Exploring the Hidden Gems of Langeberg Region

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The Langeberg region, situated in the Cape Winelands District, is home to several beautiful towns that are steeped in rich history. The towns of Robertson, Ashton, Bonnievale, McGregor, and Montagu boast architectural gems, offering visitors a glimpse of their unique charm. In addition to the plethora of activities available, the deep sense of community and stunning natural beauty make these towns enchanting.

Unique Experiences in Robertson

Robertson is nestled at the foot of the Langeberg Mountains and surrounded by vineyards and orchards that extend from the outskirts to the very heart of the town. Cape {town} Etc, in collaboration with Langeberg District, offers readers a chance to win unique experiences exploring the best of this visitors’ paradise.

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Riverside Stay at Riverbend Olive Farm

Escape the busy city life by staying at Riverbend Olive Farm, where you can immerse yourself in the tranquility of olive groves and mountains. The farm offers cozy self-catering cottages with modern amenities, making it an idyllic riverside stay.

Viljoensdrift River Cruises

Embark on a 50-minute cruise along the Breede River aboard the elegant flat-bottomed boat, Uncle Ben 2. Sip on fine wines from Viljoensdrift and indulge in a gourmet picnic basket filled with delectable treats from the farm’s deli.

Riverton Stud’s Wine Down Cottage

For a romantic countryside retreat, Riverton Stud’s Wine Down Cottage provides the perfect hideaway to reconnect and recharge. Overlooking a serene dam, this one-bedroom cottage offers modern comforts, including an indoor braai and a sheltered patio.

Owl’s Rest Boutique Olive and Lavender Farm

Owl’s Rest is a boutique Olive and Lavender Farm that produces award-winning olive oil and a range of house and beauty products. Visitors can learn about olive farming and essential oil steam distillation and relax among the olive trees, savoring Owl Product’s famous cordial drinks and freshly baked lavender muffins.

Wine Enthusiasts Must-Visit Robertson Wine Valley

The Robertson Wine Valley is known as the world’s longest wine route, running along the scenic Route 62 following the Langkloof and encompassing the towns of Robertson, Bonnievale, McGregor, Ashton, and Montagu. Joining a Golden Mile Wine Valley Safari is the best way to explore the area.

Unique Experiences in McGregor

Tierhoek Organic Farm and Cottages

Tierhoek Organic Farm and Cottages is a family-run farm that offers an array of self-catering cottages surrounded by lush orchards. Each elegantly furnished cottage features a private pool, indoor and outdoor fireplaces, and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

Immersive Experiences in Montagu

Graham Beck Tasting Room

A visit to the Graham Beck Tasting Room offers a sensory delight with its impressive collection of local and international art and immersive experience into the world of Cap Classique. The Glass Act experience showcases the dynamic relationship between sparkling wine and stemware, using exceptional complementary glassware designed to enhance the individual styles of the Graham Beck Cap Classique portfolio.

Don’t Miss This Opportunity

Don’t miss the opportunity to participate in the competition and explore these hidden gems of the Langeberg region.

Isabella Schmidt is a Cape Town journalist who chronicles the city’s evolving food culture, from Bo-Kaap spice merchants to Khayelitsha microbreweries. Raised hiking the trails that link Table Mountain to the Cape Flats, she brings the flavours and voices of her hometown to global readers with equal parts rigour and heart.

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