Things to Do in Western Cape

Knysna Deep-Sea Fishing Charters

Popular Attractions in Knysna

Eco Afrika Tours offers a relaxing and enjoyable deep-sea fishing trip off the Garden Route town of Knysna. All equipment and bait is supplied; all you'll need to bring is your fishing license, warm jacket and any refreshments and food you would like to snack on. There are 2 vessels that operate daily. You are allowed to take your catch home. Daily tours depart at 7:00 and 16:30.

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Rietvallei Wine Estate

Wine Estates in Robertson

Internationally renowned for exceptional quality and great value wines, Rietvallei is one of the oldest wine farms in Robertson. The family-owned estate has been in the hands of the Burger Family since 1864. Today the fifth and sixth generations of the Burger family, Johnny and his son Kobus, are actively running the estate. Tasting hours and sales: Monday to Friday 08:30 – 17:00 Saturday and Public Holidays 10:00 – 14:00 +27 (0) 23 626 3596 www.rietvallei.co.za GPS: 33°49'36"S 19°58'39"E

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Meerendal Wine Estate

Wine Estates in Durbanville

The tale of Meerendal's wine started in 1702 in the fertile slopes of the Tygerberg Hills. Today the legend continues with visiting families and friends enjoying superb wine and food. Meerendal’s award-winning wines are lovingly created by cellar-master Liza Goodwin. Hand-tended vineyards are planted with Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinotage, Shiraz, Merlot and Pinot Noir. Gorgeous panoramic views over the vineyards and Boland Mountains provide the perfect backdrop for special occasions and Meerendal has become a favourite venue for weddings, launches, private functions, meetings and events. +27 (0) 21 975 1655 Vissershok Road, Durbanville, Cape Town. Cellar Tastings and Sales: Tuesday to Sunday 09:00 to 18:00 (Sun until 17:00).

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Shelley Point Golf Course

Golf Courses in Shelley Point

Wonderful 9-hole links golf course in the middle of the peninsula where you have seaviews from all, except one hole.

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Fancourt The Links Golf Course

Golf Courses in George

One of Fancourt’s renowned golf courses, The Links is unique to South Africa. The undulating dune-style landscape presents a demanding challenge in all weather conditions. Recognized for the wonderful year round condition and attention to detail, The Links is perennially popular and has some extraordinary holes. One of these is the par-3 second, with its bunker in the centre of the enormous green. The overall effect is balance in terms of corresponding length, position of hazards and shot values. ‘We included the bunker to break it up, but the front left of the green is severely sloped, so the golfer can use the contours to get the ball near the flag. You will never be stymied by the trap’ says Gary Player. The tees and fairways are a mix of Kentucky Blue, Rye, Fescue and Bent, with predominant Bent greens, allowing for the Pitch and Run shot and to enable the ball to 'chase' along the fairways. The atmospheric clubhouse is conveniently situated metres from the 18th green. Terraced areas and huge picture windows take advantage of the awesome course and mountain vistas.

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Flower Valley Farm Conservation Trust Hikes

Hiking Trail in De Kelders

The Flower Valley Farm is a Flower Conservation Trust operation to preserve flora and the fauna that goes with it. They share this land with like-minded nature lovers. There are five hikes on the farm, from 2.9 km to 6.8 km. through fynbos and forest. Hikers can spot birds and educate themselves on the fynbos flowers of the area and enjoy a rewarding view at the end. There is a great picnic area next to the dam if you would like to end your day relaxing in nature. Pre-packed baskets are available on request.

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Kleinplaas Dam

Hiking Trail in Simons Town

The easiest way to get to Kleinplaas Dam is to take the right-hand turnoff just after Pine Haven coming from the direction of Simon’s Town. The easy climb up to the reservoir is an old jeep track. In spring the sandy slopes are covered with pretty proteas, pelargoniums, watsonias, Cape snow, butterfly lilies, lobelias and crassulas. The sweeping views are amazing, you can see all the way to Table Mountain. Take warm clothing, as it can get windy around the dam. Duration: 2 hours Difficulty: Easy Distance: 2 km

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Noordhoek Beach

Beaches in Noordhoek

As you round one of the last hairpin bends of the incredibly scenic Chapman's Peak Drive in the direction of Noordhoek village, the spectacular sight of Noordhoek Beach will strike you. It's worth stopping here for a few minutes to gaze from this high vantage point at the enormous beach stretching for 8 km. Horse riders can often be seen galloping along this vast expanse, gripped by the wildness of the ocean and sense of space and freedom. Also known as Long Beach, it's one of the stretches on the multi-day Hoerikwaggo Trail and you can walk all the way to the next village of Kommetjie. There's more than enough space for everyone – surfers, beach walkers, dogs, horse riders, kite surfers and anyone up for a good session of sun tanning and chilling. It's not one of Cape Town's best swimming beaches as the conditions are often rough and the water temperature is chilly.

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Britannia Bay Beach

Beaches in Britannia Bay

This beautiful beach boasts magical scenery and a typical Cape West Coast feel, with a pristine stretch of whit sand, tiny shell-strewn nooks, and beautifully etched rocky areas. Swimming and diving is very popular here.

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Myoli Beach

Beaches in Sedgefield

One of the Garden Route’s best-kept secrets, the golden sandy beach at Myoli has much to offer. The beach itself is conveniently situated near a restaurant, beach bar, parking and a good selection of holiday accommodation. Myoli Beach is one of the top wave-riding beaches along this coast, drawing surfers, kite surfers, wake boarders and stand-up paddlers. It’s also a great place to chill out, sip on cocktails at the PiliPili Beach Bar, spot dolphins or watch whales from the observation platform.

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Helderberg Farm Yellow Route

Hiking Trail in Helderberg

Hike through forests and vineyards on the slopes of the Helderberg Mountains. Enjoy spectacular views over False Bay, Table Mountain and the Stellenbosch Winelands from the lookout platform. The Helderberg Farm Yellow Route passes through a combination of vineyards and forest. Helderberg Farm Trails are open daily from 08:00 – 18:00. Hiking permits are available at the kiosk. Duration: 2 hours Difficulty: Moderate (steep uphill and downhill) Distance: 5.8 km

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La Ferme Fly Fishing

Popular Attractions in Franschhoek

La Ferme can be found just off the R301 on your way towards Franschhoek. This beautiful venue consists of four dams stocked with trout, bass and carp. A river also runs through the farm and can be fished. La Ferme is a perfect venue for fishing, and comes with picnic sites and braai facilities. Guests are also welcome to bring along their own chairs, tables and braais. If you require lessons, an instructor can be booked upon prior arrangement. Adult fishing day passes cost about R100 and R30 for children. Bookings are not required.

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Avontuur Estate

Wine Estates in Stellenbosch

Avontuur Estate has made a name that is synonymous with fine wine and fast horses. The estate is beautifully appointed at the foot of the Helderberg Mountains, along the Stellenbosch wine route. Come pop in for a lovely wine tasting experience, and a bite to eat at the Avontuur Estate Restaurant.

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Harold Porter Botanical Garden

Nature Reserves in Bettys Bay

The incredibly scenic Harold Porter Botanical Garden is situated between the coast and the mountainside. The garden is renowned for its waterfalls, amber pools, deep gorges and abundant birdlife. Deep in the heart of the fynbos region, it is one of the best places to explore coastal fynbos. And its vast – there are 10 hectares of cultivated fynbos as well as 190 hectares of natural fynbos! Keen hikers should lace up their boots and hit the Leopard Kloof Trail. The 3 km round trip leads through fern forests and up to a waterfall. You’ll need to get a permit and pay a key deposit. Need to know? Opens at 08:00, closes at 16:30 on weekdays and at 17:00 on weekends and public holidays. The parking area closes at 18:00 in winter and 19:00 in summer. Keen gardeners can purchase plants from the indigenous plant nursery.

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Kenilworth Racecourse

Racecourses in Kenilworth

Backed by the dramatic slopes of Table Mountain, Kenilworth Racecourse looks out on the spread of the Hottentots Holland range – a setting unrivalled in the country. But it has not rested on its geographical good fortune; it has done everything possible to make the racecourse physically and aesthetically more appealing. It has built a second round course and today the two round courses, bisected by a 1 200-metre sprint course – the three converging in front of the main grandstand – make Kenilworth unique. They also offer what many consider to be the best going in the country. The courses are complemented by the new Club Stand and the Grandstand, which is constantly being renovated. Set in park-like surroundings, each provides excellent viewing and luxurious betting and catering facilities close to the horses.

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Things to Do in Western Cape

Western Cape

Things To Do

Western Cape Overview

Knysna Deep-Sea Fishing Charters

Rietvallei Wine Estate

Meerendal Wine Estate

Shelley Point Golf Course

Fancourt The Links Golf Course

Flower Valley Farm Conservation Trust Hikes

Kleinplaas Dam

Noordhoek Beach

Britannia Bay Beach

Myoli Beach

Helderberg Farm Yellow Route

La Ferme Fly Fishing

Avontuur Estate

Harold Porter Botanical Garden

Kenilworth Racecourse

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