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• Vergelegen Estate
  "Kids and parents happy"
  "Wonderful gourmet picnic in the enchanted forest. Beautiful spot with table and chairs set among huge camphor trees. Kids received their own picnic lunch and blanket. A lovely touch was that a sweet treat was hidden in a nearby tree stump for the kids to discover with a treasure map! Expansive groun..."ds to explore and a great playground, too. Kids happy and parents can enjoy the wine and food! " More >
• Wine Escapes - Exclusive Cellar & Vineyard Tours - Private Tours
  "We will be back...."
  "I took a full day tour with John yesterday that ran from 9:30am to 5:00pm, and I was very impressed with the company's organization and with John himself as a guide. He not only knows wines but also is able to explain a lot of things about the history of South Africa. He is quite intuitive and was a..."ble to help me narrow down (as a fairly uninformed consumer) my preferred tastes before we had even left the first winery. The winemakers were all very pleasant and informative and they all had great quality product. Lunch was at a lovely place called "The Long Table" and I had a hard time keeping from overeating! As I had also expressed an interest in sampling local cheese and olives, John was happy to accommodate this as well and I was able to bring some good local stuff back with me. I did only buy one bottle of wine on site but upon asking at check in, I learned that you are allowed to bring up to 6 bottles through domestic security as carry-on. I will be back with my "better half" in th... " More >
• Vergelegen Estate
  "More than a winery.. beautiful gardens"
  "Highly recommended to visit if you're on a winery tour in Somerset West. Its much more than a vinyard & winery. The stately mansions in Cape Dutch architecture, grand gardens and magnificent ancient oak & camphor trees are attractions themselves. The 300-year old homestead mansion of the former o..."wners is now a museum open to visitors, with the old furniture, wall tapestries & portraits still there. See the ancient 300-year old tree across the stream that has grown into its own grove with a cave-like entrance. Food at the restaurant is very good and pheasant birds walk freely among tables. " More >