Cape Winelands Tour by Chauffered Sidecar

Cape Town, South Africa

Stop at the town of Paarl (Dutch for pearl), where you will visit an estate to enjoy some wine and cheese tasting. The town boasts many magnificent examples of Dutch architecture, scenic drives, hiking trails and of course, the Paarl Wine Route.

Continue to Franschhoek, founded in 1688 by French Huguenot immigrants. Known as the gourmet capital of South Africa, what better place to stop for lunch before visiting a local vineyard for another wine tasting.

Your last stop today is South Africa's most famous wine region - Stellenbosch. Here in the heart of wine country, you can enjoy a final wine tasting before cruising back to Cape Town.

USD $210.32

Review by: Harold L, United Kingdom	February 2010
Great fun. The wines were all quite good but really the reason for taking this tour is the motorbike - sidecar experience. Wonderful!

Review by: David W, United Kingdom	February 2010
The CJ750 bikes were manufactured for the Chinese army between the mid-1950s and mid-1970s, and the sidecars are at least 30 years old. They’re hardly models of dynamic excellence, but they’re great fun – especially when you’re bombing down the motorway with the wind in your face. On my trip, our first stop is at the Fairview Estate, a quirky vineyard where goats live in a tower out the front. There’s a huge range of wines available for tasting – and most are of a very good quality – and plenty of cheeses to match them with. Pretty much next door is the Seidelberg Estate, with its own glass-blowing studio.

Review by: Anonymous	February 2010
Great fun. The wines were all quite good but really the reason for taking this tour is the motorbike - sidecar experience. Wonderful!

Review by: Anonymous	February 2010
_strong_Note from Viator:_/strong_ This review is from David Whitley, who wrote a detailed article on his _a href="http://travelblog.viator.com/cape-town-day-trips-excursions/"_wine-tasting by motorbike experience_/a_ over on the Viator blog.