Du Toitskloof Wine Cellar is a member of the Breedekloof Wine Route, South Africa’s youngest wine route. The Breedekloof area forms of the majestic Breede River Valleyand is only 90 km from Cape Town. The journey there through the spectacular Du Toitskloof Pass will stay with you for a long time. Pieter du Toit, a descendant of the French Huguenots that arrived at the Cape in 1688, established a cattle post in the Breedekloof area in 1716. Part of the area of the Breedekloof is known as Goudini, which is derived from the Khoi-San word meaning “wild honey”. It is from these influences, that combine the Cape’s Huguenot wine-making heritage with the Khoi-San’s harmony with nature, that a perfect blend of fine wine and outdoor adventure has evolved. The area is a haven for adventurous spirits in search of the ultimate adrenaline rush or on a journey to discover nature’s beautiful scenery. Activities include trout fishing, hiking and mountaineering, mountain biking, horse riding, bird-watching and 4x4 trails. Visit the Breede Kloof tourism website www.breedekloof.com for more information on accommodations, activities and getting around.