Become inspired by taking your inner wine guru on a journey to South Africa’s most prestigious wine and food festival – Hermanus Wine & Food Festival. We dare you not to salivate. The 19th Hermanus Wine and Food Festival will showcase one of the strongest line-ups of premium wines from the Elgin to Elim region. Year after year the Hermanus Wine and Food Festival is voted one of South Africa’s Top 10 Wine Festivals. Entrance to the festival arena is R50 per person with children under 12 free. This includes safe parking. Entrance to the Hermanus Wine Hall is R100…
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Become inspired this year by taking going on a journey to one of South Africa’s most prestigious wine and food festivals. We dare you not to salivate. The 19th…