Poured, plated and produced – Santam Swartland Wine and Olive Route comes to Cape Town.Join the winemakers and producers of the region at the their annual Swartland Country Market at the Kirstenbosch Stone Cottages, off Rhodes Drive, Cape Town.

Your opportunity to “try and buy” and then make plans to travel along this unique wine tourism route. What can be poured, plated or produced is on sale so join us as and discover this un-spoilt area which offers lots of surprises and a rich selection of food and wine. The Country Market shows off the route at its best mingling superior wines, home- made produce and more.

This Boutique Market in the Heart of the Swartland, only an hour’s drive from Cape Town on the N7, offers handmade and home-grown crafts, foods and wine! Delicious goodies to eat and talented crafters and local artists with unique handmade wares get together every first Saturday of the month at Ottilia’s to show off their wares to locals and visitors alike.

This market takes place at Ottilia’s Wine Bar & Deli on the new De Stalle Centre premises at 69 Long Street in Moorreesburg, offering a warm fireplace in the back courtyard on those chilly winters days!

This is a true Village market offering handmade and home grown crafts and foods. Baskets leave laden with a multitude of delicious goodies to eat and talented crafters and local artists with unique handmade wares get together in a peaceful, outdoor environment where visitors make friends and locals catch up. This market (the old Funky Fresh market) has been going for 15 years and now has a new banner to fly as The Village Market in Riebeek West.

With winter beginning to draw to a close and spring around the corner, Groote Post will be re-opening their popular country markets for the new season. First up is their ‘Spring Market’ on Sunday 27th August (from 10h00 until 15h00), followed by monthly markets on 24th September, 29th October, 26th November and 17th December (Christmas Market).