We go on the R62 Wine Route, the longest wine route in the world. We see a lot of beautiful vineyards along this route. We also pass the towns of Worcester, Robertson and Montagu all of which are famous for wineries.

We travel until we reach Oudtshoorn where we stop for a brief tour.

A visit to the Cango Caves, just outside Oudtshoorn, is a fascinating journey into one of South Africa’s most spectacular natural wonders. Hidden within the limestone foothills of the Swartberg Mountains, these ancient caves feature a series of vast chambers filled with towering stalactites, stalagmites, and intricate rock formations sculpted by nature over millions of years. Visitors can choose between the easy Heritage Tour, which highlights the caves’ largest and most dramatic halls, or the more adventurous Adventure Tour, which involves crawling through narrow passageways and climbing through tight limestone tunnels. The cool, echoing chambers are beautifully lit, and knowledgeable guides share stories of the caves’ geology, history, and early human usage. Whether you're drawn by natural beauty, geological curiosity, or the thrill of exploration, the Cango Caves offer a mesmerizing underground experience that leaves a lasting impression.