Wine Tasting in Cape's Top Three Winelands Private Tour
What You Will Do
What's Included?
- Entry/Admission - Fairview Wine and Cheese
- Professional guide
- Surcharges on fuel
- Parking fees
- Entry/Admission - Delaire Graff Estate
- Hotel pick up and drop-off
- Entry/Admission - Franschhoek
- Bottle of water on board
What's Not Included?
- Wine tasting from R85 pp
- Gratuities
Cancellation Policy
Itinerary
Meeting Point
Cape Town Central
On our way east from Cape Town. We will travel through some of Cape Town and South Africa's most famous townships on our way to the wine country. The first one Langa, is the oldest township in South Africa dating back to 1823. Compared to other squatter-like townships in South Africa, Langa is well developed and has seen the local economy here grow from strength to strength over the years. Some of the new notable industries here include ceramic manufacturing, traditional South African Bistros as well as filming. Safe house by Denzell Washington is one of the most famous movies that were filmed here. About 50 -60 minutes Drive to the first wine Delaire Graff Estate, Helshoogte Rd.
Additional Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- For all travelers, we do not serve alcoholic drinks, only those over 21 years old, all trips under 18 years old will not be served.
Guide Options
- Guide - English
- Guide - French
Customer Reviews
I booked this wine tour via Viator. The pick up was scheduled and confirmed, with messages between myself and the driver occurring 15 minutes before the scheduled pick up time letting me know they would be arriving soon.
After an hour of waiting, 2 calls, and text messages, no one showed up or responded. I also sent a message through Viator because the random no show after the earlier communication seemed odd. It also did to my bank, who halted payments once I submitted items to them disputing the charge for nonexistent services.
Because of their no show, I had to plan an impromptu excursion day and pay out of pocket to travel to a vineyard myself, which was a fraction of the experience I expected when I originally planned this day.
In the evening, the tour operator messaged claiming I lied, was picked up, and received exceptional service. He even used the term “fake news” to describe my claims.
I don’t know why I’d fly half way around the world to lie, then pay additional money out of pocket to do nothing I planned for. Plus, I have time stamps from messages, Ubers, and receipts showing I was not with the tour.
For an operator to ghost a customer, then lie to try and scam a credit card company to keep a charge is awful. I’m submitting more info to my credit company and Viator to hopefully stop this from happening to another traveler because no one deserves this treatment, especially if you’re traveling half way around the world for a once in a lifetime trip to see try these vineyards.
I booked this wine tour months ahead given this excursion would be the focal point of my time in Cape Town. The pick up was scheduled and confirmed, with messages between myself and the driver occurring 15 minutes before the scheduled pick up time letting me know they would be arriving soon.
After an hour of waiting, 2 calls, and text messages no one showed up or responded. I also sent a message through Viator because the random no show after the earlier communication seemed odd. It also did to my bank, who halted charges once I submitted items to them disputing the charge for nonexistent services.
I had to plan an impromptu excursion day and pay out of pocket to travel to a vineyard myself, which was a fraction of the experience I expected for a trip halfway around the globe.
In the evening, the tour operator messaged claiming I lied, was picked up, and received exceptional service. He even used the term “fake news” to describe my claims. He also threatened to show screenshots of me at the site and talking to the driver but produced nothing.
I don’t know why I’d fly half way around the world to lie then pay additional money out of pocket to do nothing I planned for. Plus, I have time stamps from messages, Ubers, and receipts my whereabouts.
For an operator to ghost a customer, then lie to try and scam a credit card company to keep a charge is awful. I’m submitting more info to my credit company and Viator to hopefully stop this from happening to another traveler because no one deserves this treatment, especially if you’re traveling to South Africa, which is a once in a lifetime trip for many folks. Avoid this tour. Save your money.