You might need Cape Town winelands maps for a couple of reasons.

First to plan some serious wine routing and tasting, in which case you need details! The Winelands offer infinite possibilities and yes, they are near enough for a day trip.

But in all honesty, you will get a lot more our of your visit if you stay in one of the towns or (even better) on a wine farm.
Look below the map for my Winelands stay suggestions

In the Winelands the seasons are paramount and you'll notice a distinctly different atmosphere depending on the time of year. May and October are my favourite months in the Winelands - which is yours?

Winter

is a tranquil dormant time, the vines bare and dreaming, the log fires lit and the red wines coming into their own.

Spring

is the time of cool, fresh, misty-green growth, with buds unveiling and an underlying sense of fresh vigour and change.
The strawberry fields are full of fruit and the scarecrows have their hands full fending off the birds!

Summer

has a searing heat interspersed with cloudy days that offer some respite. The cellars and tasting rooms are cool, dim havens and the green lawns and shady oaks beckon you out of the suns' glare.

Autumn

is full of drama with the vine leaves changing colour to blanket the slopes in startling crimson, orange and yellow hues.

Stellenbosch Family Accommodation recommendations

Paarl Family Accommodation Recommendations

Franschhoek Family Accommodation recommendations

You may find the following related pages helpful:
Cape Peninsula Map
City Bowl Map
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