

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Dunstone Country House GH SC R

A beautiful Country house set on a boutique wine estate. With inspiring mountain views, and a peaceful romantic ambience, this is the ideal location for you to escape & unwind. Idyllically situated at the foot of the mountains, the five well-appointed rooms are housed in old converted stables. Awake to the sounds of the country, relax by the sun drenched rim flow pool, walk through the vineyards and fruit orchards and indulge in the sweet scent of lavender and roses. Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner amongst the wine tanks or in the gardens at the estates winery bistro – The Stone kitchen.

Tel: 021 864 1504 | Bovlei Road, Wellington / -33.63481, 19.06022Email: [email protected] | Web: www.dunstone.co.za

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Grand dédale Country House H GH

Nestled at the end of a tranquil valley below the historic Bainskloof Pass, Grand Dédale is set within an award winning Wine Estate, surrounded by expansive mountain and vineyard scenery. The exclusive and elegantly restored Cape Dutch Manor House comprises six luxurious and bespoke rooms and suites. A separate thatched cottage is enjoyed by honeymooners or guests seeking additional privacy. Grand Dédale welcomes its guests with an outstanding personalised service, spacious reception rooms, numerous outdoor activities and a large pool with pamper spa.Imaginative cuisine is served in private dining rooms or al fresco on the vast veranda overlooking the mountains. Wedding & function venue available.

Tel: 021 873 4089 | Cell: No cell reception on the estate | -33.62636, 19.08294Email: [email protected] | Web: www.granddedale.com

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Facility Codes For your reference, see coded identifiers below, as displayed on accommodation listings.

BB Bed & Breakfast GH Guest House

SC Self-catering H Hotel

R Restaurant W Wheelchair-friendly

Star Gradings Star grading is an independent quality assessment that will indicate the type of facilities you can expect to find at your chosen accommodation or conference venue.

Exceptional quality, luxury accommodation (on a par with international standards). Highest standard of furnishings, flawless service, meticulous guest care.

Superior (excellent) comfort and quality. High standard of furnishings, service and guest care.

Very good quality in the overall standard of furnishings, service and guest care.

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Barn-inn-Wellington GH BB Ideally situated in the town centre, we offer luxurious, elegant en suite rooms and reasonably priced non-en suite rooms.Our thatch-roofed gazebo has a games room with pool table, table tennis, darts, chess board and 60-inch TV, making it ideal for all ages. Enjoy a game of pool or watch a movie.We offer laundry, mountain bikes, picnic hampers secure off-road parking and generous breakfasts, a heated swimming pool, sumptuous evening meals and traditional braais.

Tel: 021 864 1367 | Cell: 082 394 2348 Email: [email protected]: www.barn-inn-wellington.co.za-33.64403, 19.00744

Diemersfontein Wine anD Country estate GH

Our third generation family home is a place of exceptional tranquility and exudes the grace and charm of yesteryear. Surrounded by majestic mountain ranges and panoramic views, we are just 45 minutes drive from Cape Town airport.We offer 30 rooms, breathtaking sunsets and, in winter, a glass of red wine at the fireplace. Sweeping lawns in well maintained gardens provide a perfect natural setting for conferences, a weekend break or the wedding of your dreams!

Tel: 021 864 5050 | Cell: 073 213 6811Email: [email protected]: www.diemersfontein.co.zaJan Van Riebeeck Drive (R301), Wellington

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Cummings guest House BB

We offer warm, comfortable hospitality in 12 private, air-conditioned en suite rooms.Relax in our beautiful garden with sparkling pool, while taking in the beautiful views over the Wellington mountains, or enjoy our barbeque facilities. We are close to the town centre and popular restaurants.

Tel: 021 873 3474 | Cell: 083 626 3315 Email: [email protected]: www.cummingsguesthouse.co.za20 Cummings Street, Wellington

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Jacaranda Wine & GUeST Farm BB SC Warm hospitality in the heart of the winelands. Well appointed, air-conditioned cottages and rooms, self-catering or enjoy a hearty farm breakfast on the stoep of the manor house. Large sparkling saltwater pool and braai facilities next to the vineyard. Free WiFi. Enjoy the vibe of a working wine farm with all attractions of the winelands at your doorstep. We are looking forward to welcoming you!

Tel: 021 864 1235 | Cell: 072 432 6716Email: [email protected]: www.jacarandawines.co.za-33.613611, 19.004167

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Ons stee BB Ons Stee is situated in the town of Wellington with restaurants and shops nearby. Surrounded by nature, next to the Leeuwerivier with views of the Limietberg and the Groenberg.All the rooms are situated around the pool area and have their own entrance. The rooms are all en suite with bath and shower, aircon, coffee and tea, minibar and free Wifi. Enjoy a day at the pool or explore the winelands. Free secure parking. Belgian owners.

Tel: 021 873 4929 | Cell: 076 477 2060Email: [email protected]: www.onsstee.com11 Berg en Dal Street, Wellington -33.63670, 19.01613

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Lady Loch Guest house GH

Lady Loch Guesthouse offers excellent accommodation in Wellington, in the heart of the Winelands.The guest house is conveniently situated on the banks of the Berg River, with beautiful gardens and spectacular views. This is the perfect haven for those seeking relaxation.

Tel: 021 873 1430 | Cell: 082 924 7816Email: [email protected]: www.ladylochbedandbreakfast.comLady Loch Road, Wellington

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Sauvignon Country Lodge BB GH SC

Welcome to Sauvignon Country Lodge, a 115-year-old classified farm in the Cape-Dutch style, located in the heart of the Cape Winelands.The Lodge has been renovated to perfection and combines beautiful historic features with the most modern of amenities. Ensconce yourself in the luxuriously appointed suites, self-catering apartment, stunning mountain views and 4000m² landscaped garden.Mountain bikes and guided hikes are available on request.

Cell: 073 578 3906 / 078 618 8442 Email: [email protected]: www.sauvignon-countrylodge.co.zaAddy Road, Farm 13747, Wellington

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9B ON BAIN SC This home away from home exudes old world charm and is situated in one of the most historic streets in town. Two bedrooms with en suite bathroom, heater, fan, hair dryer, lounge with DSTV, kitchenette with mod-cons for self-catering, covered patio with braai - and all within walking distance from all amenities, campus and Boland Stadium, and 10 minutes from several wedding venues.A fully equipped garden flat with separate entrance and safe parking is also available.

Tel: 021 864 1977 | Cell: 082 346 5481 Email: [email protected]: www.wellington.co.za9B Bain St., Wellington / -33.64270, 19.00671

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I t is no idle boast that great wines are both born and raised in our Heart of

the Cape Winelands. Proclaimed “Top Wine Area” at the

exclusive 2010 South African Terroir Awards, Wellington wines and spirits regularly garner awards in many prestigious competitions, both nationally and internationally.

Wellington is literally the “cradle” of the contemporary South African wine industry, supplying up to 85% of South Africa’s vine cuttings, known locally as “stokkies”.

Once better known for its vital role in propagating and supplying this graf ted, Phylloxera-resistant root-stock, Wellington has, in recent years, emerged as an acclaimed trendsetting player on the South African wine scene, and a notable international wine tourism destination in its own right.

Wellington is one of the youngest wine districts, since its independence from Paarl, and is in the process of deciding on its terroir-based wards. The compact Wine Route - with its dense concentration of beautiful, historic wine farms and estates - covers extraordinarily diverse terrain, stretching from the Berg River towards the Swartland wheat fields, and into the

foothills of the Hawequa Mountains.Most of the area’s 29 wine producers

(including the large producer-cellar) are members of the Mutual & Federal Agri Wellington Wine Route and provide tasting room facilities and cellar tours.

The artisanal Brandies are unique to this valley and a variety of other premium, handcrafted pot-still spirits (including Grappa, Absinthe, Vodka, Gin and Limoncello), are also produced in Wellington, as is the country’s f irst indigenous and internationally acclaimed single grain Whisky.

In 2015 Wellington plays host to the ever-popular annual Wellington Harvest Festival, as well as the Absa Cape Epic and the new Fork & Cork food and wine festival.

In August the f inest fruits of winemakers’ labours, selected for quality through blind-tastings by a panel of experts, are unveiled at the Quest for the Best - Top Ten Wines competition awards function.

Restaurant on property

Cellar Tours offered

Accommodation available

Picnics offered*

Open on Sundays**

Wheelchair-friendly

*“Bring your own picnic” normally NOT allowed. Please check with the winery before taking your own. **Some facilities are only offered in season or by appointment. Kindly contact the winery to confirm.

Key to facilities/ offerings

Mutual & Federal Agri Wellington Wine RouteCorner of Malherbe & Burger Streets, WellingtonTel: 021 864 1378Email: [email protected] Web: www.wellington.co.za

Opening Hours: Mon - Fri: 09h00 - 17h00Sat: 10h00 - 13h00 Sun & Public Holidays: 10h00 - 13h00Closed on 25 and 26 Dec, 1 Jan and Good Friday

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Opening Hours: Mon - Fri: 09h00 - 17h00Sat: 10h00 - 13h00 Sun & Public Holidays: 10h00 - 13h00Closed on 25 and 26 Dec, 1 Jan and Good Friday

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ALKMAAR Boutique VineyARd

An 11 hectare, family-owned boutique vineyard where Bouwer and Janet Nell create fine handcrafted wines - named after the old school - in the small cellar at Alkmaar. The name is a tribute to the school established on Alkmaar by Meester Stucki in 1862, and which continued to serve the youth of Wellington until 1919.

Wine tAStinG & SALeSMon-Fri: 10h00 - 16h00Sat: 10h00 - 14h00Closed: Sundays, and Public HolidaysWine Tasting & Sales preferably by appointmentTel: 021 873 0191 Cell: 082 926 1150 Email: [email protected]: www.alkmaarwines.co.zaBlouvlei Road, Wellington -33.66055, 19.03198

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AndreAs

This enchanting boutique wine estate in Wellington’s Bovlei district has a history dating back to 1799. Andreas has just 4,5ha under Shiraz vine. Long, hot summer days cooled by late afternoon breezes, chilly, wet winters, and a combination of sandy and loamy soils, provide the perfect terroir for this noble cultivar, producing small, dark, intensely flavoured berries which are the hallmark of a fine local Shiraz.

WIne TAsTInG & sALesMon-Fri: 09h00 - 17h00Closed: Weekends, and Public HolidaysTasting & Sales by appointment onlyTel: 021 873 2286 Cell: 082 775 0805 Email: [email protected]: www.andreas.co.zaGroenendal Farm, Bovlei, Wellington-33.64006, 19.04030

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Bosman Family Vineyards

This is a beautiful family story of vine to wine, made in harmony with the family credo of faith, hope and love.The Bosman family has been grafting vines on historic Lelienfontein since 1888. Their vine nursery is regarded as one of the leading nurseries on the African continent, with a selection of 47 wine-producing varieties. Their consistent efforts in social and environmental responsibility were rewarded when they received the IWC Fairtrade Trophy. In 2012, De Bos Handpicked Vineyards was launched as the premium Fairtrade range. Wines are handcrafted from selected vineyards in Wellington, Hermon and Walker Bay.

Wine TasTinG & salesMon-Sat: By appointment onlyClosed: Sundays, Christmas Day and Public HolidaysTel: 021 873 3170Cell: 071 561 2468Email: [email protected]: www.bosmanwines.com-33.62621, 19.02468

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Diemersfontein Wines

Third generation family-owned Diemersfontein Wine & Country Estate, known for its beauty and informal elegance is set in glorious gardens in beautiful Wellington in the heart of the Cape Winelands - 45 minutes from Cape Town. Since producing the original Coffee & Chocolate Pinotage in 2001, Diemersfontein has become a household name. Our focus is Pinotage, Shiraz & Chenin Blanc along with our niche Malbec & Viognier wines. Join us for an unforgettable winelands experience with international award-winning wines, 4 star accommodation and exquisite country cuisine from our Seasons Restaurant.

Wine tAstinG & sALesMon-Sun: 10h00 - 17h00Closed: Christmas DayrestAUrAnt informAtionSeasons Restaurant: Open Tuesday to SundayTel: 021 864 5050 Email: [email protected]: www.diemersfontein.co.zaJan Van Riebeeck Drive (R301), Wellington

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IMBUKO WINES

Imbuko Wines is situated on Uitkyk Farm, 7km from Wellington. What sets Imbuko apart, is that we are situated on the farm, Uitkyk, one of the few farms that cultivate rootstock, therefore our portfolio can boast the winemaker’s hand from rootstock to the vine and from the vine to wine.Enjoy spectacular views over the mountains from the relaxed atmosphere of our tasting room, while savouring a variety of wines.Imbuko’s accolades include: Michelangelo International Wine Awards - Gold; Veritas - Silver and Bronze; FNB Sauvignon Blanc Top 10.

WINE TASTING & SALESMon-Fri: 09h00 - 17h00Sat: 09h00 - 12h30Closed: Christmas Day, New Years Day, and Good FridayTel: 021 873 7350 Cell: 082 410 5670Email: [email protected]: www.imbuko.co.zaUitkyk Farm, Bo-Dal Road, Wellington -33.67523, 19.02191

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Linton Park WinES

Nestled on the slopes of Groenberg Mountain, the classic 1809 Cape-Dutch homestead has been lovingly restored and furnished in keeping with its history. The existing cellar has been completely overhauled, parts being rebuilt, others simply restored. With new state-of-the-art equipment, a perfect synergy was created between wine- making tradition and modern technology. Winemaker JG Auret, Viticulturist Rudolf Jansen van Vuuren and Consultant Johan Viljoen. Enjoy walks and mountain-biking trails on the farm.

WinE taStinG & SaLESMon-Fri: 09h00 - 16h00Closed: Weekends and Public HolidaysTasting by appointment onlyWine promotion every last Thursday to Saturday monthly - wine tasting open to the public during the specified daysTel: 021 873 1625Email: [email protected] [email protected]: www.lintonparkwines.co.zaSlangrivier Road, Wellington -33.61281, 19.03258

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Val du Charron Wine & oliVe estate

Big bold blends and exciting expressions of exotic varietals - taste our award winning – wines surrounded by the majestic Hawequa mountains in the Valley of the Wagonmakers. This 45 hectare family owned farm features an ultra-modern, glass tasting room where the taster can truly appreciate its unique terroire over a light lunch. Its historic cellar has been converted into a conference and wedding venue filled with culture and old Cape charm. Visitors can enjoy the luxurious spa. The rolling lawns provide plenty of space for the children. Relaxed, indulged and pampered guests can retire to our four star Guesthouse or five star boutique lodge, the Coachhouse.

Wine tastinG & salesMon-Sun: 10h00 - 16h00We serve light lunches. Dinner by appointment.Tel: 021 873 1256Email: [email protected]: www.vdcwines.com -33.624789, 19.047434

Welbedacht Wine estate / schalk burger & sons

Welbedacht Wine Estate, home of the Burger family, will delight the most discerning visitor. Enjoy serene views of the valley from our Cellar, Tasting Room or Restaurant, while savouring internationally acclaimed wines and delicious food, or listening to great stories about our history. We are a preferred conference venue and weddings are held in our 200-year-old, renovated former cellar. Stay over in the Wild Boar Guesthouse, go mountain biking or horse-riding, play cricket, or enjoy a leisurely family picnic.Our family, friendly personnel and family dogs look forward to welcoming those of you that passionately value the extraordinary in life as we do!

Wine tasting & salesMon-Fri: 09h00 - 17h00Sat: 09h00 - 14h00Closed: Sundays, Christmas Day, New Years Day, and Good Fridayrestaurant inForMationRestaurant No. 6 @ Welbedacht Wine Estate. Tel: 082 085 3272Wed-Fri: 10h00 -21h00Sat: Breakfast - 21h00Sun: Breakfast - 17h00Tel: 021 873 1877Email: [email protected]: www.schalkburgerandsons.co.za www.meerkatwines.co.zaOakdene Road, Wellington -33.57833,19.01975MaP reFerence: b4

Wellington Wines

From the ‘Valley of the Wagons’ came three separate stories – the Wamakersvallei tale, the legend of Wellington Wynkelder and the legacy of one of the oldest wine cellars in South Africa, Bovlei Winery.After many years of separation, these three cellars saw the synergies between them and by having the same goal of one central cellar for pressing grapes; they decided to take the future head on, together. Today, Wellington Wines stands proud with an honourable history, a strong human force driving their goals and an impressive product range of quality wines to specific requirements.

Wine tAsting & sAlesMon-Fri: 09h00 - 17h00Sat: 09h00 - 13h00Public Holidays: 09h00 - 13h00Closed: Sundays and all Christian HolidaysWine Tasting only at Bovlei Premises on BainskloofTel: 021 873 1582Email: [email protected]: www.wellingtonwines.comStokery Road OR Bainskloof Pass

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Linen Drawer 021 872 0108 www.linendrawer.co.za C2 xManyano Centre 021 872 2537 [email protected] C2 xMayerskraal 021 873 6677 www.mayerskraal.co.za A2 xMelissa's @ Frater Square 021 863 0740 www.melissas.co.za C2 xMoksh Authentic Indian Cuisine 021 872 4548 www.mokshrestaurant.co.za C2 xMonte Christo Miqlat 021 872 5580 www.mcmmiqlat.com C2 xMooibly Estate 021 868 2808 www.mooibly.com B3 xMountain Shadows Country House 021 862 3192 www.mountainshadows.co.za C3 x xNantes Estate 021 869 8782 www.nantesestate.co.za A2 xNantes-Vue Guest House 021 871 1852 www.nantesvue.co.za C2 xNederburg Wine Estate 021 862 3104 www.nederburg.com B2 x Nelson Wine Estate 021 869 8453 www.nelsonscreek.co.za A1 x x x Nine Oaks Cottages 021 869 8436 www.nineoaks.webs.com B1 xNuwerus Lodge 082 825 0822 www.paarlnuwerus.co.za C2 xNoop Restaurant & Wine Bar 021 863 3925 www.noop.co.za C2 xOude Denneboom Self Catering Cottages 021 869 8072 www.oudedenneboom.co.za A1 xPaarl Boutique Hotel 021 871 1099 www.paarlboutiquehotel.co.za C2 xPaarl Mall 021 863 5360 www.paarlmall.co.za C2 x Paarl Museum 021 872 2651 [email protected] C2 x Paddabult Cottages 021 863 2509 www.paddabult.com D1 xPalmiet Valley Estate 021 862 7741 www.palmietvalleyestate.co.za B2 xPearl Valley Golf Estate 021 867 8000 www.pearlvalley.co.za D2 x x x x Polo Club at Val de Vie 021 863 6174 www.valdevie.co.za D2 xPrimi Piatti 021 863 3500 www.primi-piatti.com C2 xRawson Properties 021 872 8385 www.rawson.co.za C2 xRhebokskloof Restaurant 021 869 8386 www.rhebokskloof.co.za B1 xRhebokskloof Venue 021 869 8386 www.rhebokskloof.co.za B1 xRhebokskloof Wine Estate 021 869 8386 www.rhebokskloof.co.za B1 x Ridgeback Wine Farm & Guest House 021 869 8988 www.ridgebackwines.co.za B1 xRodeberg Lodge 021 863 3202 www.rodeberglodge.co.za C2 xSanté Hotel & Resort 021 875 8100 www.santehotel.co.za C1 x xShowMe Paarl 082 579 2994 www.showme.co.za C2 xSimonsvlei International 021 863 3040 www.simonsvlei.co.za D1 x Spice Route Restaurant 021 863 5222 www.spicerouterestauant.co.za C1 xStormsriver Adventures 042 281 1836 www.stormsriver.com xStrooidak Church 021 872 4396 www.strooidak.co.za C2 x That Storage Place 021 863 0141 www.thatstorageplace.co.za C2 xThe Light House Boutique Suites 021 863 4600 www.thelighthouse.co.za C2 xThe Red Table @ Nederburg 021 877 5155 www.nederburg.com B2 xThe Thirsty Cyclist 081 531 9170 [email protected] C2 xThe Villa 021 871 1677 www.thevillaproperties.com C2 xTo-Netts Flowers, Décor & Hiring 021 863 3635 www.to-netts.co.za C2 xTweespruit Self Catering Cottage 083 630 0158 tweespruitselfcatering.blogspot.com D2 xUnder Oaks Wine Farm 021 869 8045 www.underoaks.co.za B1 x Under Oaks - The Vineyard Suites 021 869 8535 www.underoaks.co.za B1 xViljoen's Jewellers 021 863 4424 [email protected] C2 xVolksmond Coffee & Curio Shop 021 863 2800 www.taalmuseum.co.za B1 xVondeling Wines (Weddings & Conferences) 021 869 8339 www.vondelingwines.co.za A1 xWinelands Sight Seeing 078 706 9560 www.winelandsightseeing.co.za C2 xWildepaardejacht Farm 021 862 7800 www.wildepaardejacht.com C3 x

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Fynbos Trails 021 873 1241 [email protected] C2 xGrande Dedale Country House 021 873 4089 www.granddedale.com D4 xHugenote Primary 021 873 2111 www.hugenoteskool.co.za C2 xHugenote Secondary 021 873 1362 www.hugprim.co.za C2 xImbuko Wines 021 873 7350 www.imbuko.co.za D1 xJacaranda Guest Farm 021 864 1235 www.jacarandawines.co.za B4 xJune's Place 021 873 2756 [email protected] B3 xKlein Olyvenbosch 021 864 1084 www.kleinolyvenbosch.co.za D2 xKleinevalleij Conference and Function Centre 021 873 0075 www.kleinevalleij.co.za D3 xL&L B&B S/C 021 873 4037 www.lieveleo.com C2 xLa Folie 072 507 7255 www.lafolie.co.za D2 xLa Vita 021 864 3561 [email protected] D3 xLady Loch Guest House 021 873 1430 www.ladylochbedandbreakfast.com A3 xLangkloof Roses 021 864 1014 www.langkloofroses.co.za C5 x xLeeuwrivier Art Gallery and Venue 021 873 3628 www.leeuwrivier.co.za D3 x xMerlot 171 021 873 7730 www.merlot171.co.za B3 xMonte Video Guesthouse 021 873 4765 www.montevideo.co.za C3 x xMooibly Estate 021 868 2808 www.mooibly.com D1 xNabygelegen 021 873 7534 www.nabygelegen.co.za D4 x xNo.6 Restaurant 021 873 1877 www.welbedacht.co.za B4 x xOns Stee B&B 021 873 4929 www.onsstee.com C3 xOude Wellington Guesthouse 021 873 2262 www.kapwein.co.za D3 x xOude Wellington Restaurant 021 873 2009 www.tecklenburgs-oudewellington.co.za D3 xOuma Granny's Museum 021 873 3093 [email protected] C3 x Oupa Attie’s Olives & Olive Oil 021 873 3994 www.oupaatties.co.za A4Pacmar 021 873 3101 www.pacmar.co.za A2 xPerfect Place 021 873 6620 www.theperfectplace.co.za C3 xRedemption Leather 021 873 3197 www.redemptionleather.com D3 xRooiheuwel Cottage 021 873 4194 [email protected] B4 xRough and Ready Motorcycle Adventures [email protected] xSauvignon Country Lodge 078 618 8442 www.sauvignon-countrylodge.co.za C3 xSeasons at Diemersfontein 021 864 5050 www.diemersfontein.co.za C2 xSoete Huys B&B 021 864 3442 www.soetehuys.com C3 xThe Glodina Towel Shop 021 873 2813 [email protected] B2 xThe Little Farm on a Stream 082 573 1046 www.the-little-farm.com D2 xThe SAD Droëvrugte en Souswinkel 021 864 8690 [email protected] B3 xThe Stone Kitchen 021 873 6770 www.dunstone.co.za D3 xTwist Some More Restaurant 021 864 1467 www.twistsomemore.com C4 x xVal du Charron Guesthouse 021 873 1256 www.vdcwines.com D4 x xVondeling Wedding Venue 021 869 8281 www.vondelingwines.co.za x xWellington Leather Novelties 021 873 3219 [email protected] B3 xWellington Museum 021 873 4710 www.wellingtonmuseum.org C3 x Wellington Wine Walks 083 313 8383 www.winewalk.co.za C3 x

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PAARLAbseiling – Cascade Country ManorAmphitheatre – Grande Roche HotelAnglo-Boer Warr Monument – Laborie Wine FarmAnimal Touch, Pony Rides, Waterslides – Graceland VenuesArt Gallery – KWV Sensorium, The Barn Artist Studio and Gallery @ Spice RouteBird Watching – Paarl Mountain Nature Reserve, Limietberg Nature Reserve, ReservoirBlock House – Zandwijk Wine FarmBoule Courts – Laborie EstateBrandy – KWV Wine Emporium, KWV Sensorium, Laborie EstateBrandy & Chocolate Tasting – KWV Wine Emporium, KWV SensoriumBrandy & Fudge Tasting – KWV Wine EmporiumCape Dutch Homesteads – Druk My Niet, Laborie, Nederburg, Rhebokskloof, VendomeCharcuterie – Richard Bosman @ Spice RouteCheese Platters – Fairview, Freedom Hill, Mellasat Vineyards, RhebokskloofCheesery – Fairview CheeseChildren’s Facilities – Laborie Estate, Nederburg Wines, Rheboksloof, Ridgeback Wines, Spice Route, Under OaksChocolateur – DV Artisan Chocolate @ Spice RouteCoffee Roastery – DV Artistan Coffee Roastery & Espresso Bar @ Spice Route, Bean in Love Coffee RoasteryCraft Beer – Spice Route, Laborie EstateCrocodile Interaction & Leather – Le Bonheur Crocodile FarmDuck Ponds – Rhebokskloof, RidgebackFamily Market – Windmeul CellarFarm Shops – Windmeul Cellar, Brenda’s Farm Shop @ Spice RouteGardens – Grande Roche HotelGlass Blowing – Red Hot Glass @ Spice RouteGolf – Pearl Valley Golf Estate, Boschenmeer Golf EstateGrappa – Wilderers Distillery @ Spice RouteHiking – Limietberg Reserve, Paarl Mountain Nature Reserve, RhebokskloofHistorical Walks – Cape Historical ToursHistory – Paarl Main Street Historical Walk, Het Gesticht, HeemkringHistory & Heritage – Paarl Museum, Drakenstein HeemkringHistory of Afrikaans – Afrikaans Language Monument, Taal Museum, Augusta KleinboschHop-on Hop-Off Wine Tours – Franschhoek Wine TramHorse Riding – RhebokskloofLawn Games – NederburgLiquor & Chocolate – KWV Wine EmporiumMassages and Spa Treatment – Cascade Country Manor, Sante Hotel & ResortMountain Bike Trails – Paarl Mountain Nature Reserve, RhebokskloofMusic Concerts – Liqui-Fruit Amphitheatre, Mountain Shadows, Nederburg, RhebokskloofOlive Picking – Buffet OlivesPicnics – Afrikaans Taal Monument, Landskroon, Mellasat

Vineyards, Nederburg, Rhebokskloof, Volksmond, ZandwijkRock climbing – Paarl Rock / Paarl Mountain Nature ReserveSparkling Wine & Nougat Tasting – KWV Wine EmporiumTea Tasting – KWV Wine EmporiumVarious Shows – Ou Meul TheatreWalking/Hiking Trails – RhebokskloofWatch or Play Polo – Val de Vie EstateWild Flower viewing – Paarl Mountain Nature ReserveWine & Biltong Tasting – KWV Wine Emporium, Under OaksWine & Cheese Tasting – Fairview, Rhebokskloof, Wine & Chocolate Tasting – KWV Wine Emporium, Laborie Estate, Spice Route, Under OaksWine & Food Pairing – RhebokskloofWine & Olive Tasting – Laborie EstateWine Museum – Mellasat Cemetry of Forgotten Wines, Nederburg MuseumZipline – Ceres Zipline Adventures

WELLINGTONArt Gallery – Breytenbach Sentrum, Leeuwenrivier Art GalleryCape Dutch Homesteads – Au’ de Hex Boutique Hotel, Bosman Family Vineyards, De Compagnie, Diemersfontein Manor House, Linton Park, Malan de Versailles, Nabygelegen, Welbedacht, Welvanpas Family VineyardsChildren’s Facilities – Stone Kitchen, Twist Some More RestaurantCricket – Welbedacht Farm Shops – Nabygelegen Touche Gift ShopGardens – Klein Olyvenbosch, Tuin van Digters by BreytenbachGrappa – NabygelegenHiking & Mountain Biking – Diemersfontein, Doolhof, WelvanpasHistorical Walks – Historical WalkHistory – Au’ de Hex, Breytenbach Sentrum, WelvanpasHistory & Heritage – Ouma Granny Museum, Wellington MuseumHistory of Afrikaans – 1692 De Klejinebos, Alkmaar Wines, WelbedachtHorse Riding – Diemersfontein, Fynbos TrailsMassages and Spa Treatment – Diemersfontein, Val du CharronMountain Bike Trails – Diemersfontein, Welvanpas Music Concerts – Classic Music at the GoodnowPicnics – Diemersfontein, Doolhof, WelbedachtSpirits – Jorgensen’s DistilleryTea Tasting – Langkloof Rose, T aansluiting by Breytenbach sentrumVarious Shows – Muldene HollowayWalking/Hiking Trails – River Walk at Doolhof, WinewalksWild Flower viewing – WinewalksWine & Food Pairing – No 6 Restaurant, Twist Some MoreWine & Toffee Tasting – Diemersfontein Tasting RoomZipline – Ceres Zipline Adventures

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PAARL MOUNTAIN NATURE RESERVE Paarl Mountain Nature Reserve is a picturesque landscape of fynbos vegetation dominated by massive rounded granite rock formations set among wild olives, rock candlewoods and wagon trees. Fishing, hiking, picnics, climbing and mountain biking are enjoyed here.Resources within the Reserve include the Oukraal picnic site, and three braai areas: Meulwater, Krismiscamp, Pienaarscamp.It is also home to a botanical garden. Heritage resources in the buffer zone of the reserve include Muslim cemeteries, slave graves and “VGK” graves. Entrance fees are applicable.Open Monday to Sunday: 7am-6pm (1 April-30 Sept) & 7am-7pm (1 Oct-31 Mar)

The towns that form part of the Drakenstein Municipality, namely Paarl, Wellington, Gouda, Saron, Hermon and Simondium, offer historical charm, culture, architectural heritage, wine and fruit farms along with warm and friendly locals. The beauty of the towns and surrounds entices residents and visitors alike to get up close and personal with nature.

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THE PAARL BIRD SANCTUARYEnjoy a quiet moment in the sanctuary that is set amid the Cape Winelands, while spotting the colourful Malachite Kingfisher – one of 140 bird species, including water fowl, ducks and flamingos in this 45-hectare paradise that is a mixture of wetland and mountain habitat. Listen for the thrilling cry of the Fish Eagle.

Tel: 021 807 4741 [email protected]

THE PAARL ARBORETUMPaarl Arboretum is situated on the eastern banks of the Berg River and boasts 2600 trees and shrubs from 6 continents, on 32 hectares of land along the Berg River. The continents from the entrance gate, together with approximate species are: Europe (81), Africa (153), South America (48), Asia (185), North America (93) and Australasia (113).A layout and relief plan of Arboretum can be found at the entrance gate. Between continents and shelters, detailed wall plans showing tree position in individual continents can be viewed.

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