
Durbanville Hills is the place to be this summer when they combine magnificent views of Table Mountain and Table Bay with music, cocktails, award-winning wines and a fabulous vibe.
DJs will play cool tunes ranging from Deep House, RnB to HipHop as guests relax on the lawns with food served from the Olive Grove Bistro, wine tastings, and beer on tap as you connect with friends and family.
For festive merriment, guests can write Christmas wishes and decorate interactive canvasses on the bottle tree (17 November, 1 and 15 December).
Dates:
17 November; 1, 15 and 29 December 2024
12 and 26 January, 9 February, 2, 16 and 30 March 2025
Time:
13.00 with the last rounds at 17.00
Entry:
Free
Note that Durbanville Hills is cashless.
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Author: Linda Christensen from Jigsaw PR on behalf of Durbanville Hills.
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