Name: Journey's End
Address: Sir Lowry's Pass Rd, Somerset West, Cape Town, 7130, South Africa, ZA
Telephone: +27 21 858 1929

Journey's End is a point of interest, located at Sir Lowry's Pass Rd, Somerset West, Cape Town, 7130, South Africa. They can be contacted via phone at +27 21 858 1929, visit their website www.journeysend.co.za for more detailed information.

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Sir Lowry's Pass Rd, Somerset West, Cape Town, 7130

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Added by Jopie, at 09 February 2016

Monday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Moegmien Railoun

19 October 2017

Pure Nature - breath of fresh air- soal rewarding 🤗
Kayla Nel

14 June 2017

It's so much fun, there is horse riding, wine estates and beautiful villas. My fav is horse riding though.
Jennifer Philpot

20 May 2016

Had the pleasure of actually staying at the vineyard, and what an amazing place. Just beautiful. Beautiful views and beautiful people. The people working on this vineyard are so passionate about what they do. Had a tour around the vines and a private tasting. Would recommend Journeys End to anyone.
Brent Brandenburg

17 February 2016

The Journey can't End soon enough for these horrible people!

Have you ever made an appointment for a wine tasting well in advance, driven an hour to arrive at the winery right on time, only to be told by one of the owners upon arriving at the "tasting room" that, while they recalled making our appointment, no tasting was possible? Hard to believe, right? Well, that's exactly what happened to our party at Journey's End Vineyards. There was no apology, no excuse given, but we were told that "we can sell you some wines if you want," as if anyone travels to a winery to buy wines they are unable to taste. Why go to the winery at all?

The wine business is tough enough without treating visitors in this fashion. Oh, and if you aren't discouraged enough to avoid visiting this sorry place, be aware that unless you have an all terrain vehicle. your car will surely be damaged driving three kilometers over impossibly pot-holed unpaved dirt roads to arrive there.

So one can only hope the despicable Gabb family that own this awful excuse for a winery exits the wine business promptly, that someone with an ounce of judgment and humanity takes over, paves the road leading to the winery, and then treats visitors as if they are actually happy to receive them. Wouldn't that we a welcome development?
Brent Brandenburg

16 February 2016

The Journey can't End soon enough for these horrible people!
Have you ever made an appointment for a wine tasting well in advance, driven an hour to arrive at the winery right on time, only to be told by one of the owners upon arriving at the "tasting room" that, while they recalled making our appointment, no tasting was possible? Hard to believe, right? Well, that's exactly what happened to our party at Journey's End Vineyards. There was no apology, no excuse given, but we were told that "we can sell you some wines if you want," as if anyone travels to a winery to buy wines they are unable to taste. Why go to the winery at all?

The wine business is tough enough without treating visitors in this fashion. Oh, and if you aren't discouraged enough to avoid visiting this sorry place, be aware that unless you have an all terrain vehicle. your car will surely be damaged driving three kilometers over impossibly pot-holed unpaved dirt roads to arrive there.

So one can only hope the despicable Gabb family that own this awful excuse for a winery exits the wine business promptly, that someone with an ounce of judgment and humanity takes over, paves the road leading to the winery, and then treats visitors as if they are actually happy to receive them. Wouldn't that be a welcome development?