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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.
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!
Babylonstoren’s hands-on workshops are hosted by experts and are a great way to try your hand at new skills.
In a secluded valley between the granite hills of the Paarl Rock mountains, Rhebokskloof Wine Estate is a quintessentially family-friendly Winelands experience. With rolling lawns, 100-year-old oaks and the scent of jasmine and lavender wafting through the air Rhebokskloof is known and loved for its warm hospitality and a slew of exciting offerings for children and adults alike.
As important to us as our wine culture of our region is, so is our culture and heritage. Meander with us through our past and explore the stories of yesteryear at the following visitor attractions.
Founded in 1693, this working cheese and wine farm is home to a variety of attractions including a fresh-produce deli for take-home goods, a bakery, tasting room, tasting classes and the popular Goatshed Restaurant.
Paarl is the second oldest wine route in South Africa and home to some of the country’s leading corporate cellars. Visiting these stellar wineries give you a glimpse into the size of our wine region and the wonderful wines that are being produced on a larger scale.