Top Things to do in Witzenberg Municipality
Top Hotels in Witzenberg Municipality
10 Things to do in Witzenberg Municipality That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Witzenberg Municipality, South Africa including Horse About Trails, Old Town Tulbagh, Saronsberg Cellar, Waterfall Hiking Trails, Montpellier, Earthquake Museum, Matroosberg Nature Reserve, De Oude Kerk, Twee Jonge Gezellen, Togryers Museum.
Restaurants in Witzenberg Municipality
1. Horse About Trails
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 132 reviews
Horse About Trails offers magnificent horse trails and activities in the Western Cape. Just over an hour from Cape Town, situated in the majestic Witzenberg Valley, we are conveniently located between the towns of Tulbagh, Wolseley and Ceres, with Riebeek Kasteel and Worcester within easy reach and en route to Citrusdal and the Route62. Take a step back in time on one of our scenic trails in the foothills of the majestic Witzenberg Mountains, through vineyards, forests and farmland, set against a backdrop of arresting beauty.Our horse riding trails are suitable for all levels of rider. Experience the magic of a moonlight ride or book a romantic picnic after your horse ride.
Reviewed By car_lra - Cape Town Central, South Africa
I went with my daughter and her friend - we are intermediate riders. John is an amazing guy - really knowledgeable and clearly loves all his horses. We had a beautiful ride with great horses - a truly special experience.
2. Old Town Tulbagh
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By ShinyBriony - Cape Town, South Africa
Tulbagh is a gem. From the beautifully renovated houses of Church Street, to the great museums, superb restaurants and wine farms both in and around the town, and wonderful people that live there, it’s a fabulous place to spend a weekend. Be warned, you’ll want to stay a week ... or two!
3. Saronsberg Cellar
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4.5 based on 297 reviews
Reviewed By 495kurtk
Unbelievable setting. Service was great. The full circle, which is available for tasting, is probably the best red I have ever had.
4. Waterfall Hiking Trails
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By thescarletthread88
My family and I were so excited to visit this waterfall, it has become a bit of a tradition to visit the local waterfall when we go away. After being cooped up for months in lockdown because of covid-19 we were absolutely thrilled to be in the open air and enjoying the beauty of this area. Because of the excellent rains this winter, the waterfall was gushing at full speed and what an amazing experience. The sound of the rushing water, the cool spray and the stunning views just made this so special. The hike up to the top part of the fall is pretty steep but doable. Wearing sensible shoes will be advisable. A really wonderful experience for my hubby and I but my boys thought it was so awesome! We love being in nature and this was a treat. Don't forget to obtain a permit from the Tulbagh Tourism office which is in Church Street. Friendly and helpful staff!
5. Montpellier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By LorraineM1303 - Addo Elephant National Park, South Africa
We had the wine tasting in the forest, surrounded by butterflies and birds, absolutely beautiful!! Wines are well presented by Emanuel. Also had their cheese board that was really good. There are a few places to taste wine at here, I suggest to do it in the forest. Well done!
6. Earthquake Museum
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4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By E4522GKrobertl - Cape Town, South Africa
If anyone wants to learn about the devastating earthquake that befell Tulbagh in 1969, this is the place to go. A well informed member of the museum gave a detailed explanation of what happened and the effect it had on the local community. The display and photographs are well set out and the museum also gives the history of the town itself. Don't miss out on this one!
7. Matroosberg Nature Reserve
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4.0 based on 57 reviews
Matroosberg Reserve, is a Private Nature Reserve 35km outside of Ceres, well known for it's snow during winter and beautiful summer days and crystal pools during summer. Matroosberg Peak is also the highest mountain in the Boland region and because the owners of Matroosberg value Family Life and Adventure, we refer to Matroosberg as Peak of Life or Peak of Adventure. We offer a wide range of activities, have one of the top 10 4x4 trails in SA. But even though we are a big establishment, you will still receive personal attention from the family who owns it, for they really go the extra mile to make your stay as comfortable as possible.This is one of the only self catering establishments, where you can have the services of a butler...how cool is that... Matroosberg offers Hotel service, for guests with an self-catering budget!
Reviewed By RaviN_ZA - Cape Town, South Africa
It was great news having snow fall near Cape Town. During covid, any great news is welcomed. It was five days after the snow fell but our first day as a family which we were able to get out which was a Friday. So Padkos “road food” was made for the 2,5 hours road trip. It was a sunny day so we were worried that the snow may have melted. There about 6 people in the queue but this was very efficiently handled. The more off road your vehicle the closer one would be able to drive to the snow. Our all road vehicle took us half way so we had a 20 minute walk and there it was, the snow. Not tons of snow but a fair amount
8. De Oude Kerk
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 64 reviews
Vecchia Chiesa Trasformata In Museo
Reviewed By FrankMeu - Cape Town, South Africa
De oude Volkskerk. Dated 1743. Includes interesting kerkhof / graveyard behind the church with graves from the late 1600s until recent.
9. Twee Jonge Gezellen
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By hooraynickytravels - East London, South Africa
Walk through the old cellars, cool with whole tree trunks for eaves and climb up to a modern tasting room with stunning views of the mountain. Two tasting options - R50 and R100. Comfie couches and delicious bubbles made for a very pleasant afternoon
10. Togryers Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
The museum aims to preserve and promote Ceres' natural and cultural heritage
Reviewed By E4522GKrobertl - Cape Town, South Africa
A definite visit if you are in Ceres. The displays and exhibits are well laid our and informative. They have authentic wagons, old hearses and many interesting items on display. Don't miss out on this museum, it only costs R10 for entry and is well worth the spend.
