Darling Wine Route, Western Cape
Although traditionally part of the Swartland, Darling is now a demarcated wine district and home to her own wine route, including five wine cellars all of which benefit from the cool breezes off the Atlantic Ocean and the long, hot summers to produce some stunning wines with concentrated flavour, depth and intensity.
The Cape West Coast has recently been recognised as a viticultural region with great potential and is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful areas in South Africa. Darling is only an hour’s drive from Cape Town and one can visit the cellars easily within a day’s trip. If you’re in a hurry, the Vyge valley farmstall, on Route 27, stocks some of the local wines at cellar prices. For additional information about Darling, attractions, things to do and events and festivals see Darling Information & Attractions.
Accommodation nearby
For accommodation in Darling and nearby see:
• Britannia Bay Accommodation • Darling Accommodation • Elands Bay Accommodation
• Jacobsbaai Accommodation • Lamberts Bay Accommodation • Langebaan Accommodation
• Paternoster Accommodation • Port Owen Accommodation • Saldanha Accommodation
• Shelley Point Accommodation • St Helena Bay Accommodation • Strandfontein Accommodation
• Velddrif Accommodation • Vredenburg Accommodation • Vredendal Accommodation
• Yzerfontein Accommodation
Or to see all accommodation in this region, visit Cape West Coast Accommodation.
Visiting Darling?
Also see Things To Do in Cape West Coast 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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