On arrival, you will be afforded the opportunity to join the orange or purple tram routes. Each circular route covers 8 Wine Estates. The tram or tram buses pass each wine estate hourly, for you to hop-on and hop-off. Enjoy a complimentary wine tasting on the double-decker tram!

Realistically you will manage to visit 4 or 5 estates during the course of a day. You are free to enjoy a wine tasting or lunch (not included in the price) at any of the estates. For lunch, we suggest you book ahead. Telephone numbers can be found on the booking confirmation you will receive.

You are welcome to purchase wine at any of the estates and leave your purchase with one of the tram drivers, who will ensure you are reunited with your purchase at the time of boarding the motorcoach back home! At 4:00 PM, head meets back at the motor coach for your transfer back to Cape Town.

Phone: +27 (0)21 511 6000
Website: www.citysightseeing.co.za

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DID YOU KNOW

Just like successful European wines, these inland vineyards benefit from a typical Mediterranean climate. However, the influence of nearby oceans means that summers have the advantage of offshore winds far more than northern hemisphere counterparts, giving credence to the saying: ‘a vineyard that can see the sea, is a good vineyard’.

Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, Paarl, Tulbagh, and Wellington form the backbone of the Cape Winelands – their wine routes representing hundreds of wine and grape producers. These valleys are the largest winemaking region in the country with grape cultivation that dates back as far as the 1600s