In The Cape

A 19th Century Farm Experience

A stop at a "living museum" can be added to a traditional Cape Winelands tour for those interested in exploring farm life in the late 19th century. Visitors to Soetmelksvlei are encouraged to interact with master craftspeople as they go about their daily chores, and glimpse life before the turn of the 20th century through the accurately recreated interiors of the Farmhouse and Old Cellar. Take refreshment at the Old Stables Restaurant and browse the Jonkershuis Farm Shop for old-world keepsakes, before continuing your exploration of the wines and vines.

Culinary Walking Tour of Cape Town

Enjoy a flavorful journey through Cape Town's rich food culture, blending history, storytelling, and tastings into a complete experience. Explore diverse neighborhoods including the Cape Malay Bo-Kaap and the City Bowl, sampling traditional dishes such as bobotie, samosas, and koeksisters along the way. Visit hidden gems, local markets, and family-run eateries, with opportunities to taste Cape wines, craft gins, and rooibos tea. At a spice shop, learn about centuries-old spice blends brought to the Cape by enslaved people from Indonesia, India, and Madagascar in the 17th century. Along the way, engage with passionate chefs and artisans who bring Cape Town's vibrant culinary heritage to life.