• P.O. Box 277
  • Tulbagh, Western Cape
  • 6820
  • SOUTH AFRICA
  • +27 23 230 1375
PUBLIC PROFILE

Exciting News!

Posted by Abongile Tyenjana on 28 January 2025 7:25 AM CAT
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We hope you’re just as thrilled as we are! This coming Saturday, 1 February, we’re kicking off the year with our first Country Market at The Drostdy Cellar Country Venue, located behind Tulbagh Winery.

Expect a day filled with:
- Great food
- Amazing wines
- Talented local artists
- Unique crafts
- Beautiful plants
- Relaxing massages

It’s all about celebrating LOCAL! Don’t miss out – we can’t wait to see you there! For more information, contact Liesel on 0828876449.

#CountryMarket #SupportLocal #FoodWineArt #CommunityVibes

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The calm before the crush! Our barrels are ready, and the excitement is building as we gear up for the new pressing season. From the vineyard to the cellar, every detail is carefully planned to ensure that every drop of wine reflects the heart and soul of Montpellier.
Stay tuned as we bring you closer to the magic of winemaking—where passion meets tradition, one barrel at a time. 

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Tulbagh a beautiful Country Village

Posted by Abongile Tyenjana on 15 January 2025 7:15 AM CAT
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Nestled in a bowl of magnificent mountains and a serene valley, the town of Tulbagh is just a scenic 90-minute drive from Cape Town, making it an ideal destination for a day trip, a mid-week break, or a weekend getaway. The valley also serves as an excellent base for exploring the Cape Winelands and surrounding areas. Whether you’re looking for adventure, family fun, or peace and quiet, Tulbagh offers something for everyone.
 
De Oude Kerk Volksmuseum stands as one of the last surviving cruciform churches in its original form, built-in 1743 by the VOC (Dutch East Indian Company). Inside, you'll discover a collection of Dutch period artefacts, and a few rare Cape antiques, all adjacent to the cemetery. The museum complex includes five historic buildings: De Oude Kerk, the Victorian House Museum and Christo Coetzee Art Museum, the Cape Dutch Pioneer House, the Earthquake Museum, and the Old Mission Church, four of which grace the historic Church Street in Tulbagh.
Come and spend some time in this delightful town in the Western Cape and enjoy the tranquillity and peaceful surroundings.
Call: +27 72 159 4533
info@tulbaghtourism.co.za

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UPDATE 6: WATER QUALITY TULBAGH

Posted by Abongile Tyenjana on 09 January 2025 7:30 AM CAT
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9 January 2025 - 09:30
Kindly note that our technical team has resolved the operational reservoir issues and we are currently filling it up since last night. Thus the water quality should be improving significantly and anticipate that the water quality should normalize during the course of today.
There are however still complaints of discoloured water by some residents, hence we will be flushing the affected lines, mostly in the upper laying areas.
For the interim the Municipality will for the duration of the day still provide clean drinking water via the water tankers, which is placed at the original strategic points as previously communicated:
1. Corner of Steinthal and Obiqua street
2. Corner of Obiqua and 1st Avenue
3. Lingomso Primary school
Thank you for your understanding. We apologise for any inconvenience.

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Please contact Chain on
☎️ 072 609 1165
📧 adoptions@chainboland.co.za
to becine the ultimate animal hero for one of these gorgeous dogs.

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Get ready for a delightful cherry-picking experience in the heart of nature.
Date: 29 November - end December 2024
Times: Daily from 8:30 am to 4:15 pm (closed on Christmas day)
Cost: R40 entry | R20 (younger than 10 years) | R95 per kg of cherries
Exciting news! We've also gone cashless for your convenience. Join us for a cherry delightful time amidst the cherry orchards at Klondyke. Don't miss out on the juicy fun.

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Day 6 of 13 of My African Adventure

Posted by Abongile Tyenjana on 26 November 2024 11:15 AM CAT
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I’ve had a lack of internet so I need to catch up. I’ll go back later for those.
We arrived Kagga Kamma Nature Reserve. It was an all day event getting here.
We stopped for an olive oil tasting Oakhurst Olives and then had lunch Rijk’s Wine Estate and Hotel.
We tasted three types of olive oil, two types of olives, some olive tapenade, and 2 types of olive marmalade. Needless to say, I bought some to take home. I am trying to avoid needing to buy another suit case.
Then, I had a wonderful butternut squash soup for lunch along with a wine tasting that included 6 types of wine and a wonderful view.
Upon our arrival at the Nature Reserve, we were greeted by an ostrich. A King Cobra slithered across the road.
Wondering about our accommodations? You know I don’t camp or even do the Motel 6. But, I am sleeping in a cave tonight. Yes, that’s right! A cave.
It was luxury, believe it or not!
Before dinner we had a gin tasting, but the pictures are missing. We tasted three types of gin, each theee ways.

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