Cedar Point 5E is a self-catering house with lovely lake views nestled in the Pearl Valley Golf Estate located in Paarl. The town is known for its scenic countryside beauty, excellent wineries, trendy coffee shops, incredible architecture, and fruit growing heritage. The estate is also centrally located within easy reach of Franschhoek and Stellenbosch in the Boland.

The tastefully furnished house comprises 3 air-conditioned bedrooms with 3 bedrooms, and it can accommodate up to 6 guests a time. All the bedrooms are furnished with twin single beds which can be converted to a king-size bed. Each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom fitted with either a bath and shower, or a shower only.

The kitchen is well-equipped to include a fridge-freezer, stove, oven, microwave, and dishwasher. A breakfast counter with bar stools is also available.

The living area features a gas fireplace, TV with DStv, cosy lounge suite as well as an 8-seater dining table, and it opens onto a private patio which has a built-in gas braai.

Secure parking is provided on the property.

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Cedar Point 5E

From flat-topped Table Mountain down to the blue waters of Table Bay, Cape Town is simply stunning, but the city doesn&#39;t thrive by its looks alone. Proudly multicultural, its flourishing arts, dining, and nightlife scenes are proof of this modern metropolis&#39; creativity and innovative spirit.

Given that it is home to a kaleidoscope of cultures, Cape Town is by far the most multicultural city in South Africa. This diversity is reflected in the city&#39;s vibrant festival, culinary, and music sectors. But it&#39;s crucial to comprehend what Cape Town has gone through in order to appreciate it more for what it is today. A festering wound has been created by the decades of racial and economic oppression brought on by apartheid. The District Six Museum and Nelson Mandela&#39;s jail cell on Robben Island are two places where visitors may learn more about Cape Town&#39;s sad undertone, despite the fact that most tourists only see the city&#39;s stunning beaches and lively restaurant scene.

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Get immersed in the incredible evolution of South Africa’s automobile ranges though the years, on display for all at Franschhoek Motor Museum, in the Western Cape’s spectacular Winelands region. As holiday guests take in the stunning surroundings or vineyards and valleys, this awe-inspiring Motor Museum has earned its place among the areas top tourist destinations, never failing to disappoint and always remaining educational and captivating to visitors.

The Franschhoek Motor Museum is considered the country’s best motor museum, displaying century old vehicles that seemingly transport visitors to a time and place that has long since departed. The exquisite detail and fine works of craftsmanship that went into creating these motor vehicles are evident and inspirational, through the motor museums collective display of motorcycles, bicycles, cars and memorabilia in the grand setting of L’Ormarins. The entire collection of vehicles at the Franschhoek Motor Museum exceeds 220, with more than 80 exhibits available to view and enjoy at any given time. Some of the vehicles forming part of the impressive portfolio include the Ferrari 250 SWB Berlinetta, The Mercedez Benz 540K Cabriolet and also the Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 SS. Admission prices for this museum are kept affordable in order for locals and international tourists to experience and delight in the Franschhoek Motor Museum, which has earned the acclaimed ‘Certificate of Excellence” award from Trip Advisor. Visits to this exemplary motor museum should be planned ahead of time, welcoming young and old all through the year to discover our country’s interesting motoring history through visual and narrative paths. This museum is open by appointment only, usually made between 10 am and 3 pm.

Franschhoek Motor Museum

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Franschoek, the French corner of the Cape, is located in one of the world&#39;s most picturesque wine valleys, only 45 minutes from Cape Town and within 30 minutes of the Stellenbosch, Paarl, Wellington and Somerset West wine routes. One would find it difficult to argue against the claim that this historically French town is the nation&#39;s cuisine and wine center. There are nearly 30 wine cellars and more than 28 restaurants to select from for your dining experience, which is home to eight of the top 100 restaurants in the country. The town of Franschoek is home to a superb selection of eateries and coffee shops, as well as art and antique shops and galleries. It is simple to spend a day here and it is a great starting point for exploring other wine routes and the Four Passes Fruit Route, of which Franschoek is also a part. For those who are more active, there are a number of hiking paths in the nearby mountains.

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A complimentary herb salad with fresh farm baked bread is offered to all guests on arrival at Bistro at Allee Bleue. A French inspired little restaurant with a unique menu guaranteed to tantalize the palate of any connoisseur. The menu is filled with hearty meals such as venison burgers with sautéed wild mushroom and thyme, sweet potato chips topped with homemade chili mayo and the comprehensive cheese, bread and pesto platter for two to name but a few.

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Fyndraai at Solms Delta is a restaurant that is focused on serving only the best of Cape cuisine. A restaurant that promises no embellishments, no superfluities and only the best service accompanied by dishes that are close to the heart of all South Africans. Fyndraai restaurant is the oasis of genuine Cape culinary cuisine.

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