Wander through a sculpture garden

Hidden in the foothills of the Stellenbosch mountains lies a remarkable garden where art and wilderness become one. Wander along four kilometres of winding pathways through indigenous fynbos, sculpted hills and tranquil groves, discovering more than 60 extraordinary sculptures by South African artist Dylan Lewis. Monumental bronze figures, powerful wild cats and mysterious human-animal forms emerge unexpectedly from the landscape, exploring the relationship between our civilised selves and the wilderness within. Part outdoor gallery, part botanical wonderland, it's a place to slow down, get a little lost and discover something extraordinary around every corner.

BEFORE YOU GO
Visits are strictly by appointment, Tuesday to Saturday, from 8:30am to 5pm. Book a self-guided visit in advance and explore at your own pace using the complimentary garden map. Private guided tours are also available at an additional cost. Allow at least 90 minutes, although art and garden lovers could easily spend longer. Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the paths include gravel, grass and stone steps. Stop at the Old Storeroom for coffee and cake afterwards. Picnics are not permitted.