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+27 21 469 2600The Breede River bubbles up from the crags of the Ceres mountain range, and then snakes for 337 kilometres through the semi-arid Breede River Valley until it spills out into the Indian Ocean. Drawn to its life force, several fruit farms, vineyards, and quaint little towns have unfolded along its riverbanks – making this region one of the Cape’s most picturesque countryside getaways.
With its Cape Dutch houses and rolling vineyards, the town of Tulbagh oozes so much old-world charm you’d be forgiven for forgetting you’re only a 90-minute-drive from Cape Town. In Worcester – the Valley’s largest town – you’ll find the starting point of the Brandy Route. The Brandy Route winds through Robertson (dubbed ‘South Africa’s Garden Town’) and Montagu (with its inviting hot-water springs) before connecting with South Africa’s road-trip hotspot: Route 62—agreed on by many as also being the site of the world’s longest wine route.
The Valley’s Mediterranean-like climate, life-giving river, and loam soil have made it ideal for wine farming. Chardonnay, Colombard, cabernet sauvignon, and sauvignon blanc are some of the signature cultivars here. Plus: the area is also renowned for its dessert wines (like hanepoot and muscadel) – particularly in Robertson.
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Boutique hotel | Robertson
Guest house | Tulbagh
Country house | Robertson
Safari Lodge | Ceres
Guest house | Robertson
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