Spend a private day driving from Cape Town to Stellenbosch for a round of golf on an Ernie Els course, two curated wine tastings, a gourmet lunch, and an exclusive look at the Terra DelCapo vehicle collection. This VIP loop blends sport, terroir, and automotive heritage into a single, well-paced day trip.
Spend a private day driving from Cape Town to Stellenbosch for a round of golf on an Ernie Els course, two curated wine tastings, a gourmet lunch, and an exclusive look at the Terra DelCapo vehicle collection. This VIP loop blends sport, terroir, and automotive heritage into a single, well-paced day trip.
The day begins with the low sun over manicured fairways and vineyard rows—the kind of light that draws a camera and sharpens the air.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by african macaw dmc and Safaris · Stellenbosch, Western Cape
The day begins with the low sun over manicured fairways and vineyard rows—the kind of light that draws a camera and sharpens the air.
From Cape Town a chauffeured drive threads east into the Stellenbosch winelands, where rolling slopes and decomposed granite soils create the conditions for robust Bordeaux-style reds and elegant Mediterranean whites. This private, six-hour loop pairs a round at an Ernie Els–designed championship course with curated tastings at Ernie Els Wine Estate and Delair Graff, then finishes in the rarefied atmosphere of the Terra DelCapo VIP Collection and Anthonij Rupert’s tasting room.
Stellenbosch carries layered history: Cape Dutch homesteads founded in the 17th century, vineyard expansion in the 18th–19th centuries, and recent cultural renewal that welcomes design-forward cellars and small-producer experimentation. Geologically, the Helderberg and Bottelary Hills frame the valley, offering mixed clay, shale and granite terroirs that shape varietal character.
Practically, expect a relaxed but timed itinerary—hotel pickup in Cape Town, two curated tastings, a long lunch with pairings, and a private viewing of classic vehicles. Wear comfortable shoes for short vineyard walks and a smart-casual outfit for tasting rooms. Bring photo courtesy: some collections restrict photography. Hydrate—the Western Cape can be dry—and confirm any dietary or mobility needs ahead of time. Guides handle logistics and tasting fees, letting you focus on the game, the glass, and the slow, sunlit rhythm of the Cape Winelands.
easy.
6 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; light walking and standing during tastings and short course walks.
Yes—this tour includes wine tasting fees and a guided tasting at the listed estates.
The experience advertises play on an Ernie Els–designed course; confirm at booking whether a full tee time and clubs are provided or if additional arrangements are needed.
Yes—private, air-conditioned pickup and drop-off from central Cape Town accommodations is included.
Transportation is wheelchair accessible; accessibility at historic cellars and private collections may vary—advise the operator of requirements when booking.
Stellenbosch grew as a colonial agricultural center with Cape Dutch architecture; nearby Victor Verster (now Drakenstein) marks the site where Nelson Mandela spent his final imprisonment years.
The Western Cape faces water scarcity and many estates practice sustainable viticulture and water-wise landscaping—supporting producers who prioritize conservation reduces local impact.
african macaw dmc and Safaris operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The day begins with the low sun over manicured fairways and vineyard rows—the kind of light that draws a camera and sharpens the air.
The day begins with the low sun over manicured fairways and vineyard rows—the kind of light that draws a camera and sharpens the air.
From Cape Town a chauffeured drive threads east into the Stellenbosch winelands, where rolling slopes and decomposed granite soils create the conditions for robust Bordeaux-style reds and elegant Mediterranean whites. This private, six-hour loop pairs a round at an Ernie Els–designed championship course with curated tastings at Ernie Els Wine Estate and Delair Graff, then finishes in the rarefied atmosphere of the Terra DelCapo VIP Collection and Anthonij Rupert’s tasting room.
Stellenbosch carries layered history: Cape Dutch homesteads founded in the 17th century, vineyard expansion in the 18th–19th centuries, and recent cultural renewal that welcomes design-forward cellars and small-producer experimentation. Geologically, the Helderberg and Bottelary Hills frame the valley, offering mixed clay, shale and granite terroirs that shape varietal character.
Practically, expect a relaxed but timed itinerary—hotel pickup in Cape Town, two curated tastings, a long lunch with pairings, and a private viewing of classic vehicles. Wear comfortable shoes for short vineyard walks and a smart-casual outfit for tasting rooms. Bring photo courtesy: some collections restrict photography. Hydrate—the Western Cape can be dry—and confirm any dietary or mobility needs ahead of time. Guides handle logistics and tasting fees, letting you focus on the game, the glass, and the slow, sunlit rhythm of the Cape Winelands.