Looking for an immersive taste of South Africa’s famous winelands? A new walking tour takes guests on foot through the world-famous vineyards of Constantia, delving deep into the Cape’s winemaking history while offering a sip and a swirl of this scenic valley’s leading cellars.

A new guided tour through the Constantia Wine Valley is an absolute favourite for a few reasons. It ticks a lot of boxes, something to consider before choosing an activity from the hundreds of options in the Mother City. Beautiful scenery? Check. Delicious (and award-winning) wine? Double-check. Getting the low-down on each of the historic wine farms? You betcha. Food to match? Of course!

In proud partnership with the Constantia Wine Route, this vine-walk is the brainchild of Matt Sterne, adventurer, explorer and all-round nice guy. An accredited tour guide, he now focuses his years of worldly travel knowledge and experience into a niche al-fresco experience that will leave you hungry (and thirsty!) for more.

Recognised globally as a premier wine destination, Cape Town boasts a rich tapestry of vineyards where the iconic Constantia Wine Valley proudly holds the title of the oldest wine-producing region in the Southern Hemisphere. It’s a fitting location for the new Constantia Wine Walk, which provides guests the opportunity to savour the region’s finest wines while exploring the historic and breath-taking surroundings.

Founder Matt Sterne is an archive of information, and he weaves the story of Cape wine as the walk weaves through the vineyards of the Constantia Valley. South African wine has a fascinating history, tied together by colonists, freed slaves, writers and even royalty.

There are three reasons to go on the Constantia Wine Walk: a beautiful stroll, intriguing history, and fabulous tastings.