CapeNature Makes Its Mark in The Winelands
Enjoying a glass of wine is great indeed, but have you seen the ‘Nature’ side of life? If not, that’s okay! Get your bucket list out and add the following must-see reserves in the Cape Winelands: Assegaaibosch, Hottentots Holland, and Jonkershoek Nature Reserves. Waterfalls, sightseeing, greenery, picnic spots, short and lengthy hiking trails, and so much more is yet to be seen when visiting these popular spots, enriched with educational experiences and activities that are going to kick-start the endorphins. Don’t forget to charge your devices as every spot would need at least 20+ images.
A family hike at Tweede Tol in Limietberg Nature Reserve
A floral wonderland and mountain pools’ sound appealing? If so, our Winelands nature reserves are going to tick the boxes of pure nature indulgence. Visit our website for more information. Check out great wine capitals.
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