Trip Summary

Nestled beneath Table Mountain National Park and commanding vistas of the Constantiaberg and Table Mountain ranges lies Constantia, the oldest wine-making region in the southern hemisphere. Filled with heritage and landscapes of unsurpassed beauty, Constantia is the perfect place to base yourself when visiting Cape Town, the Mother City in South Africa. The Constantia Valley has an appeal that offers something of interest to everyone, from visiting the award-winning wine estates and restaurants, to an array of experiences such as picnics, festivals, tours and adrenaline adventure sports. 

Today will offer an exciting experience of contrasts, from award winning botanical gardens to old historic wine estates and art gallery.

We will start our morning off with a visit to the Kirstenbosch Gardens, one of the world’s most scenic botanical gardens which is home to an incredible array of the Western Cape's unique floral kingdom species. With winding walkways through the tree canopy, to exhilarating hikes through the forest, to its lush rolling lawns, Kirstenbosch offers an incredible opportunity to immerse yourself on the slopes of the Table Mountain range. 

Next, we will make our way into the Constantia Wine Valley for a wine tasting at Beau Constantia. Beau Constantia is a boutique wine farm situated very high up on the Constantia Mountains where meticulous attention to detail in the vineyard leads to distinctive handcrafted wines.

Our next stop is Constantia Glen Winery. Perched high on the upper reaches of the Constantiaberg in the oldest wine producing region of South Africa, lies the magnificent boutique wine estate, Constantia Glen. Acclaimed for bespoke wines and sweeping panoramic views, Constantia Glen is one of the gems of the Constantia Valley, the home of South African wine with a proud history of winemaking dating back to 1685.

Continue your day with lunch at Bistro1682 at Steenberg Wine Estate. After lunch we visit the Norval Foundation for a unique art and cultural experience. Norval are dedicated to the research, education and exhibition of 20th- and 21st-century visual art from South Africa and beyond. Located in the Steenberg area of Cape Town, adjacent to Table Mountain National Park, the Norval Foundation combines the experience of art with an appreciation for nature.

End the day with sundowners at one of our secret local spots with a view of the city and majestic mountains.

Tour Information

Tour Code: SAMPLE ITINERARIES

Duration: 8 – 12 Hours

Languages: English

Group Size: Any Group Size

Departure Time: Flexible, the earlier the better

Return Time: When your day is done

Additional Information

Flexibility - adaptable on an hour to hour basis to suit your clients’ needs and changing weather conditions throughout the day. Where you go and what activities you do are up to you.

Adventure Utility Vehicle (AUV) - Our vehicle comes equipped with stand up paddles, mountain bikes, pre-packed hiking packs, surfboards and a fully stocked gourmet pantry with drinks included.

Top Adventure Guides - Viewed as the best in Africa in their specialist fields, our guides have a wealth of experience and stories to tell.

The tour shown is only an example, more or less can be done on the day. Click on the activities list and map for more information.

Price

Includes:

Private Adventure Guide / Driver

Exclusive Use of Adventure Utility Vehicle

Adventure Equipment - SUP Boards, Safety Gear & Hiking packs

Drinks - Soft Drinks, Beer, Wine & Selected Spirits

Gourmet Pantry - selection of snacks and picnic items

Unlimited travel in and around Cape Town, including as far as Winelands & Hermanus

Onboard WiFi

Excludes:

Surf Board, Wetsuit and Tuition – available at R695 per person

Mountain Bike – available at R1,080 per person

Additional restaurant meals and wine farm supplied picnics

Entry, Attraction Fees and Park Fees – e.g. Aquarium & Cable Car

Adventures beyond 100 km radius of Cape Town - e.g. Cape Agulhas, Ceres & Orange River

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