Today is at leisure to relax in Franschhoek, the food & wine capital of South Africa, which is surrounded by beautiful mountains and vineyards.
You can visit some of South Africa’s oldest and most distinguished wine estates using the hop-off Franschhoek Wine Tram, travelling through rolling vineyards in a combination of open-side tram and open-air bus (book ticket yourself online - advance booking essential). The 'Blue Line' route visits Mont Rochelle, La Couronne, Holden Manz, La Bourgogne, La Bri, Rickety Bridge and Grande Provence. The 'Red Line route visits Maison, Eikehof, Leopard's Leap, Dieu Donne, Chamonix, Rickety Bridge and Grande Provence.
Alternatively you can self-drive along the wine routes of Franschhoek, Stellenbosch and Paarl with many opportunities for wine tastings at famous wine estates, or your hotel can arrange private wine tasting tours for you. There is also the option of enjoying wine tasting on horseback, for all levels of riders.
The Huguenot Memorial Museum is very interesting and the Franschhoek Motor Museum contains an interesting collection of cars, motorbikes and bicycles dating back over 100 years.
In the evening enjoy dining in one of the many superb restaurants of this small town (advance bookings essential in season).