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Our Events 2026

Here is an overview of all TrailFun events for 2026.
Please note that the event dates are fixed, but the host farms may change.

Jan

10

Saturday, 10. January 26

Simonsig Wine Estate

TrailFun Summer Series 1 of 4

Simonsig Wine Estate is synonymous with the history of the South African wine industry, the Stellenbosch wine region, and the Malan family name.

Jan

24

Saturday, 24. January 26

Bellevue

TrailFun Summer Series 2 of 4

An iconic wine estate offering an exciting range of experiences which include tasting award-winning wines, casual dining, kids play areas and private venues. A destination with a revered position in South African wine history, Bellevue’s vineyard produced the world’s first commercially bottled Pinotage.

Feb

7

Saturday, 7. February 26

Middelvlei

TrailFun Summer Series 3 of 4

Middelvlei Estate, known for its hospitality and special farm atmosphere, offers a personal, unforgettable and authentic Stellenbosch Winelands experience for the whole family. By producing superb quality wines, brothers Tinnie and Ben Momberg are continuing the family’s legacy of winemaking that has lasted for over 100 years.

Feb

21

Saturday, 21. February 26

Kanu

TrailFun Summer Series 4 of 4

Founded in 1692 as part of the famous Nooitgedacht farm, Kanu underwent various changes and an accumulation of history to become what it is today. As of 1997, the land and the wines became known as Kanu.

Jan

24

Saturday, 24. January 26

Kaapzicht

TrailFun Summer Series 2 of 4

Kaapzicht is a 4th generation family farm – owned and run by the Steytler family who has farmed here since 1946. Wine is our passion, our livelihood and our life. We enjoy living in harmony not only within our own family, but also with our surrounding: our farm community, the multiple cultures around us and also with nature.

Feb

21

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Founded in 1692 as part of the famous Nooitgedacht farm, Kanu underwent various changes and an accumulation of history to become what it is today. As of 1997, the land and the wines became known as Kanu.