Here is an overview of all TrailFun events for 2026.
Please note that the event dates are fixed, but the host farms may change.
Simonsig Wine Estate is synonymous with the history of the South African wine industry, the Stellenbosch wine region, and the Malan family name.
Karibib Wine Estate is situated on the western Polkadraai hills of Stellenbosch. We are passionate about farming sustainable and making wines in a minimalistic fashion.
The winery was built in 2019, and opened the space to small independent winemakers to come make there own wines. The tasting room showcases the Estate wines as well as all these independent winemakers wine.
Situated on the Stellenbosch Wine Route, Zevenwacht has viticultural roots which penetrate deep into the historic past of South Africa. While literally meaning Seven Expectations, the name Zevenwacht exemplifies the abundant delights which await visitors to the Farm.
Situated in the heart of the Durbanville Wine Valley you will find our family-owned and operated wine cellar. Although not intentionally award-driven, there is no denying the status of our Wine of Origin Cape Town, boutique wines.
ASARA is the story of the Rahmann family in South Africa. A modest wine farm bought in 2001 and a bold vision of developing its potential and sharing it with people who appreciate quality and good food & wine. We value craftsmanship and care. We define luxury as having space and time. And we are passionate to deliver an ASARA experience that reflects these values in an unpretentious way.
The cool and temperate West Coast climate lends itself to a variety of different micro- and meso-climates which, along with the different soil types, lead to unique grapes which we guide into even more unique wines. With approximately 95% of all our vineyards being Unirrigated (dry land) and roughly the same percentage being bush vines (i.e. not trellised), this is as close as one can get to what nature intended for grapes to be.
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.