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Discover the best top things to do in Malmesbury, South Africa including Dragonridge Garagiste Winery, Marksman’s Nest, Malmesbury Museum, Bill&Co. Swartland Street Market, Splentour International, Craftart Africa, Malmesbury Golf Club.
Restaurants in Malmesbury
1. Dragonridge Garagiste Winery
2. Marksman’s Nest
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
An outdoor shooting range in a secluded valley on a private farm 3km out of Malmesbury (70km from Cape Town), The Marksman’s Nest Firearms Training Centre & Shooting Range is managed by Geoffrey Coetzee, a former Mechanised Infantry Officer and Company Commander with 1 South African Infantry Battalion Have fun whilst improving skills through repetition training & coaching in a safe learning environment. We have various shooting packages, a wide range of firearms & ammunition and professional firearms coaches. New members, day visitors, groups and team builds are welcome. Advance booking is essential.
3. Malmesbury Museum
4. Bill&Co. Swartland Street Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
Bill&Co. Swartland Street Market is a Swartland destination in the middle of the old business centre of Malmesbury. We celebrate the beautiful wines from the region and all the wonderful locally farmed products. Part of our offering is a Swartland driven wine bar, wine shop, bistro, bakery and deli. Weekend famers markets, food and wine tastings, functions, weddings and day to day lunch and dinners from Marvel Bistro and Bakery.
5. Splentour International
We are a touring agency based in South-Africa. We offer private luxury experiences, from wine day tours to Kruger National Park Packages! For more information, please visit our website, it will be live from 1 February 2019
6. Craftart Africa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By wayneshandro - Calgary, Canada
My wife and I visited a Craftart physical site near Stellenbosch, SA in late 2019 where we bought a number of small local memento's of our SA trip. Unfortunately, about 1 year later I lost a leather bracelet that I had purchased. I went online to the Craftart.Africa site and communicated with Sue H. , about the possibility of me getting a replacement bracelet. After several back and forth communications, Sue was nice enough to arrange for a replacement bracelet to be secured, she investigated my options/prices for delivery, she actually posted the item to me, and six weeks or so later it arrived in my post box in Canada! When I contacted Sue to talk about how I would then pay her for the bracelet, and the postage (and other costs), she refused any payment! She claimed it was because it had taken so long. But she was just being extremely nice to me! In these times where many are simply trying to survive Covid, businesses are simply trying to survive economically during these difficult times, etc., Sue clearly went way above what I would have expected from any business venture. And that is after payment would normally have been made to the business. Sue absorbed all of my customer costs, as well as the costs of her time. I want to publicly thank Sue for her kindness and wonderful customer support, and to encourage others to check out her online shopping site, or to visit an actual Craftart location. Sue, and her business, has certainly gained my respect and sincere gratitude for how she treated me. Wayne S. Calgary, Canada
7. Malmesbury Golf Club
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