Top Things to do in Constantia
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The 10 Best Things to do in Constantia, Western Cape
Discover the best top things to do in Constantia, South Africa including Constantia Valley, Groot Constantia, Buitenverwachting, Constantia Glen Winery, Steenberg Vineyards, Klein Constantia, Beau Constantia, High Constantia Wine Cellar, Constantia Uitsig Wine Estate, Eagles Nest Wine.
Restaurants in Constantia
1. Constantia Valley
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 129 reviews
The Constantia Valley has an appeal that offers something of interest to everyone, from award winning restaurants offering, luxurious boutique hotel accommodation with spa’s as well as quant B&B’s. There are beautiful greenbelts to walk on, shops to explore, a brilliant zip lining adventure, mountain biking, horse riding, unique shops and a wine farms.
Reviewed By atholc142 - Cape Town, South Africa
We recommend you take a trip to some of the wine estates great wine tasting great service & the best wines in South Africa
2. Groot Constantia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,541 reviews
Groot Constantia is South Africa's oldest wine producing estate, (est: 1685). Situated 20 minutes from the Cape Town CBD and one of Cape Town's Big 7 tourist attractions, Groot Constantia is a must visit for the whole family. With two outstanding restaurants, Jonkershuis and Simon's, wine tastings, chocolate and wine pairing, cellar tours and a museum that reminds one of a bygone era, this beautiful historic winery is a popular attraction that exudes natural beauty. Groot Constantia can also be reached hoping on City Sightseeing's Wine Bus.
Reviewed By enhancehungwe - Masvingo, Zimbabwe
If you get in capetown and never visit this place , you havent enjoyed . You will enjoy the scenic view , history of the estate as well as wine tasitng . Use the hop on hope off tour bus with the blue line to visit this site
3. Buitenverwachting
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By RoBertie - Pleasanton, United States
This is a very family friendly winery that offers outdoor seating and treats. The tasting room is an old Dutch Colonial Manor house and it is the oldest winers in the area (early 1600's). The wines are good and servers knowledgeable, but mostly it's just a relaxing place with a large lawn.
4. Constantia Glen Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 703 reviews
One of the jewels of the Constantia Wine Valley, South Africa's oldest wine producing region situated less than 20 minutes from Cape Town City Center. It is situated off Main Road on the saddle below Constantia Nek. Constantia Glen wine tasting facility offers a sweeping view form their tasting room amidst the vineyards, which is a rare pleasure. The wine tasting room is open from 10:00 - 20:00 on Fridays & Saturdays and 10:00 - 17:00 from Sunday - Thursday every week.
Reviewed By Alex89315G
This was our second visit to Constantia - the first was last January and we were delighted to find that the wine and food were every bit as good as we remembered. We had excellent advice from Cathy, who looked after us extremely well. The Flammkuchen was delicious, as was the smoked trout platter and her knowledgeable information throughout our wine tasting was was very helpful. Naturally, we came away rather more burdened with wine than we intended!
5. Steenberg Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 231 reviews
The oldest registered farm in the Cape, Steenberg Vineyards produces a range of much-loved wines through a process of environmentally considerate and dedicated winemaking. From vine to bottle, Steenberg's wines are primed to produce an experience that evokes the unique terroir of the estate. Steenberg Vineyards produces a variety of wines, including Methode Cap Classique, Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Shiraz, Nebbiolo and the ICON wine Magna Carta.
Reviewed By rolands286 - Graz, Austria
Fantastic wine tasting - beautiful ambience and a very helpful and professional waiter. We made two different tastings and all wines very extrem good. Sorry that we had the bad experience with the bistro around the corner.
6. Klein Constantia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 183 reviews
Dating back to 1685 and described as one of the world’s most beautiful wine estates, Klein Constantia is set amidst ancient trees on the upper foothills of the Constantiaberg, with views across False Bay. The perfect location for cool climate wines, Klein Constantia produces some of South Africa’s top wines, including one of the world’s best natural sweet wines, Vin de Constance.
Reviewed By turneraw - Versailles, United States
Marvelous, very modern winery. Make sure you take the guided tour, which is excellent. We've tasted wines all over the world, and the tour here is the best we've ever taken. Wines are pricey but wonderful.
7. Beau Constantia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 598 reviews
Beau Constantia is a boutique wine farm situated very high up on the Constantia Mountains where meticulous attention to detail in the vineyard leads to distinctive handcrafted wines.
Reviewed By 954matthewi - Lisburn, United Kingdom
Spent a relaxing couple of hours tasting some of the beautiful wines produced at beau Constanta. The servers were attentive and knowledgeable about their products and the cheese/charcuterie board was a perfect accompaniment along with the stunning views over their 11 hectares.
8. High Constantia Wine Cellar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By michaelh242 - South Carolina, United States
We drive by this small winery based on a recommendation and enjoyed a very nice and competent tasting of their wines. Especially the reds were excellent and we bought a bottle for the following evening. Very nice and competent.
9. Constantia Uitsig Wine Estate
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By july1959 - Appia SS 7, Italy
Having visited this lovely wine estate in January (as part of a 65th birthday celebration month) we couldnt resist another visit during our December Christmas visit and this time I took my sister and her husband who were visiting Cape Town for the first time. While the men went off to sample local beers we settled down to enjoy the 5 wine tasting. Staff are very knowledgable about the wines the estate produces, so much so that we bought several bottles of our favourite which was the Sauvignon. why do we return to this winery every time we travel to Cape Town? simply the location is spectacular and in addition to wine tasting the estate offers an artisan community of diverse produce- Beer-Sushi-Ice Cream -Coffee-handmade Chocolates and a lovely Bistro all located within a row of small of cottages in the grounds. I already know that I will be buying wine again when I visit at Christmas 2020.
10. Eagles Nest Wine
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 272 reviews
Eagles' Nest is cradled in the secluded Constantia Valley on some of the steepest vineyards in South Africa, allowing for the creation of rare, distinct and exceptional wines. From vintage to vintage, the wines consistently express the characteristics of each cultivar, giving a rounded complex structure with quality throughout. Quality and consistency is paramount at Eagles' Nest. Our unique terroir combines with a passionate attention to detail in the vineyards, yields fruit that is crafted into wines which epitomise elegance, finesse and complexity.
Reviewed By R8081WXadamk - Staffordshire, United Kingdom
We used the red bus tour to drop us off at the gates of Eagles nest. We walked up the driveway to be greated by a lovely smiley lady and "BEAR"(the dog) fast asleep. We were invited in for a tasting but declined. We did stop and have a glass of wine and some great SA delicacies. We were also greated by BEARS friends IZZY AND TEDDY. These just add to the perfect feel of the place. Unfortunately we only had a small backsack otherwise these dogs may have come back to the UK with us. Thanks for the wonderful look into the vineyard and a warm welcome.
