Situé sur le versant oriental de la Montagne de la Table, Kirstenbosch est reconnu internationalement comme l'un des sept plus beaux jardins botaniques du monde. Le domaine de 528 hectares comprend un jardin cultivé et une réserve naturelle. Ce jardin aménagé présente des collections de plantes d'Afrique australe, dont de nombreuses espèces rares et menacées. Le jardin propose également des installations pour les visiteurs, notamment des restaurants, une pépinière, une boutique de souvenirs, une librairie et une exposition permanente de sculptures en pierre zimbabwéennes.

We then proceed to Somerset West, home of the Cheetah Outreach, a preservation center for Cheetahs & other predators with animal encounters. Cheetah Outreach is an educational and community-based program created to raise awareness of the plight of the cheetah and to campaign its survival. Here enjoy a tour of the facilities and get to know the mission and work of the center.

The second oldest town in South Africa, Stellenbosch. It is known for its natural beauty and oak-lined avenues, Cape Dutch architecture, history,culture and wine routes. Here you will go to wine estates you will never forget.

After we leave Lanzerac wine estate we will pop in at Delaire Graff Estate, where you will be left breathless by the art, architecture, gardens and food.

A few minutes drive from Stellenbosch town center lies Lazerac, it is well known to many as a well appointed and elegant country hotel resting within the beautiful Jonkershoek valley. But Lanzerac is more than just a hotel. The historic homestead which bears the 1830 on its gable and lies on the ground that was given to its first owner 140 years earlier also presides over vineyards and also a winery that together produces excellent wines, both red and white . It is also known to be the first winery to bottle a native South African wine called Pinotage. A chocolate and wine pairing here is conducted by well knowledgeable Sommelier.

The breathtaking Hazendal Wine Estate with its beautiful Landscape art, Pavilion, Marvol Gallery, Wonderdal, Edutainment for Children, Toddlers' play area, wine Library, Jazz Club etc. Here you will taste award-winning, handcrafted boutique wines and Methode Stellenbosch wine region

Franshhoek can be loosely translated to French corner. An area which was given to the French huggenots of the 1680s to grow vineyards. Surrounded by the Drankenstein mountains, when you are in Franschhoek, you could be anywhere near the world. Colonial whitewashed buildings graces the vibrant streets of the food capital city of South Africa. A behive of shopping, Beligian chocolate tasting and the very best place to have lunch.