Breedekloof
The Breedekloof lies beyond the Du Toitskloof mountains, about an hour from Cape Town on the N1 through the Huguenot Tunnel, around Rawsonville, Goudini and the Slanghoek valley. It is known for Chenin Blanc, which the Breedekloof Makers have bottled side by side from old and single vineyards since 2014. Family estates and large co-operative cellars cluster along the R101 and the Slanghoek road, with a few more up the R43 towards Wolseley.
Winetrip lists 18 wine farms in Breedekloof, 7 of them with a published tasting price.
Photo: Opstal Estate and Restaurant
Estates and restaurants in Breedekloof
Experience
18 estates
Visiting Breedekloof: questions and answers
- How many wine farms are there in Breedekloof?
- Winetrip lists 18 wine farms in Breedekloof, each with its tasting prices, opening hours and how visits work.
- How much does wine tasting cost in Breedekloof?
- A standard tasting at a Breedekloof estate costs about R70 per person, and half of the 7 estates that publish a price charge between R65 and R75. The cheapest is R50 at Seven Oaks. Prices are read from each estate's own website, most recently in October 2026. Tasting prices across the Cape
- Do you need to book a wine tasting in Breedekloof?
- 14 of the 18 estates take walk-ins during their opening hours; 4 ask visitors to book ahead. Each estate's page says which.
- Which wine farms in Breedekloof are open on Sunday?
- 4 of the 18 are open on Sundays, according to their hours on Google, among them Opstal Estate, Du Toitskloof Wines and Seven Oaks.
- What are the best wine farms in Breedekloof?
- Going by Google reviews, weighted so that a rating from thousands of visitors counts for more than one from a few, the highest rated in Breedekloof are Jason's Hill Private Cellar (4.8 from 118 reviews), Opstal Estate (4.7 from 817 reviews) and Deetlefs Wine Estate (4.7 from 162 reviews). 3 estates there rate about 4.6 or more from at least 100 reviews.