Worcester lies on the main route to and from Cape Town, Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth. With its wide range of service and commercial facilities, Worcester has become the business and shopping centre for the entire valley and surrounding towns. Worcester is a town with a particularly impressive cultural heritage. In 1819 Worcester was proclaim a sub-drostdy of Tulbagh. Two farms were bought ... cont.
Travel on the N1 from Cape Town towards Worcester (through the Huguenot Tunnel)
Turn left on the R43 Ceres road
Continue for about 27 km till you get Bainskloof Pass / Wellington R301 turnoff
Turn left and continue for about 1 kilometre
Cross the 2 single bridges over the Breede River (Darling bridge)
Turn immediately right. Large rock pillar with River Edge sign
Follow the signs to your house
Or you can drive via Slanghoek road or via Nuwekloof pass past Tulbagh
Ceres, McGregor, Montagu, Robertson, Tulbagh, De Doorns, Rawsonville, Bonnievale, Ashton, Wolseley, Bainskloof, Breeriver, Prince Alfred Hamlet, Du Toitskloof
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