Spier Wine Farm's 330-year evolution unfolds across multiple landscapes and timelines.
Walk through the Wilds – a rewilded tract showcasing the Cape's seasonal transformations through indigenous wetland, fynbos, and renosterveld vegetation propagated by our horticulturist, Wilton Sikhosana. Trace the farm's social history around the historic Werf, where the 1822 Manor House stands among centuries-old coral trees. Discover contemporary art installations alongside heritage architecture, organic vineyards, and rehabilitated ecosystems. Explore at your own pace using our walking maps, or choose an audio journey below for guided storytelling through Spier's history, art, and regenerative farming practices.
Choose your journey
Spier History – Sannie’s Story
0.6km - 15 minutes
Journey through time around our historic Werf, guided by Sannie de Goede, a slave woman on the eve of her freedom in 1836. This poignant narrative, researched and crafted by acclaimed playwright Brett Bailey, offers an intimate glimpse into life on a Stellenbosch wine farm 200 years ago.
Farm Walk
3.8km - 60 minutes
Wander beneath ancient coral trees on this circular route, discovering centuries of stories. Be guided past the 1822 Spier Manor and through indigenous gardens, revealing our environmental, social and architectural heritage. Start the walk at the Hotel or Spier Tasting, comfortable walking shoes recommended.
Art Walk
1.2km - 20 minutes
Let Mariota Enthoven, Spier family owner, guide you through our living farm. This audio journey begins at the Hotel or Spier Tasting entrance, weaving together stories of art, wine, and heritage. Discover our commitment to regenerative agriculture through organic farming practices, ecosystem rehabilitation, and innovative water conservation.