Winelands

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Here you will find unique conference and function venues surrounded by picturesque vineyards and majestic mountains all within one hour from Cape Town city centre.

The rich heritage, wine estates, cuisine and historical buildings found in Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl make the Cape Winelands a great destination for interactive team building activities.

Somerset West Conference
Somerset West Conference

Third largest conference location in the Cape Winelands, this venue is conveniently located 20 minutes from Cape Town international airport

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Franschhoek Conference
Franschhoek Conference

Unparalleled views of the Franschhoek Mountains, make this peaceful conference venue with 79 hotel rooms the perfect setting for a strategic getaway.

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Devon Valley Conference
Devon Valley Conference

This 50 roomed Conference Hotel in the Devon Valley near Stellenbosch is surrounded by vineyards and offers one of the most tranquil settings in the Winelands.

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Boschendal Retreat
Boschendal Retreat

Reconnect with your team on this secluded retreat. Spectacular surroundings, a relaxed atmosphere and plenty of varied conference and chill out spaces to enjoy.

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Helderberg Conference
Helderberg Conference

Embraced by history, this conference venue with 54 bedrooms is set amidst tranquil gardens and cobbled walkways in the heart of the Helderberg in Somerset West.

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WINELANDS

Here you will find unique conference and function venues surrounded by picturesque vineyards and majestic mountains.

OVERBERG

Wild yet comfortable, convenient yet far, peaceful yet busy...the perfect destination for city slickers who yearn for the outdoors..

CAPE TOWN

The city is an exciting and vibrant destination with a wide choice of unique venues for both conferencing and functions.

CAPE PENINSULA

With wide open spaces, beaches, and fresh air, it’s no wonder the Peninsula is known as the “Playground of the Cape”.