Start here and work clockwise around the valley. There are biking and running trails as well as lovely spots to explore.

The big wooden doors make such a grand entrance. We chose the non-alcoholic tonic and macaron pairing, and it was delicious.

The cannons and beautiful views make this well worth a stop. Come for a bite to eat, something to drink or a wine tasting.

We spotted the polo while driving to our next wine farm and pulled in for a look. The horses were beautiful, and everything looked so professional.

Our first wine tasting of the day was surrounded by trees, birds and green lawns. We even found squirrels in this gorgeous setting.

We stopped in as we continued around the valley and spotted a children's tasting option too.

The wines were pretty nice, and the estate is known for its olives and olive-and-wine pairing. There's also a restaurant, accommodation and a quarry setting used for live music.

The cave tasting rooms feel like little private hideaways. We tasted six wines in the cute kitchen-themed room and enjoyed a really good coffee too.

We had a look around this pretty restaurant at Klein Roosboom. The veranda looked like a lovely place to sit.

Save this for your last stop for incredible views across Table Bay toward Table Mountain. We finished with a wine-and-chocolate pairing and a look around the cellar.