AMT Tours
Tours in Cape Town

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About an hours drive from Cape Town is a glorious town, Worcester, nestled in a golden valley with a selection of hidden gems. Worcester Wine Route has 10 superb wine cellars, three olive estates as well as KWV House of Brandy, this being the largest cellar of its kind in the world. Some 120 copper pot stills are found under one roof. Visit Kleinplasie Living Open-Air Museum, the only open-air museum where farming life is portrayed through live demonstrations and exhibitions. Domestic activities like candle and soap making, milling and baking and witblits making are demonstrated daily. There is also a shop, tea room and restaurant attached to the museum. An attractive feature of Worcester is the Karoo Desert National Botanical Garden originally established in This is a well deserved stop over to experience fantastic wines, excellent cuisine and world famous Boland hospitality. Robertson has grown into one of the most attractive Cape winelands towns. Boasting over 50 wineries that produce Chardonnay, Shiraz and Cap Classique (bubbly) where does one begin to visit, taste and purchase! Accommodation is plentiful and restaurants are not a problem as you are spoilt with so many choices. Sample olives and olive oil, cheeses, coffee, wines and brandy from this culinary destination. Other activities include: boat trips down the Breede River, horseback riding, mountain and quad biking, skydiving, game drives, hiking trails, wellness, golf and picnics. This town has so much to offer so a definite destination to spend at least two full days to appreciate all that is on offer. W e now on our way to Montagu, our first town where we will stay over for the night. There are many scenic walks, nature trails and mountain hikes in and around Montagu. We passed the towns of Barrydale, Ladismith and Calitzdorp. Shopping in Barrydale on Route 62 is an adventure with more and more distinctive little shops popping up selling a range of goods from local produce to handmade products such as handwoven pure cotton rugs and beautiful once-off handmade jewelery. L adismith is the centre for a prosperous farming community producing fruit (export grapes, apricots and plums), milk (for two cheese factories), wine, flowers and mutton. A variety of white and red wines as well as pot-stilled brandy are produced, several of which have won awards in recent years. Part of the building is used as a restaurant and a gift shop. Hiking, horse riding and the nature reserves are some of the options on offer in Ladismith. Its cuisine offered ranges from traditional to exquisite international fare. It has beautiful gardens and rolling lawns and a lovely blue sparkling pool for those hot days.