24 Hours in Franschhoek. The Video.

By Dawn Jorgensen

Tags 24 hours in Franschhoek, Foliage Restaurant, Franschhoek, Franschhoek Motor Museum, Haut Espoir, La Mont, La Rochelle Hotel

My recent 24 hours in Franschhoek was matched to a wonderful sustainable tourism theme that delighted from start to finish. Starting with a delicious lunch at the historically significant La Motte Wine Estate, before enjoying a tour of the Franschhoek Motor Museum at Anthonij Rupert Wyne before spending time with the precious animals at Farm Sanctuary. I was lucky enough to spend the night at Mont Rochelle Hotel, with dinner at Foliage, with my morning at Haut Espoir with Rob Armstrong. It was wonderful. Here’s a look in video.

Editing by the one and only Eden Weiss Videography.

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