Tulbagh · Western Cape
Oudekloof Wine Estate
Oudekloof Wine Estate is a wine farm in Tulbagh, Western Cape. About 97 km from Cape Town.
Tulbagh · Western Cape
Oudekloof Wine Estate is a wine farm in Tulbagh, Western Cape. About 97 km from Cape Town.
Oudekloof Wine Estate lies at the foot of the historic Oudekloof Pass on the Winterhoek / Waveren approach to Tulbagh—about 110 km from Cape Town with wide valley views. Member copy on Tulbagh Tourism describes nearly 300 years of farm legacy and a visitor mix of accommodation, wine tasting, scenic tractor rides, walks, and views.
Treat this listing carefully: the estate’s own websites have been unreliable at research time, so phone before you travel.
Until a live official visit page is restored, prefer:
1. Direct phone / email confirmation 2. Tulbagh Tourism member page for Oudekloof Wine Estate 3. Tulbagh Wine Route listing (note its hours differ—see below)
Do not invent tasting tariffs, restaurant menus, or fixed tractor prices from blogs.
LekkeSlaap-style coordinates associated with the farm in research notes: approximately -33.2682, 19.0748 (use only as a map hint; confirm driveway access when you call).
Tulbagh Tourism member page:
Tulbagh Wine Route listing:
These do not match. Call +27 82 440 9459 the morning you intend to visit. Do not publish one set as definitive without estate confirmation.
Claimed on tourism / wine-route member text:
Restaurant / market: not verified on a live official estate page at research time—omit from itineraries. Older visitor comments online have even claimed tasting/restaurant closures; that is why a phone call is mandatory.
The historic Oudekloof Pass once served as a gateway for settlers into the fertile valley. Tourism copy for the scenic tractor experience describes stops along the pass, Tulbagh and Swartland views, and fynbos / protea interest for birders—often with wine and snacks as part of the marketed outing. Treat departure times on the tourism page as seasonal guidance and reconfirm weather, group size, and whether wine tasting is included that day.
Unlike Saronsberg or Montpellier, Oudekloof does not currently present a stable self-serve tariff page. Tourism hours, wine-route hours, and anecdotal visitor reports can all diverge. A two-minute call to +27 82 440 9459 or email to reservations@oudekloofwineestate.co.za protects a long dirt-road drive. Ask specifically whether wine tasting, accommodation, and/or the scenic tractor ride are operating on your date—and whether any restaurant offering is open at all.
Carry cash/card flexibility and a charged phone—signal and road conditions vary in foothill valleys. Combine with Winterhoek Road neighbours only after each farm confirms open status. Expect gravel approaches near the pass; allow extra drive time from town and from other Winterhoek / Waveren farms.
No Facebook / Instagram / YouTube URLs were taken from a live official estate footer at research time—do not invent social links. Prefer Tulbagh Tourism member contacts over third-party OTAs when hours conflict.
Place Oudekloof as a foothill / pass stop rather than a Church Street walk-in. Build extra buffer for gravel access, confirm open status the same morning, and treat tractor rides as a booked activity—not a spontaneous add-on after a closed tasting room. If your group only wants a guaranteed published tariff tasting, choose another Tulbagh cellar first and keep Oudekloof as a phone-confirmed bonus stop.
Not reliably at research date (2026-10-01). Phone or email instead of trusting web hours alone.
Tourism and wine-route pages disagree. Call +27 82 440 9459 to confirm the day you travel.
No reliable official tariff was extractable from a live estate site—ask when booking.
Scenic tractor rides are advertised via Tulbagh Tourism member pages for Oudekloof / Oudekloof Pass—book and confirm separately; seasonal Saturday windows are listed there.
No. Restaurant/market not verified on a live official page—do not plan a meal stop here without estate confirmation.
Tulbagh Tourism: up historic Oudekloof Pass with stops; fynbos/wine & snacks; Summer Sat afternoon 18:00 & by arrangement; Winter Sat morning 09:00 & afternoon 16:30; tulbaghtractorride1@gmail.com.
Details on the farm website ↗SA-Venues / SafariNow self-catering: labourers’ cottages & Sunbird House (3-bed + private pool); sample rates Blue R950 / Green–Teal R1 350 / Red R1 500 / Sunbird House R4 900 pn (2 sharing basis; min stay often 2 nights). Named walk-in tasting fee & tractor tariff not published on checked sources. Wine-in-the-Cape restaurant/Saturday-market claims not treated as primary (official site down).
Estate wines; tastings; tractor rides
Self-catering guest house on the estate listed as pets allowed by arrangement (SA-Venues, secondary); official site unreachable.
Rooms on request
Checked 6 October 2026. Source. More dog-friendly farms in Tulbagh.
Oudekloof Wine Estate is at Winterhoek / Waveren Road, Oudekloof Farm, Tulbagh, 6820. Most visitors drive there from Cape Town in 90–120 minutes.
Open Sunday · Open public holidays. Hours change, so call +27 82 440 9459 before you drive.
Yes, the farm offers accommodation. Call +27 82 440 9459 for rates and availability.
Geographical unit: Western Cape → Coastal Region → Tulbagh
Tulbagh is a bowl of vineyards under the Witzenberg, Winterhoek and Obiqua mountains: a Coastal Region district with a strong sense of place and a compact village.
Elevation and soil figures are modelled at the pin, not a vineyard block survey. Use them to compare farms, not to quote a technical sheet.
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