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Decidedly one of the most underrated wine routes in the Cape, Paarl plays humble host to a goldmine of undiscovered gems. You might not find Franschhoek’s manicured gardens or Stellenbosch’s gastronomic flash here, but what you will find on the less-traversed winding gravel roads between the Drakenstein and Paarlberg mountains is generations-old tradition, proud heritage, and Boland hospitality at its finest. Not to mention fantastic wine made with a whole lot of passion, heart and soul.
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The World’s Best Hotels, Resorts, Destinations, Spas, Trains, Car Rentals, Luggage, Airlines, Airports and Cruises Ranked by Travelers
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As the festive season draws closer, many people are preparing for a special time of celebrations. The reality for most families in the Paarl valley however looks completely different.
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Heading out to Paarl on a sunny autumn day is food for the soul, especially if you take time to explore some of the lesser known spots and discover new offerings at familiar destinations.
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Du Toitskloof mountain pass is located 70km from Cape Town and connects Paarl and Worcester. Nowadays you can access Worcester via the Huguenot Tunnel but do yourself a favour and treat yourself to the beautiful 24km drive that Du Toitskloof Pass offers through the mountains with views over Paarl valley and Paarl Rock.
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Balmy summer days and spectacular natural beauty makes Paarl a great choice for throwing down a blanket and unpacking lovely eats with a glass of wine as you relax and unwind with the people you like. Here is a few of our favourite spots that caters for your convenience with ready-packed picnic baskets filled with delicious goodies or where you can bring along your own basket. Just pre-book your spot, rock up on the day and enjoy!
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Babylonstoren’s hands-on workshops are hosted by experts and are a great way to try your hand at new skills.
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