Our Valley of Abundance...
Surrounded by a bowl of mountains and nestling in a fertile valley, Tulbagh is the fourth oldest town in the country, set in the Cape Winelands within easy driving range from Cape Town. Charming Church Street features no less than 32 national monuments and four museums - people often visit to trace their ancestry buried in the cemeteries, admire the architectural heritage so beautifully restored post the 1969 earthquake, or simply take a step back into the ambience of yesteryear.
Tulbagh has numerous restaurants to suit every taste and pocket, plus a multi-award winning wine route, dried fruit, handcrafted cheese and chocolates. Several festivals, events and pop-ups take place regularly - check the tourism websites. The surrounding countryside and mountain passes present endless photographic opportunities and a wonderful tractor ride up Oudekloof offers sight of seven Boland towns simultaneously. Activities include hiking, fishing, bird watching and for the more adventurous thrills such as horse riding, zip-lining, mountain biking and trail running. Naturally Tulbagh is also wedding town, with a dozen venues each more lovely than the last.
Visit the Tulbagh Tourism, Wolseley Tourism and Ceres Tourism websites for more information.
Tulbagh has numerous restaurants to suit every taste and pocket, plus a multi-award winning wine route, dried fruit, handcrafted cheese and chocolates. Several festivals, events and pop-ups take place regularly - check the tourism websites. The surrounding countryside and mountain passes present endless photographic opportunities and a wonderful tractor ride up Oudekloof offers sight of seven Boland towns simultaneously. Activities include hiking, fishing, bird watching and for the more adventurous thrills such as horse riding, zip-lining, mountain biking and trail running. Naturally Tulbagh is also wedding town, with a dozen venues each more lovely than the last.
Visit the Tulbagh Tourism, Wolseley Tourism and Ceres Tourism websites for more information.