Paarl  Tourism

The historical Self Drive Route 62 is one of SA's favourite tourism routes.

But while some destination dorps can be summed up in a phrase like 'food or wine capital', it's not that easy to define Paarl...

The fynbos rich Limietberg Nature Reserve, which stretches from the Voëlvlei dam in the north to Franschhoek in the south, covers

The Krom River day hike is one of the best known walks in the Limietberg Nature Reserve, in the Du Toitskloof Pass between Paarl

The Limiietberg Hiking Trail was originally a one way route through the mountains between Du Toit’s Kloof and Bain’s Kloof Passes

This 8km hike along the Elands River, takes one through pristine fynbos landscape. After an initial steep climb, the route becomes

Babylonstoren, 8ha of beautiful formal garden, was inspired by the Company Gardens of the Cape. Biologically friendly, the ...

Red Hot Glass is the studio of David & Elizabeth Jackson, where they create stylish pieces of decorative glass artworks near Paarl

Le Bonheur croc farm, centrally situated between Paarl, Franschoek and Stellenbosch on the R45, has over 1000 Nile crocs, leather

Within an hour’s drive of Cape Town, some of the world’s best award winning brandies are beckoning. Take in the stunning scenery

Within an hour's drive from Cape Town, some of the world's best award winning brandies wait to be discovered.

Even if you are not an ardent fan of motor vehicles, looking back on more than 100 years of motoring history, represented by an ..

The Drakenstein Lion Park only 30 minutes from Cape Town, is a lifetime haven for abused lions made possible by Paul Hart and ...

Butterfly World is a lush tropical garden inhabited by butterflies from all over the world. The 1000 m2 greenhouse is replenished

The Afrikaans Language Monument is located on a hill overlooking Paarl, and was erected in 1975 to honour the Afrikaans language.

The Afrikaans Language Museum in Paarl traces the development of Afrikaans as a unique language forged by the melting pot of ...

South Africa might never have come up with world-beating cars but, believe it or not, that's not true of our wagons.

Paarl is the largest town in the Cape Winelands and is well known for three major reasons, Paarl Mountain, original Cape Dutch ...

KWV was established as a cooperative by the wine farmers of South Africa in 1918. Until the early 1990s ...

Rhebokskloof’s history goes back to the late 17the century when Petrus van der Merwe built his home on Rhebokskloof Farm ...

Landskroon Wine Estate has a long history going back to 1689 when the French Huguenots landed in the Cape ...

Boland Wine Cellar is situated in the beautiful Paarl Valley, one of the most productive wine growing areas in the Western Cape ..

Fairview Farm has a proud history going way back to 1699 when the first wines were made. The original homestead built around ...

Nederburg Wine Estate was established in the Paarl Valley in 1791 by German immigrant Phillipus Wolvaart ...

The Franschhoek Valley is one of the most beautiful areas in South Africa and must not be missed by visitors to the Western ...

The first vineyards in South Africa were established in the early 1650s in the beautiful fertile valleys surrounding Cape Town ...

The first vineyards in South Africa were established in the early 1650s in the beautiful fertile valleys surrounding Cape Town ...

The Paarl Mountain Nature Reserve is dominated by the huge massif of Paarl Rock and offers good fynbos birding where you may spot

Paarl Bird Sanctuary is found in the heart of Paarl. A sewage works is set on 45 hectares and attracts a mixture of wetland and ..

Paarl Boschenmeer Golf Course is situated on a residential estate in Paarl, the third oldest town in South Africa ...

The Pearl Valley Golf Estate and Spa is nestled among orchards and vineyards and surrounded by the beautiful Simonsberg and ...