Ida’s Valley EBike Wine and Culture Tour

Indulge your senses on a fully-guided EBike wine adventure in Idas Valley. You’ll get to explore three local wineries, each with a captivating history and unique charm, showcasing the diverse spirit of this remarkable winemaking region. Your tour will culminate with a visit to a local shebeen (informal bar) for an unforgettable beer and braai (BBQ) experience with the locals of Ida’s Valley. This is a unique opportunity to dive into the heart of the community of Ida’s Valley and experience the area as a local. It will be sure to touch the soul.

Included

Fully Guided Tour (1 guide per 10 guests)
EBike and Helmet Rental
Bottled water & a light snack
Wine-Tasting (3 estates visited)
Lunch & Shebeen visit

Not Included

Gratuities to Guides
Any additional purchases

Tour start/end point

Ida’s Valley Community Market

Tour Start Time

10h00

Tour End Time

16h00

Activity Type

Bicycle Tour

Bicycle Type

EBike

R 1945

Per person

Calendar

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More About This Tour

Unveil the hidden gems of Ida’s Valley on this captivating wine tour. Explore four esteemed wineries, each boasting a unique story. This experience continues and goes beyond the vine with a traditional braai (BBQ) and a visit to a local shebeen (bar). Create lasting memories while indulging in exceptional wines, captivating stories, and the warmth of the Ida’s Valley community. This tour offers something for everyone!

Reviews

Trippingferret

12 Mar 2022

We are so glad we opted to take this bike tour round the wineries of lovely Franschhoek. The guiding and equipment are first class, and the leisurely way of travelling (in our case in a small group of 4) means you really see the inside of the valley. Nothing too strenuous, but at a pace that lets you breathe the air, enjoy the scenery and get away from the roads. The four stops (and 4 is enough!) are well-selected. The first, at Rickety Bridge, is close to the start (so a chance to make sure the bikes are ok - mine had a slight issue and was quickly replaced - top service!) and the wine at this estate is very good indeed. Next on the gravel out to La Bri, one of the oldest in the valley, and with a wonderful view from the tasting balcony. Good combo of reds and biltong (or chocolate!). Next on to Mont Rochelle for more wines and the most incredible lunch basket that totally exceeded all expectations. The final stop was at Grande Provence, with its stunning sculpture collection and MCC with oysters in the shade. A perfect way to end. All in all, a superb day out. We will be telling all our friends to give the crowded tram a miss and do the Franschhoek valley in the environmentally friendly way! Totally recommended!