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From ultra-luxury establishments to a glamping site on a wine farm, Wellington has accommodation specials that will keep you warm this winter. Make the most of these specials and beat the winter blues with warm small town hospitality, inside fireplaces and good wine from Wellington’s wineries.
During April Breytenbach Centre entertains with a book launch, a book discussion, a group exhibition, a solo exhibition and the recently launched monthly Wine Wednesdays.
Imagine being one of only a handful of people in the world to spend a night sleeping at a whisky distillery. Not close, but breaths away from where the whisky is being crafted.
In a world of no brakes, extreme downhills and reaching speeds of around 100km, downhill or longboarding is not for the faint hearted. But it’s a way of life. And skateboarder and longboard shaper Kent Lingeveldt has proved that the South African skating scene can compete against the best in the world.
During March Breytenbach Centre offers a variety of entertainment that will suit everyone’s preferences. Join them for art exhibitions, book launches, music shows, artistic workshops and wine Wednesdays.
In the heart of the Winelands, Wellington, lies the hidden gem called Au d’Hex Estate.
Au d’ Hex Estate is managed by the Goeters Group and operates as an exclusive wedding and function venue with onsite luxury accommodation that provides five star service. The Manor House can accommodate 20 guests with 10 beautiful rooms.
No need to pack your bags and take a trip to Tuscany, Positano or Sicily when you can taste Italy right here in Wellington. A visit to Sebisa and Villamar will have you shouting “Salute!”and drooling over the most “delizioso” Italian cuisine.
The recently opened Sebisa is owned by hospitable and kind-hearted Guiseppe La Gatutta hailing from Palermo, Italy.
Wellington is the perfect place to spoil your Valentine. Sunset picnics, nostalgic music entertainment and romantic dining options are just a few ways to celebrate.
During February Breytenbach Centre entertains with the sounds of Koos van der Merwe and Gerald Clarke & The Boys from Praque. The first get together of the Breytenbach book club as well as the opening of the exhibition “Alleensaam” is also on the menu for February. Visitors are welcome to visit the gallery, the gallery shop, the bookshop and the poetry garden and have a cup of coffee and something to eat in the coffee shop.