Breedekloof Wine Route, Breede River Valley

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Breedekloof Wine Route, Breede River Valley

Breedekloof Wine Route, Breede River Valley
Breedekloof Wine Route, Breede River Valley

The youngest wine route in South Africa and just 90 km outside of Cape Town, the Breedekloof wine route lies in the Breede River Valley, which stretches from Gouda in the west, McGregor in the south, Montagu in the east and the Tankwa-Karoo National Park in the north. Wine in this region was initially produced by co-operative cellars that focused primarily on producing sweet wines in bulk.

Today individual wine growers create award winning red, dry white and sweet wine varieties and there are some 23 cellars to visit and scenery to take your breath away. Route 62, which markets itself as the longest wine route in the world, includes the Breedekloof on its wine routes.. For additional information about the Breede River Valley, attractions, things to do and events and festivals see Breede River Valley Attractions.

Breedekloof Wine Route

Stay Overnight

For accommodation in the Breede River Valley see:
• Ashton Accommodation • Bonnievale Accommodation • Bainskloof Accommodation
• Ceres Accommodation • De Doorns Accommodation • Malgas Accommodation
• McGregor Accommodation • Montagu Accommodation • Rawsonville Accommodation
• Robertson Accommodation • Tulbagh Accommodation • Worcester Accommodation

Or to see all accommodation in this region, visit Breede River Valley Accommodation.

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Also see Things To Do in Breede River Valley or check out Things To Do in Western Cape to view activities by category, including watersports, sightseeing activities, arts & crafts and many, many more.

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