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What to do and see in McGregor, Western Cape: The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day
Discover the best top things to do in McGregor, South Africa including Edna Fourie Gallery, Tanagra Winery & Distillery, Millstone Pottery, Lord's Wines, Bemind Wines.
Restaurants in McGregor
1. Edna Fourie Gallery
2. Tanagra Winery & Distillery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
TANAGRA is an idyllic wine farm close to McGregor and part of the Robertson Wine Route and Route 62. We offer comfortable Self Catering farm accommodation in well appointed guest cottages, and produce handcrafted wines (with focus on certified Single Vineyard wines) and stylish Grappa, Eau de Vie and Fruit liqueurs in our boutique distillery.
Reviewed By bfirnrohr - Munich, Germany
We had a very delightful and relaxing stay at Tanagra Garden Cottage. Hosts are great and accomodating with everything. Wines are excellent too.
3. Millstone Pottery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By 36olivec - Lytham St Anne's, United Kingdom
a short stroll from the main drag and you come upon this pottery....the place is bursting with beautifully crafted wood fired and salt glazed porcelain and stoneware....some of the creations are simply stunning....unusual takes on everyday ware as well as pieces designed to be shown off in their own space.....it's a bit pricey but each piece is unique....just pop in and take a look....
4. Lord's Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Lord's Wines was established in 2006 where viticulturist, Jacie Oosthuizen, turned his love for wine and cricket into a cellar. The whole concept is based on the Lord's cricket ground in London. High up on the northern slopes of the mountains surrounding Robertson, in the lush Mc Gregor valley, you will stumble across a gravel road that will lead you on the road to nowhere. At the end of this striking rainbow, you will find Lord’s Wines, cradled amidst fynbos and Proteas. At 500m above sea level, where the vineyards are the highest in the Robertson Valley, a breathtaking panoramic view made the call to establish Lord’s. This cooler climate and real terroir, where nature’s bounty has chosen high altitude for cooler temperatures, where sun, water, soil and slopes are melded, work in perfect harmony to produce cultivars like Pinot Noir, Shiraz and Chardonnay.
Reviewed By KarlEngelbrecht - Plattekloof, South Africa
What a beautiful setting and a warm, friendly reception. The service was excellent (thanks Chandre), the Pinot Noir superb and the food delicious. We will definitely be back
5. Bemind Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By 844christob
Bemind was a very pleasant surprise. Their Cinsault and MCC is something special. The lady that presented the wine tasting was friendly and very knowledgeable about the wine and history of Bemind. Don't miss it when you visit this lovey little town.
