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Worcester Dam, Western Cape, South Africa

Worcester: The scenic town of Worcester is reached by road through either the Huguenot Tunnel or by driving on spectacular mountain passes. This charming town is on Route 62, the longest wine route in the world, and offers visitors award-winning wines. Worcester is part of the beautiful Cape Winelands, surrounded by the majestic mountains and lush green valleys of the Western Cape. This is the biggest wine producing town in South Africa, home to many popular brands. Just over an hour's drive from Cape Town, Worcester is well worth the trip up the N1. If you are traveling south from the Karoo, you wil travel along some spectacular mountain passes just before you reach Worcester. The Worcester Wine & Olive Route, with its 12 wine cellars and Willow Creek Olive Estates has developed into a route with distinction: Wine Cellars: we are proud to have the Best Value Wine Cellar overall • WINNER of the Diners Club Winemaker of the Year 2013 - Arendskloof Tannat/Syrah 2011 • 5 Star Platter Wine Award • Best Chenin Blanc wines in the 2014 Classic Wine Top Six: Albertus Viljoen Chenin 2012 - 5 Star winner, Alvi's Drift Chenin 2013 - 4 star • Grand Wine Producer of the Year Cellar...and much more! Olive Estates: with numerous international awards the olive oils on the Route compare to the best in the world. A variety of excellent olive products can be bought at the three olive estates. We invite you to come and taste our wines and olive products and enjoy a sumptuous meal afterwards at one of the restaurants, deli or bistro’s on the route. For the adventurous there are many exciting activities: fishing, 4 x 4 routes, boating, canoeing, hiking trails and mountain biking. Video by : www.aerialpicture.co.za Facebook:   / aerialpictureandvideo   Twitter:   / aerialpicturesa   Google + : https://plus.google.com/1107436367645...