What You Will Do
The Luxury EBike Tour is a gentle, 20km (12mi) guided
cycle adventure designed to ignite the senses. The
gourmet culinary experience and exquisite
surroundings make this a truly exclusive Franschhoek
EBike tour. Expect to visit four unique wine estates. And
indulge in boutique wine tastings, food pairings and
gourmet country picnic that will leave your soul happy
and your taste buds content.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
Basse Provence Guest House at Rickety Bridge, 45 Main Road, Franschhoek
1
Rickety Bridge Winery
1 hour
Rickety Bridge Winery is a historic Franschhoek wine estate. Situated in the famous Franschhoek Valley, which is known as the food and wine capital of South Africa, the Rickety Bridge winery is nestled against the hillside overlooking vineyards and majestic Mountains.
2
La Bri Estate
1 hour
Established in the late 17th century, La Bri has been a source of fine wines for many years. Surrounded by approximately fifteen hectares of vineyards, besides a river, at the foot of the Franschhoek mountains, La Bri is a small, quiet, very beautiful place. Applying traditional & modern methods, this wine farm is known for its superior quality wine that embodies all that is unique to La Bri.
3
Grande Provence Wine Estate - The Winery
1 hour
Sitting in the magnificent Franschhoek Valley in South Africa’s Western Cape, her lush vines spread across 47-acres with gentle vistas over the valley floor, with the rugged mountains beyond. This is heartland South African wine country at its very finest.
4
Mont Rochelle
1 hour
The grounds at Mont Rochelle cover 39 hectares (about 100 acres) and you’re welcome to go exploring. There are two restaurants, a cosy bar, a spa, a gym and a heated outdoor pool. That’s not forgetting a 37-hectare vineyard and wine cellar of course!
5
The Huguenot Memorial Monument
The monument dedicated to the cultural influences that Huguenots have brought to the Cape Colony after their immigration during the 17th and 18th centuries.
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