Guides Tours &Transport
The only and best way to discover all the diversity and depth of the Dwarsrivier Valley is with a local guide and transport. Born and bred locals have much more to offer than just a way of getting from A to B. They’ll fill you in on all the best local spots and wine tours, the history you won’t find in a textbook and intriguing tales and stories that will give you an in-depth understanding of the people and place.
News & Stories
Sip, savour and celebrate in the Dwarsrivier Valley
July 2023 You’ll be delighted to learn that Dwarsrivier is home to several award-winning food and wine experiences. The culinary offering is as diverse as
Discover Family-Friendly Delights in the Spectacular Dwarsrivier Valley
Welcome to the Dwarsrivier Valley, a captivating destination nestled in the heart of South Africa’s Cape Winelands. This enchanting region offers an array of experiences
Township & Village | Pniël on Foot
The Stellenbosch district had one of the largest slave populations in the Cape. In 1799, close to 11 000 slaves – mostly from East Africa,
Chrysanthemum Show 2023 | Words by Francois Koegelenberg
There is a beautiful place that I am lucky enough to have stayed in for a good 13 years now! It is called Pniël and
Spend a day in the Dwarsrivier Valley
When you cross over the impressive Helshoogte mountain you find yourself in the Dwarsrivier Valley. This beautiful valley is steeped in culture and history with
Dwarsrivier | A nature lovers paradise
From soft adventure to intense trail running and mountain biking, the Dwarsrivier Valley offers outdoors’ enthusiasts a depth of experiences to suit their wanderlust. Kilometres
Chrysanthemums and the Dwarsrivier Valley – An interview with Richard Williams
Growing chrysanthemums is the pride and joy of the Dwarsrivier Valley. This floral tradition and cultures dates back to the early 1900s. The Stellenbosch Horticulture
Discover the Dwarsrivier Valley
The Dwarsrivier valley named after the Dwarsrivier running through the valley is made up of the villages of Pniël, Johannesdal, Kylemore, and Languedoc and is