Cape Town & Winelands South Africa Tour

When you touch down in Cape Town, you’ll be met for your private transfer to The Vineyard Hotel, set in the leafy suburb of Newlands beneath the eastern slopes of Table Mountain. The hotel is known for its calm, spacious gardens, walking paths along the Liesbeek River, and a relaxed atmosphere that makes it an easy place to settle in after your journey.

The setting feels peaceful but still very convenient, with cafés and restaurants nearby and easy access to the city, beaches, and the wine regions. The hotel has a light, open feel, with comfortable rooms, a good choice of dining options, and views of the mountain from different points around the property. It’s a gentle introduction to Cape Town and a comfortable base for your first few nights.

Overnight: The Vineyard Hotel

Today you’ll play Clovelly Country Club, a friendly, down-to-earth course known for its natural setting. The layout isn’t overly long, but it rewards good accuracy, with tree-lined fairways, gentle doglegs, and a few well-placed water features that keep things interesting without feeling punishing.

It is set between sand dunes and natural fynbos. The fynbos here adds real character—low shrubs, wildflowers and proteas, and on warm days a fresh, herbal scent drifts across the course as you walk the fairways. 

Overnight: The Vineyard Hotel

Today you’ll combine two of Cape Town’s most famous highlights. Your morning begins with a scenic drive down the Cape Peninsula to Cape Point, taking in rugged cliffs, ocean views, and plenty of photo stops along the way. There’s time to wander the viewpoints, spot local wildlife, and enjoy the wide-open coastal scenery the area is known for.

In the afternoon, you’ll return to the city and make your way up Table Mountain by cable car (weather permitting). The views from the top stretch across Cape Town, the coastline, and the surrounding mountains—one of those moments that really brings the whole region into perspective.

After your visit, head back to your hotel to relax or explore the local area.

Overnight: The Vineyard Hotel

This morning you’ll tee off at Steenberg Golf Club, a beautifully kept course set on one of the oldest wine estates in the Cape. The fairways are generous, the greens are consistently true, and the surrounding mountains give the whole course a calm, open feel. It’s a straightforward, enjoyable round with enough features to keep things interesting without ever feeling rushed or crowded.

After golf, you’ll travel into the Cape Winelands and check in at Oude Werf Hotel in Stellenbosch. The area has a slower, more relaxed pace, with tree-lined streets, cafés, and wine estates all around you—an ideal base for the next few days.

Overnight: Oude Werf Hotel

Today begins with a relaxed morning round at a nearby Winelands course, giving you a chance to enjoy the scenery at an easy pace before the day opens up. After golf, you’ll make your way to Morgenster Wine and Olive Estate in Somerset West, a short and convenient transfer from the course.

Morgenster is known for its peaceful setting and excellent Bordeaux-style wines, along with high-quality olive oils. The tasting is unhurried, with time to enjoy the views of the Helderberg Mountains and sample a mix of their wines and oils. It’s a gentle, enjoyable afternoon that pairs well with a morning on the course.

Overnight: Oude Werf Hotel

Today you’ll play De Zalze Golf Estate, a popular Winelands course known for its open fairways, gentle challenges, and vineyard views. The course has a relaxed feel, with wide landing areas, water features that add interest without overwhelming the round, and a beautiful mountain backdrop. It’s a favourite for golfers who enjoy a scenic, steady-paced game.

In the afternoon, you’ll visit the Ernie Els Winery, set on the slopes of the Helderberg with sweeping views across the valley. The estate is known for its welcoming atmosphere, polished tasting room, and bold, elegant red wines. It’s an easy, enjoyable way to unwind after your round and take in more of the Winelands’ charm.

Overnight: Oude Werf Hotel

Today you’ll head to Erinvale Golf Club, a well-known championship course set against the dramatic slopes of the Helderberg Mountains. The front nine is more open and forgiving, while the back nine introduces a bit more elevation and strategic shot-making, giving the round a nice sense of variety. The scenery is a real highlight here—broad mountain views and neat, well-kept fairways that make for a memorable day on the course.

It’s a satisfying round for golfers of all levels, with a calm, spacious feel and consistently good conditioning throughout.

Overnight: Oude Werf Hotel

After breakfast, check out of Oude Werf Hotel and take your private transfer to Cape Town International Airport for your onward flight. A simple, smooth end to your time in the Winelands.