Plettenberg Bay
The vineyards around Plettenberg Bay, on the Garden Route about 520 km east of Cape Town, became a Wine of Origin district in 2006 and cover only about 55 hectares. Sea breezes keep them cool, which suits Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and sparkling Cap Classique. The small family cellars sit at Harkerville, in the forest west of town, and in The Crags to the east, and most serve lunch alongside the tasting.
Winetrip lists 7 wine farms in Plettenberg Bay, 1 of them with a published tasting price.
Photo: Nadine de Beer
Estates and restaurants in Plettenberg Bay
Experience
7 estates
Visiting Plettenberg Bay: questions and answers
- How many wine farms are there in Plettenberg Bay?
- Winetrip lists 7 wine farms in Plettenberg Bay, each with its tasting prices, opening hours and how visits work.
- Do you need to book a wine tasting in Plettenberg Bay?
- 5 of the 7 estates take walk-ins during their opening hours; 2 ask visitors to book ahead. Each estate's page says which.
- Which wine farms in Plettenberg Bay are open on Sunday?
- 5 of the 7 are open on Sundays, according to their hours on Google, among them Luka Vineyards, Newstead and Bitou Vineyards. All 5 open on Sunday