Greyton has many attractions and caters for people with diverse interests. Greyton originated in 1854 when a farm under the Riviersonderend Mountains was divided up into plots and the village named after the Governor of the Cape, Sir George Grey. It is now a sleepy village with Oak tree lined lanes and renovated old cottages which draw people from afar for its peaceful and romantic atmosphere.
Yearly attractions include the Greyton Winter Festival and the Greyton Rose Festival. During the October Rose Festival private gardens are open to the public, Miss Rose is chosen, roses are exhibited in many venues and competitions are held and prizes given.
The Greyton Winter Festival is held on the long weekend in June just before the winter solstice. It hosts art exhibitions with candle lit evening walks around the town during which the galleries offer warm Gluwein. The Genadendal Brass Band and other musicians play at various venues. Horse carts are available to take people on tours of the village.
Guided birdlife walks are arranged and the restaurants all offer music and fires and good food. At around the same time the popular Greyton Mountain Bike Challenge takes place.
The Post House is launching the first in a series of Wine Evenings - taking place on the first Friday of every month!
Join us for an evening of gorgeous wines innovatively paired with delectable food and entertainment by award winning artists.
Our Award winning Consulting Chef, Andre van Vuuren together with JC Martin of Creation Wines of the Hemel en Aarde Ridge will create a decadent 4 course menu to tantalise your taste buds
Space is limited, booking essential.
Call Joanne on 087 808 1513
Click here to download the menu and event calendar.
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The Post House
22 Main Road, Greyton
Overberg Region, 7233
Tel: +27 (0)28 254 9995
Fax: +27 (0)28 254 9290
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