Explore the Valley

A wedding hotspot, the Valley boasts a number of options for destination weddings from rustic to high-end. If that’s not your thing, enjoy exceptional wines, while you watch your partner practice for the Cape Epic.

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Ceres Rail Company

The Ceres Railway offers a unique way for visitors to experience the Ceres valley whilst being immersed in 100 year old history.

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Vindoux

Set in the foothills of the Saronsberg Mountains, just outside the picturesque, historic town of Tulbagh, Vindoux is a family-run guest farm offering the perfect retreat.

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Horse About

The magnificent horse trails and horse riding holidays start from our home base on the magical de Heuvel Farm, in the Witzenberg Valley.

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Olive Rock

Located in the picturesque Witzenberg Valley, just an hour and a half outside of Cape Town, Olive Rock provides the perfect setting for unforgettable weddings and conferences.

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Wine Tasting

The Valley has a wonderful wine tasting, A3 map, with names and opening hours of all the fabulous wine tasting venues. You will find a copy in the house, or pick one up at any wine estate. Don’t forget to pack a picnic for a long afternoon at Saronsberg, and definitely allow time for MCC at KRONE/Twee Jonge Gezellen.

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Mountain Biking

The fact that the Cape Epic kept coming back to use the Valley for 2 days of their grueling challenge says it all… the Tulbagh MTB Club has routes mapped out, and the Tourism office in Tulbagh can sell passes for local routes on private and public land.

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Horse Riding

Horse About Trails Tulbagh are situated between Tulbagh and Wolseley, and are the kind sponsors of the great wall feature in the hallway of The Riverstone House. Tulbagh Horse Trails, in Tulbagh, is also a great place for a good horse-ride in the Valley!

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Fruit Picking

Summer is the season! Cherry picking at Klondyke in Ceres and fig picking at Hoogwater Farm in Wolseley are highlights in the annual calendar.

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Restaurants

Between Tulbagh, Ceres and Wolseley, you have numerous dining options. From creative roosterkoek meals at Die Tolhuis on the Ceres pass, to near fine-dining at Rijk’s in Tulbagh, or a good Sunday lunch at Waverley Hills in Wolseley, there is enough to cater for every taste. Your House Manual will have fliers of all the local eating hotspots- don’t miss a good old wood-fired pizza in Tulbagh at the Pizza Spot either.

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Weddings

You have your pick of venues for your fairytale wedding in the Valley, with options for various budgets! OliveRock, Waverley Hills, Mountain Ridge in Wolseley. Montpellier, Mont Rouge, Schalkenbosch, Morgansvlei, Manley, Kloofzicht in Tulbagh… and you have the Oude Kerk in Tulbagh too. Contact us if you want some help deciding, or some good referrals for websites.

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Markets

First Saturdays of the month Worcester has their monthly “Pure Boland” farmers market, in Brandwacht. Expect live music, fresh produce, home-made delicacies, always a pancake, and some version of wine, craft beer or craft gin during this great outing!