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Skip the crowded group tours and enjoy a more personalized experience of some of South Africa’s best wineries on a private tour of the Cape Winelands. Visit three wineries in Paarl, Stellenbosch, and Franschhoek to sample their wines—as well as cheese and chocolate—and learn about how the combination of climate, soil, and grape varietals create the unique wines for which South Africa is known.

Cape Winelands is home to a wide range of historic vineyards, but it's easy to get stuck trying to work out which to visit without a local's hand to guide you. Instead of wasting hours researching the region, draw on the experience and knowledge of your guide on this private tour. Visit a pair of exclusive estates, sampling local wines, cheeses, chocolates and more.

Visit South Africa’s leading family owned winery and stroll through our lush gardens where the trees all tell their own unique story. Enjoy breakfast or lunch at Christina’s Bistro. Choose from a variety of food & wine pairings, such as; chocolate and wine, cheese and wine, charcuterie and wine, nuts, nougat and wine and even a kids tasting platter. Wheelchair friendly, tour busses welcome, hiking, cellar- and garden tours, MTB and bird watching.

World class wineries that offer delicious food/wine pairings with grapes cultivated back to the 1600s. A private tour that we can customize if the need is required.

Combine several tastings of local South African products—cheese, wine, and olives—in a single tour from Stellenbosch. With round-trip transportation around the Cape Winelands, you won't need to worry about who's going to be the sober driver. Make multiple stops throughout the region at some of the most well-regarded wine estates, enjoying tasting notes and different chocolate, cheese, wine, and olive combination tastings.

It exposes the traveler to the popular South African wines, history and sightseeing and landscape. This tour teaches the travelers how South African wines are produced. The character of the South African wines in relation to the climate. The difference of our wines to the rest of the world. This tour is also about the history of South Africa. The coming of the Dutch settlers and later the introduction of the culture of wine production by the French Hugenouts. The history of Nelson Mandela's imprisonment. The amazing landscape in the wine producing regions. The dramatic mountains and the hospitality of South Aficans. This tour also teaches the traveler how to pair wines with different dishes, cheeses and delicatessen. It also teaches the traveler how to order wine for different occasions. As travelers drive around its a great sightseeing opportunity. Some of the wineries are perched almost on top of the mountains with majestic views of the valley below them for great photos.

This is a Personalized /customized Tour. We engage with you via email or phone beforehand as to wine preferences and or interests and then curate an experience for you based on that . If you decide to leave it up to our expertise we will take you off the beaten track to our favorite hidden gems that we have discovered over the years and introduce you to great examples of South African wines. We can include pairings such as Chocolate /Wine Pairings: Cheese/wine pairings:Champagne/Nougat Pairings. The possibilities are endless !

Spend a day sampling some of the mouth-watering flavors of the Cape Winelands with this full-day food tour from Franschhoek. Visit 3 wine estates to taste locally-made chocolates and cheeses, both expertly paired with wine, as well as some olive oil.

Franschoek ,Established originally by 176 French Huguenot refugees in 1688 and one of the oldest town in South Africa , now known as the culinary capital of South Africa having some of the best restaurants in the country including one of the top 50 in the world. The Huguenot Monument is dedicated to the cultural influence of the first French settlers and today their influence is still found in the wide variety of boutique wineries. Originally called Elephants Corner.First reconnaissance done by Simon van der Stel in 1687 and later called French Corner and finally Franschhoek due to the first 176 French Huguenots who had settled in the valley in 1688 Initially and grew to 201 by 1692. By 1700 over a million vine plants had been planted in the valley. Now home to famous wine estates in Franschoek.The Huguenot Monument is dedicated to the cultural, skills and craftsmanship of these early pioneers .Today Franschoek is known as the culinary capital of S. Africa with the finest restaurants.

Focus on the Stellenbosch and Franschhoek regions' sparkling wines on this private tour for just you and your party. Spend time in the company of a private guide, who will fill you in on the history and viniculture of South African MCC (method cap classique). This private tour gives you and your private party undivided attention and the ability to shape your own itinerary, stopping at wineries that interest you and asking plenty of questions.

With the help of your native guide, you'll discover the unique flavors of local cooking while learning about traditional ways of life. As part of this experience, you'll sample local breakfast, brunch and lunch delicacies, visit one of the largest open air markets in Accra, where you will be introduced to different exotic fruits, vegetables, grains and spices. Watch and learn how to bargain for the best products and put these skills to the test immediately as you shop. Visit a fishing village to watch fishmongers preserve and sell the day’s catch, and end your tour by sampling an irresistable array of local deserts, beverages and handmade chocolates made from cocoa grown, harvested and processed in Ghana.

This is a private tour which means it is a small group with no strangers. It is a tour where travelers get personalized attention. This tour takes travelers to the most historic wine region in South Africa as the first wines where produced here. It is a tour which combines history and heritage with a leisure touch. This is one of the most relaxed tours in South Africa as it is less than 30 minutes drive from Cape Town. It also has amazing landscapes with dramatic mountains in the background. Travelers can change the itinerary to suite their needs and tastes. This tour visits 2 of the most beautiful beaches in Cape Town the Long beach in Noordhoek and Camps Bay Beach. Travelers are also taken via the most scenic drive in Cape town - The Chapma's Peak Drive. This is no doubt one of the most photographed places in Cape Town.

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Founded in 1679 by the then govender of the Cape Colony Simon Van Der Stel on the banks of The Eerste Rivier. During 1690 French Huguenot viticultural refugees settled in Stellenbosch and immediately planted grapes in the fertile valleys around Stellenbosch making it the centre of the South African Wine Industry. Stellenbosch has the largest number of wine estates in the Western Cape and created what is known as the Stellenbosch wine route. Establish in 1971 by Frans Malan from Simonsig , Spatz Sperling from Delheim and Neil Joubert from Spier Wine Estate. Stellenbosch is also a leading university town with roughly 29,000 students per year..Stellenbosch has arguably the best wine estates in the country if not certainly the largest variety with 173 magnificent wine estates. We do 4 various wine tours in Stellenbosch in the North, South,East and West and cherry pick simply the very best of the best in each of these areas

It exposes the traveler to the popular South African wines, history and sightseeing and landscape. This tour teaches the travelers how South African wines are produced. The character of the South African wines in relation to the climate. The difference of our wines to the rest of the world. This tour is also about the history of South Africa. The coming of the Dutch settlers and later the introduction of the culture of wine production by the French Hugenouts. The history of Nelson Mandela's imprisonment. The amazing landscape in the wine producing regions. The dramatic mountains and the hospitality of South Aficans. This tour also teaches the traveler how to pair wines with different dishes, cheeses and delicatessen. It also teaches the traveler how to order wine for different occasions. As travelers drive around its a great sightseeing opportunity. Some of the wineries are perched almost on top of the mountains with majestic views of the valley below them for great photos.

This is one of the best tours in Cape Town which takes travelers to the most popular wine regions in Cape Town. This tour is rated in the top 3 in Cape Town by numbers. A visit to these wineries takes travelers to the best of South African wines coupled with great food. One of the attractions - Franschoek is an annual winner of best food and chef competitions. This tour is a combination of the rich history of South Africa, sightseeing experience and the general hospitality of the locals. The outdoor life is breathtaking and the landscape in the wine regions is simply jaw dropping. It is also one of the most relaxed tour since it is a private tour and the travelers have a final decision on the itinerary. This is a special tour where you enjoy the best in the company of your loved one(s) without the interference of strangers. The itinerary is also very flexible depending on your needs and tastes. You have the opportunity of buying great wines direct from the cellar.

Get the most out of your time in South Africa by visiting a place known for its natural beauty, whale-watching opportunities, and fantastic wine. Instead of sorting out car hire, let someone else do the driving for the day, so you can enjoy tastings at the award-winning wine estates. The trip visits multiple wineries, as well as Hermanus —where you can learn about its history, scenery, and abundance of whales.

Aburi Botanical Gardens is a botanical garden in Aburi which occupies an area of 64.8 hectares. Founded by Governor William Brandford-Griffith and Dr. John Farrell Easmon, a Sierra Leonean medical doctor. Opened in March, 1890. Aburi is located in the Eastern Region of Ghana about 31.4km from Accra the capital. This tour package begins with a Tetteh Quarshie Cocoa Farm. Tetteh Quarshie was a pre-independence Ghanaian agriculturalist and the person directly responsible for the introduction of cocoa crops to Ghana, which today constitute one of the major export crops of the Ghanaian economy. In 1879, Tetteh Quarshie planted the seeds at Mampong with some success. Be transferred in a 4x4 air-condition cross country, served with water and snacks, with an experienced friendly and helpful guide. Visit Tetteh Quarshie Cocoa Farm. Depart Tetteh Quarshie Cocoa Farm to Aburi Botanical Garden. Visit Aburi Crafts Village from Aburi Botanical Gardens. Depart Aburi Crafts Village to Accra.

The Helderberg Wine Region falls under Stellenbosch South – bordered by the Hottentots and Helderberg Mountains is a unique area with its mountains, forests, riverines, and fynbos with 70% of the Cape`s 8,600 fynbos species to be found here including some of the oldest and finest wine estates in the Cape Winelands. Vergelegen was established in 1685 by the Dutch East India Company and granted to the then governor of the Cape Willem van der Stel Abounded by beautiful trails and hikes in the surrounding reserves such as Idiom, Waterkloof, Morgenster and Lourensford Wine Estates.

Grabou and Elgin Located 65 km south east of Cape Town over Sir Lowry’s pass along the N2 highway. Grabouw is the commercial centre for Elgin Valley The largest single export fruit-producing area in South Africa. The Original inhabitants of the area were the Khoi Khoi pastoralists and the San hunter gatherers. The Dutch colonists settled in the area in the 1600’s dispossessing the natives of their land. The town was created on the farm Grietjiesgat in 1856 by Wilhelm Langschmidt a painter from Cape Town who named Grabouw after its birthplace in Germany. The early 1900’s saw the development of the deciduous fruit farming become the town’s main economic growth engine and now the hub of South Africa’s export of apples and pears. By the end of the 20th century there was a market shift in the balance of the economy with the introduction of viticulture and planting of new vineyards and a significant increase in tourism.

Foodies visiting South Africa—this is the experience for you! Go to a place that showcases a variety of local delicacies—Paarl Spice Route. Take the stress out of organizing your own transport by having hotel pickup and drop-off included. Instead of spending hours traveling, you’ll go to one destination that offers produce from multiple artisan producers. Choose from biltong, dark chocolate, draft beer, wine, and much more.

You can enjoy the same views in the wine land without tasting wine. Many travelers thinks Wineland is just about wine tasting. There are beautiful land scapes , small beautiful villages to explore, restaurants to taste the great food , cheese ,olives and chocolate tasting and even more activities. This tour gives non wine drinking travelers opportunity to experience the WINELAND

Explore the relaxing beauty of Spier Wine Farm and Stellenbosch Village Museum. Get to taste amazing Signature and Premium South African wine which you can choose and discover the architecture style of Stellenbosch Village Museum.

Tamale is the capital city of the Northern Region of Ghana. Tamale is 632.9km from Accra the capital. After disembarking from the Tamale Airport our tour guide and driver will drive you through Tamale the capital city of the Northern Region. Afterwards drive to the Savannah region, the western part of the North. The trip will take you to the land of vibrant culture which has been upheld like a lamp to illuminate the future. Stop at Larabanga and visit the oldest mosque in West Africa built in 1421 and visit the sacred mystic stone. Depart to Hotel Travelers will go on a safari drive to see elephants, baboons, Leopards, Antelopes and other animals in the largest wildlife Refuge in west Africa, the Mole national Park. Depart to the Mognori Eco Village where you will get a village guided walk in addition to a canoe safari and also witness the unique dance steps and music of the people. Depart Tamale to Accra.