The Cape Winelands
in South Africa

Centuries-old vineyards, Cape Dutch architecture, galleries and wonderful people. There's something undeniably charming about this stunning region.

how long to go for

a week, a few weeks

when to go

october, november, december, january, february, march, april

holidays

Human Rights Day, Freedom Day, and Heritage Day

how to get there

fly into Cape Town International and take a car to Franschhoek

how to get around

by car, by taxi

nice to know

Make reservations in advance, especially for popular restaurants and wine tastings, to secure your spot.

local language

Afrikaans, English

currency

South African rand

in an emergency

call 112

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Greenhouse at Babylonstoren

Franschhoek lunch

coffee & tea

The gardens of Babylonstoren feel straight out of a fairytale, but what makes them even more special is the charming restaurant-greenhouse that is nestled there. Tuck in to the dishes rustled up from freshly-picked produce, and relax at this peaceful getaway.

Legado Coffee Roastery

Devonvallei

coffee & tea

In need of a quick morning caffeine fix, then look no further than Legado Coffee Roasters. Roasting speciality coffee since 2010, rest-assured it will be a good start to the day.

Terbodore Café

Franschhoek coffee & tea

breakfast

Terbodore not only offers one of the best specialty brews in the area, they also have a lovely terrace with sun all day long. Sip a latte, order something off their brunch menu and take a little break from all the delish wines!

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The Cape Winelandsin South Africa