Also called “beautiful valley”, this town lies in the green Breede River Valley, cultivated with vineyards as well as peach and apricot orchards. Bonnievale…
Ceres, named after the Roman goddess of fertility, lies at the centre of one of the major fruit-growing areas in South Africa. The town’s motto, “the beauty…
This small town in the Hex River Valley was named after a local thorn bush (doringbos). The vineyards of the Hex River Valley produce most of the export…
The Victorian houses and old-style thatched cottages lend this village a historic air. McGregor is home to many artists and craftsmen who find their…
Montagu was named after John Montagu, a former Colonial Secretary, and was founded in 1851 on the farm Uitvlucht. The town is the gateway to the Little…
This town dates back to 1859 and today, lies at the centre of a very successful wine-producing area. Rawsonville is part of the well-known Route 62.
The town was founded in 1853 and named after the Reverend Robertson, the minister of the Dutch Reformed Church in Swellendam at the time. Robertson…
The first settlers came to the area in 1700 and the town was laid out in 1795 and named after Ryk Tulbagh, one of the best Dutch Governors of the Cape.…
This beautiful town lies in a large farming area and was established in 1893. It is named after Sir Garnet Wolseley, a famous British General and Governor…
This town was established in 1818 and named for Lord Worcester, elder brother of the then Governor of the Cape, Sir Charles Somerset. It is set in the lush…
