South Africa’s most popular tourist destination offers the urban thrills of Cape Town, its adjacent wine country and an aura of the rich political history of South Africa. The Overberg's perfect whale-watching perches provide excitement of a different nature. The Garden Route's lakes and forests and the Klein Karoo's ostrich-farming towns and vineyards present another take on the Cape. For extra kicks, try bungee jumping or cage-diving among Great Whites.
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
Weekly fresh and organic farmers' market, deli and coffee shop. Open on Saturdays 10:00 - 14:00.
What a lovely gem and truly worth a regular visit. So happy to have found this wonderful weekly market by accident this Saturday morning. The fresh produce looked amazing and drew us in, only to find the most delectable looking bread, pastries, pies, cheeses, meats, condiments, jams, spices...the list goes on. Everything looked so fresh and inviting that we ended up with 3x boxes of goodies. Will most certainly be back.
5.0 based on 9 reviews
At Franschhoek Village Market we are all about good food and drink, quality craft, soulful music and good times under the Oak trees. We have a play area for the children and your furry friend is more than welcome on a leash. We trade every Saturday from 09am to 3pm, weather permitting.
…...After our scrumptious breakfast and wandering the streets of Franschhoek we can across the Franschhoek Village Market, what an interesting experience to see so many stalls selling anything from African print materials to different-lii priced jewellery. Don’t talk about the countless number of food stalls even a coffee-truck and a bus-bookshop. They have a smokers corner where you can sit and enjoy your cigarette or pipe. The vibe is live-lii with the live entertainment offered. If you are in the area and have lots of time on hand please make a point of popping in to browse or to buy……NB! They have their Covid-19 Safety Policy in place “No Mask” No entree and before you enter they Spray your hands with Hand Sanitiser and your Temperature is taken so it very safe…….
5.0 based on 41 reviews
Awesome vibe and so many delicious options for breakfast or lunch, lovely shaded areas to sit and eat
4.5 based on 452 reviews
Wild Oats is a local farmers and food market open every Saturday morning until 12 noon. We are located on the western outskirts of Sedgefield at the turnoff to Sedgefield Island. An award winning Garden Route landmark we are not to be confused with the Scarab Craft Market to the far east of Engen Petrol Station or the Mosaic Flea Market across the road from Wild Oats. As a food market, our open times are limited due to the short shelf-life of many of our LOCALLY PRODUCED products which include: Free-range chicken, beef, pork and lamb, free-range eggs, multiple cheese, dairy and baked products including fresh gouda, cheddar, blue-cheeses... milk, fresh fish, fruits, free-range & organic vegetables in season, many traditional and exotic bottled goods, organic olives, berries, rusks, koeksisters, biltong & wors, famous artisan breads, award-winning cheesecakes and goats cheeses... and on and on and on. Also a fabulous range of hot-off-the-grill breakfasts, coffees, teas and fresh-squeeze juices and smoothies. FOOD HEAVEN! Come face-to-face with our local food producers every Saturday morning, come rain or shine.
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4.5 based on 43 reviews
Earth Fair Market is a food and shopping market located in Tokai. Our market facilitates 110 other small LOCAL businesses over the period of our 3 trading days. Our vendors range from burgers and pizza to nuts, flowers, and fresh fruit and vegetables. We aim to bring the community and local businesses together. We strive to create a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere where locals can do fresh produce shopping while enjoying breakfast, lunch, or dinner with a craft beer.
EFM is the perfect place to grab a healthy delicious meal or snack, craft beer or souvenir to take home. There is a friendly, welcoming atmosphere which makes it somewhere I will certainly be returning to in the future. R
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Open every Saturday from 8-12 noon. Mouth watering breakfast and a broad selection of delicious foods and drinks served and eaten under the shade of a mighty oak tree. Interesting and creative, the crafts make lovely gifts. Gentle music contributes to a most relaxing morning. GPS S34.03893 E23.24192
Get there before 8am on a Saturday to walk/run 5km through the scenic neighbouring farms where you will see ostriches and some happy cows. Then head to the market for breakfast or a snack. Lovely breads, macaroons, pancakes, fresh produce, gorgeous flowers, sand art station for the kids, 2nd hand books, dream catchers, arts and crafts. Music playing and lots of benches. Very popular over December but can accommodate big numbers.
4.5 based on 101 reviews
This Saturday market was highly recommended to us and after our visit we understand why. Superior market goods, great dining options including the outstanding food market. Would have loved to bring things home, but Australia's customs regulation frown on this.
4.5 based on 96 reviews
** CLOSED for Winter | Reopening Sunday 1 September '19** Situated on the stunningly scenic and historic Lourensford Wine Estate, we didn’t have to add much to appeal to all the senses. When visiting, you are spoiled with sprawling lawns, majestic trees and newly landscaped, award-winning gardens with an interactive fountain. A rare and special space to soak up all of nature’s beauty! Add to that our vibrant market, boasting with more than 70 permanent stalls, as well as a number of Pop-ups to ensure an interesting mix. Housed in a permanent u-shaped structure with both a modern and rustic feel – it is unlike any other market space around. Quality products are our first priority and when strolling from vendor to vendor, you will find everything from delectable food, uniquely handmade wares and original art, to organic, locally sourced, artisanal produce. The Estate’s superb wine collection alongside ABRU craft beer, complement the inevitable festive atmosphere.
Wine tasting, excellent restaurants, wonderful gardens, play areas for the young ones, a food market, art gallery, a water fountain in which the kids are allowed to play on a sunny day, makes Lourensford THE place to visit.
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