Last-minute Easter weekend plans in the Winelands families will love
From classic egg hunts to creative outdoor experiences, there is something for both kids and adults to enjoy.
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If you have not locked in your Easter weekend plans yet, the Cape Winelands is packed with family-friendly events that blend fresh air, good food and just the right amount of adventure.
From classic egg hunts to creative outdoor experiences, there is something for both kids and adults to enjoy.
Here is a quick guide to what is happening so you can still make the most of the long weekend.
Easter Eggventure at Spier Wine Farm
A firm favourite for families, Spier’s Easter Eggventure Hunt turns the farm into an interactive playground.
Children follow clues across the estate to unlock a surprise prize, while adults can take their time at wine tasting stations along the route.
The timing works out perfectly with the final days of the Spier Light Art 2026 exhibition, which wraps up on April 6.
Expect striking light and sound installations scattered across the farm, making this more than just an egg hunt.
Easter picnic at LEO Sky Farm
If you are after something relaxed, this laid-back picnic ticks all the boxes.
Think food trucks, live music and kids running around the lawns with painted faces and chocolate in hand.
There is even a chance to spot the Easter Bunny and win a prize by finding the golden egg.
Bring your own blanket and settle in for an easy afternoon under the Winelands sky.
Easter hangout at Simonsig Wine Estate
This is a simple, no-fuss day out where parents can enjoy a tasting or a glass of wine with a sourdough pizza, while kids stay busy with egg hunts and activities.
It is the kind of outing that does not feel overly structured, making it ideal if you want to keep things flexible over the long weekend.
Easter brunch and hunt at Middelvlei Wines
For something a little more traditional, Middelvlei offers a farm-style Easter morning with hearty food and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Expect a relaxed brunch, Easter egg hunts for the kids and a few nostalgic touches like hot cross bun jaffles. Set in the Bottelary Hills, it is an easy escape if you want a slower pace.
Easter egg hunt at Vergelegen Wine Estate
This one leans into classic Easter charm. Kids explore the historic Octagonal Garden, which dates back more than 300 years, searching for hidden treats among the trees and seasonal blooms.
Each child receives bunny ears and a basket, adding to the excitement.
Family fun at Blaauwklippen Wine Estate
At Blaauwklippen, the egg hunt comes with a twist. Children follow a map across the estate, uncovering bits of its history along the way.
While the kids are on their adventure, adults can browse the family market or enjoy a meal and wine tasting on site.
Easter Artventure at Boschendal Estate
This is not your typical egg hunt. Boschendal’s Artventure mixes creativity with play, offering guided experiences that include obstacle courses, themed games and a take-home seed “egg” to plant.
It is designed for younger children and adds a slightly imaginative spin to the usual Easter activities.
With Easter just days away, these events offer easy, last-minute options without needing to travel far.
Whether you are after a relaxed picnic, a lively family outing or something a bit different for the kids, the Winelands delivers.
Booking ahead is still recommended where possible, especially for the more structured hunts. Otherwise, pack a basket, gather the family and head out early.