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Essential visitor information

Opening Hours

Tasting Room
Mon – Sat 08:00–17:00 · Sun 09:00–17:00
Farm Kitchen
Mon – Sat 08:00–17:00 · Sun 09:00–17:00
Accommodation
Check-in from 13:00 · Check-out by 11:00
Office hours
Mon–Sat 08:00–17:00

Open on public holidays except Good Friday and Christmas Day.

On-Site Parking

Secure parking
Free shaded & non-shaded
Overflow parking
Within short walking distance
Buses / tour groups
Ample space available
24/7 security cameras
In all public areas

Accessibility

Wheelchair access
Parking and ramps
Family-friendly
Facilities and activities
Pet friendly
Well-behaved and leashed
Visitor restrooms
His & Hers
Finding the estate

Find your way to Bezalel

We sit on the N14 between Upington and Keimoes, in the heart of the Green Kalahari. Open the map to plot your route in, then let the brown tourism signs and our granite gateway do the rest.

Here we are

Bezalel Wine & Brandy Estate

N14, Plot 10, Dyasonsklip · Green Kalahari

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  • From Upington ≈ 22 km on the N14
  • From Keimoes ≈ 18 km on the N14
  • The final stretch 1 km of gravel through the vines

Enter via the Main Gate on the N14, the granite gateway with “Bezalel” in white letters. Watch for the brown tourism signs, then follow our road for 1 km through the vineyards. Full directions are just below.

Getting here

Directions to Bezalel

Our main entrance is on the N14 between Upington and Keimoes. Choose where you're coming from for step-by-step directions.

From Upington (N14)
  • Head out of Upington on the N14 toward Keimoes.
  • Stay on the N14 for about 22 km. Look out for the brown tourism signs with Bezalel on your left.
  • Turn left at the sign and enter through our main gate, a large granite structure with the word “Bezalel” in big white letters. Follow the gravel road through our vineyards for 1 km until you reach the cellar buildings and parking area.
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From Keimoes (N14)
  • Take the N14 toward Upington and continue for roughly 18 km.
  • You’ll see the brown tourism sign with Bezalel on your left and the gate on your right.
  • Turn right at the sign and enter through our main gate, a large granite structure with two flags. Follow the gravel road through our vineyards for 1 km until you reach the cellar buildings and parking area.
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From Augrabies Falls National Park
  • Leave the park and head toward Kakamas.
  • From Kakamas, take the N14 toward Upington and stay on it for about 35–40 minutes.
  • About halfway between Keimoes and Upington, look for the brown tourism sign with Bezalel on your left and the entrance on your right.
  • Turn right at the sign and enter through our main gate, a granite structure with two flags. Follow the gravel road for 1 km to the cellar buildings and parking area.
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From Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
  • Drive from the park toward Upington (via Askham).
  • Once you reach Upington, join the N14 toward Keimoes and continue for about 22 km.
  • Look out for the brown tourism signs with Bezalel on your left.
  • Turn left at the sign and enter through our main gate, granite, with “Bezalel” in white letters. Follow the gravel road for 1 km to the cellar and parking area.
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From Upington Airport
  • Exit the airport and head toward Upington town.
  • Join the N14 toward Keimoes and stay on it for about 22 km.
  • Look out for the brown tourism signs with Bezalel on your left.
  • Turn left at the sign and enter through our main gate, granite, with “Bezalel” in white letters. Follow the gravel road for 1 km to the cellar and parking area.
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From Springbok (N7)
  • Take the N14 toward Aggenys and Pofadder.
  • At Pofadder, continue on the N14 toward Upington, passing through Kakamas and Keimoes.
  • After Keimoes, continue for about 18 km. You’ll see the brown tourism sign with Bezalel on your left and the gate on your right.
  • Turn right at the sign and enter through our main gate, granite, with two flags. Follow the gravel road for 1 km to the cellar and parking area.
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From Groblershoop (N10)
  • Take the N10 toward Upington.
  • As you enter Upington, after crossing the bridge, follow signs to turn left and join the N14 toward Keimoes.
  • Stay on the N14 for about 22 km. Look out for the brown tourism signs with Bezalel on your left.
  • Turn left at the sign and enter through our main gate, granite, with “Bezalel” in white letters. Follow the gravel road for 1 km to the cellar and parking area.
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A little planning

Before you visit

A few helpful notes to make your visit smooth, comfortable, and unforgettable.

Best times to visit

Nov–Mar

Summer

Hot, sunny days perfect for river activities; lush vineyards and dramatic sunsets. Bring sunscreen, hats, and plenty of water.

Apr–May

Autumn

Mild temperatures and golden landscapes, ideal for wine tasting and outdoor dining.

Jun–Aug

Winter

Crisp mornings and warm afternoons; great for exploring Augrabies Falls. Evenings can be chilly, pack a jacket.

Sep–Oct

Spring

Blooming desert flora and comfortable weather. A favourite season for photographers and road-trippers.

Good to Know

  • We are a working wine estate, expect tractors, farm sounds, and the charm of real farm life.
  • Cell signal may vary, but Wi-Fi is available at the estate.
  • The final 1 km is a well-maintained gravel road, suitable for all vehicles.
  • Families are welcome, children enjoy the open spaces and farm atmosphere.

What to Bring

  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • Sunscreen and a hat
  • Light jacket for evenings
  • Camera or smartphone
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Swimwear for river activities

Typical Visit Duration

  • About an hour for a tasting
  • 2–3 hours for tasting + lunch
  • Half a day combining Bezalel with Keimoes or Upington
  • A full day pairing Bezalel with Augrabies Falls
Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

The things visitors ask us most, by topic. If yours isn't here, write to us and a person will answer.

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Top questions

How do I get to Bezalel Wine & Brandy Estate?

Our main entrance is on the N14 highway between the Green Kalahari towns of Upington and Keimoes in the Northern Cape. Watch for the brown tourism signs and turn in at the Main Gate, a granite gateway with “Bezalel” in white letters. From there our own road runs 1 km through the vineyards to the cellar buildings and parking.

What are your opening hours?

Monday to Saturday 08:00–17:00, and Sundays 09:00–17:00 — for both the Tasting Room and the Farm Kitchen restaurant. We are open on all public holidays except Good Friday and Christmas Day.

Is Bezalel Estate family-friendly?

Yes. The Farm Kitchen is a family restaurant with a relaxed garden setting with plenty of space for children, and our menu caters to families. We aim to be a welcoming stop for travellers on the N14.

Are pets allowed?

Yes, we are a pet-friendly estate. Leashed pets are welcome in our outdoor garden areas and at the restaurant. Our Country House accommodation is also pet-friendly by arrangement.

Do you offer accommodation?

Yes. We offer the self-catering Bezalel Estate Country House (perfect for families or groups of up to 8) and our Garden Rooms (King and Queen units) for couples, young families or solo travellers. All units are on the estate.

Do you deliver wine and brandy?

Yes, we deliver our handcrafted wines and potstill brandies nationwide across South Africa. You can order directly through our online shop.

Visiting

How can I get in touch with your team?

You're welcome to reach out by email or phone, and our team will respond as soon as possible, bookings, product enquiries, or general questions.

Where is the estate located and how do I get there?

We're in the heart of the Green Kalahari. See Directions above, and our team can help you plan your route.

Do I need to make an appointment before visiting?

Walk-ins are welcome for most visits, but tastings, tours and group experiences are best booked in advance.

Do you offer guided tours of the estate?

Yes, guided tastings, cellar tours and seasonal experiences. Availability varies, so book ahead.

Is the estate wheelchair-friendly?

Many areas are accessible, though some natural terrain may be uneven. If you have specific needs, we're happy to assist.

Do you have parking available?

Yes, secure on-site parking for all visitors.

Are there any safety guidelines I should know before visiting?

As a working estate, some areas may have animals, equipment or uneven ground. Please follow posted signs and staff guidance.

Are pets allowed on the estate grounds?

Pets are welcome in designated outdoor areas, leashed and supervised at all times.

Are pets allowed in the Tasting Room?

Well-behaved pets are welcome in certain areas. Please bring a leash and check with our team on arrival; if they disturb other guests, we'll ask that you remove them.

Are there any areas where pets are not permitted?

Yes, for safety and hygiene, pets are not allowed in production areas, kitchens or restricted zones.

Can I take photos during my visit?

Absolutely, personal photography is welcome. Please be mindful of other visitors and avoid restricted areas.

Do you allow professional or commercial photoshoots?

Professional shoots (engagement, wedding, fashion, brand) must be booked in advance. Fees and availability vary by location and time of day.

Are drones allowed on the estate?

For safety, guest privacy and wildlife protection, drones are not permitted without prior written approval, limited to specific areas and times.

Tasting & food

Do I need to book a tasting in advance?

Bookings are recommended, especially on weekends and holidays. Walk-ins are accommodated when space allows.

What tasting experiences do you offer?

A curated selection of wine, brandy and craft-spirit tastings, each showcasing the character of our estate. Seasonal or limited-edition experiences may also be available.

How long does a tasting usually take?

Most tastings take about an hour, depending on the experience and your pace.

Are children allowed in the Tasting Room?

Children are welcome under adult supervision. Tastings are reserved for guests 18 and older, but families can enjoy the space together.

Do you accommodate large groups or tour buses?

Yes, with advance notice. Please contact us to arrange group tastings or tour-bus visits.

What is potstill brandy?

Brandy distilled from wine in small batches in a copper pot still, usually twice, then aged for at least three years in small oak casks. In South Africa it must be 100% pot-still spirit. It's what we pour in our brandy tasting. Read our distiller's guide to potstill brandy.

Do you serve food in the Tasting Room?

We offer a curated selection of light bites and tasting accompaniments to complement our wines, brandies and spirits. Options may vary seasonally.

Can I bring my own food or picnic?

Outside food and picnics are not permitted in the Tasting Room, Gardens or Parking Area, to maintain a consistent guest experience and comply with food-service regulations.

Are there restaurants nearby?

Yes, our on-site restaurant, The Farm Kitchen, plus several options in the surrounding area. Our team is happy to recommend local favourites.

Stay

How do I make a booking?

Through our website or by contacting our team. We confirm once payment is received.

What time is check-in and check-out?

Provided in your booking confirmation. Early arrivals or late departures may be arranged in advance, subject to availability.

What amenities are included in the rooms?

Comfortable essentials and estate-specific touches. Full details are listed on each accommodation page.

What is your cancellation policy for accommodation?

Cancel within 48 hours of paying and you’ll be refunded in full, less a 12% processing fee, unless your arrival is less than 48 hours away. Otherwise, 75% back if you cancel 14 days or more before arrival, 50% back at 7–13 days and 25% back at 2–6 days. Cancellations within 48 hours of arrival aren’t refundable, however recently you booked. The 12% processing fee isn’t deducted on top of these percentages. If the person the booking was made for dies or is admitted to hospital, we refund in full, and if we ever have to cancel, you get everything back or new dates. Paying from outside South Africa may see refunds adjusted for banking and currency costs beyond our control. See the full accommodation policies for check-in/out, the pool, pets and more.

Events & groups

How do I enquire about hosting an event or wedding?

Contact our events team through the enquiry form or by email. We'll guide you through availability, packages and next steps.

Do you offer venue tours for event planning?

Yes, by appointment.

Can we bring our own suppliers or must we use preferred vendors?

You're welcome to bring your own suppliers provided they meet our venue requirements. We can also recommend trusted vendors.

What is the maximum capacity for events?

It depends on the venue space and event style; our team will help you choose.

Do you require a deposit to secure a date?

Yes. For weddings and larger functions, a deposit of R10 000 confirms your booking and secures your date. How much of it comes back if you cancel depends on how much notice you give: see our refund policy.

Do you accommodate large groups or corporate bookings?

Yes, group tastings, corporate gatherings and private experiences. Advance booking is essential.

What is the maximum group size you can host?

It depends on the experience and venue; our team will guide you.

Do you offer customised experiences for corporate groups?

Yes, tailored tastings, tours and curated activities. Contact us to discuss.

How far in advance should we book?

For groups of 10 or more, at least one week; larger or more complex events may need more planning time.

Shop & delivery

How do I track my order?

Once dispatched, you'll receive a tracking link via email.

What is your return policy?

Within 7 days of receiving your order you can cancel for any reason: return the items unopened, with their seals intact, for a full refund including the delivery fee. You cover only the return postage. After that, unopened non-alcoholic items can be returned within 30 days, and wine, brandy and liqueur only if they're faulty (a faulty bottle can be returned up to six months after delivery). Food and perishables can't be returned unless they're faulty or arrived damaged. If your order arrived damaged or incorrect, contact us with your order number and we'll put it right at our cost. Refunds go back to the way you paid. Full refund policy.

Do you ship alcohol nationwide?

Yes, across South Africa, subject to legal age verification and regional restrictions. An adult (18+) must receive the delivery.

Can I change or cancel my order after placing it?

If your order hasn't left the estate yet, email us and we'll cancel it and refund you in full. Once it's delivered, you have 7 days to change your mind.

What payment methods do you accept?

Major payment methods supported by our secure checkout, including card payments and other locally available options.

Do I need to show ID when purchasing or receiving alcohol?

Yes, by law, alcohol may only be sold or delivered to individuals 18 or older. Couriers may request ID on delivery.

Do you ship alcohol to all provinces?

Yes, to all nine provinces and any valid street address in South Africa.

Can I order your products as a gift for someone else?

Yes, but the recipient must be 18 or older to receive alcohol deliveries.

The farm

Do you follow sustainable farming practices?

Yes, sustainability is central to how we care for our land, vines and animals: responsible water use, soil health and long-term ecological balance.

Are your products made using environmentally conscious methods?

We minimise waste, reduce energy consumption and use natural processes wherever possible, honouring the environment and the character of the Green Kalahari.

Are you certified Organic?

Yes, our estate follows fully organic production methods and is certified through Ecocert, an internationally recognised body for organic standards.

How do you care for your animals?

Animal welfare is a core value. Our livestock and poultry are raised with respect, proper nutrition and safe, natural environments. Guests may see animals during their visit; interaction is supervised for everyone's safety.

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Contact details

Addresses

Postal
P.O. Box 10
Post Office Dyasonsklip
Northern Cape, 8805
Physical
N14, Plot 10
Dyasonsklip, Upington
Northern Cape, 8805

Emails

General enquiries[email protected]
Accommodation[email protected]
Weddings & events[email protected]

Phones

General enquiries +27 (0)54 491 1325Mon – Sat 08:00–17:00 · Sun 09:00–17:00 — after hours, email us
Restaurant +27 (0)87 265 8915 Mon – Sat 08:00–17:00 · Sun 09:00–17:00 — after hours, email us
Accommodation +27 (0)87 265 9328Office hours, Mon–Sat 08:00–17:00 — after hours, email us
Weddings & events +27 (0)72 311 6652
Bezalel Wine & Brandy Estate

Bezalel Wine & Brandy Estate is 22 km from Upington and 18 km from Keimoes along the N14 Highway in the Green Kalahari region of the Northern Cape, South Africa.

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