Known as the small town with a big heart and situated in the foothills of the jaw dropping Langerberg and the Riviersonerend mountain. Robertson, lying only an hour and a half North east of Cape town is gateway to the famous Route 62. With 150 years of history, Robertson has grown into one of the most attractive Cape Winelands towns. The town boast of over 50 wineries and tourism establishments. Guest will be more than welcome to stop at one of the wineries for a wine tasting experience before proceeding towards Outdshoorn.

Situated at the confluence of Keisie and Kigna river, Montagu is an epitome of silent getaway. Unique Cape Dutch architectural buildings grace her town streets and the hot mineral spring resort is very popular with people visiting from as far as Cape town. Montagu is also an agricultural center cultivating fruits, vineyards and local herbs. Montagu’s highest elevation point Bloupunt is also quite frequented by local and visiting hikers. The Bloupunt peak overlooks the village and also offers one beautiful views of Montagu from the summit.

Oudtshoorn is in the Klein Karoo, between the Oteniqua and the Swartberg mountains. Oudtshoorn is the Ostrich Capital of the world. The world's biggest bird is one of the many attractions in this area of exceptional contrast and natural beauty. The region is also home to the spectacular Cango caves that are located in the Precambrian limestone. The principal cave is one of the country's finest and most visited by locals and overseas tourists. Here you will be able to take part in a 60 minutes standard guided tour and whereby you will be showing all the 4 chambers of the principal cave. Guests are also advised to put on comfortable shoes for this walking tour.