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Constantia – Just south of Table Mountain, Constantia is an easy drive from the city. |
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 Groot Constantia, South Africa’s largest and oldest vineyard, is a good one-stop wine estate experience with kids. This Cape Dutch estate set in a scenic valley has an open-air, garden restaurant perfect for families. |
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Porter Estate Produce Market – Open every Saturday mornings, this outdoor market features artisan breads, honey, free range lamb, local and mostly organic produce and hand-crafts. Plus, you can sit-down for farm-style breakfast (or “brekkie”) with plenty of kids' activities to keep the children busy. |
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Stellenbosch – Oak-tree lined streets and South Africa’s premier Afrikaans university set the tone for this town located in a fertile valley flanked by tall mountains. Like a European city centered around the town green, Stellenbosch is a great place to get out and walk around. The Fishmonger on Ryneveld Street is a small, open-air seafood restaurant ideal for families. |
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For a scenic dining experience just up the mountain from Stellenbosch, the Tokara wine and olive estate has a rustic climbing structure kids play area and their deli is a great breakfast destination. |
