Experience the autumn beauty of the TOKARA farm garden, as we invite visitors to wander through serene and tranquil spaces designed for quiet moments and gentle discovery.
Meandering pathways lead past thoughtfully placed sculptures, secluded corners and hidden garden rooms, each revealing a new perspective of the landscape. It’s a place to slow down, explore at your own pace, and reconnect with nature in a beautifully curated setting.
The wide variety of plants on sale from indigenous flora such as fynbos and proteas to the more exotic, will appeal to all garden enthusiasts.
The TOKARA Rare Plant Fair and Autumn Open Garden 2026 takes place on Saturday 18 April from 08h00 until 16h00.
Entry per person is R60 in aid of Camphill Farm Community in Hermanus. Children under 10 years of age receive complimentary entry.
Please arrange your picnic in
advance via projects@tokara.com
TOKARA Delicatessen will curate a limited quantity of picnic hampers for you to enjoy on the great lawn beside the Boat House.
Picnic Box for 2 – R650
Local savoury and sweet delights with a bottle of TOKARA Rosé or TOKARA Sauvignon Blanc
Kids Picnic Box – R150
Savoury and sweet snack bites, juice, and an activity pack.
Pick-up location: Collect your picnic from the Tokara Delicatessen stand at the Boathouse, beside the main
lawn and the Dionysus sculpture.
No pets allowed at this event.
Guided tours of the Moss Garden will be offered on an ad hoc, first-come,
first-served basis.
Private picnics are not permitted on the farm.
Access tickets are only available for sale on the day.
All TOKARA hospitality venues will operate as usual. We recommend
booking in advance to secure your table.
Tasting Lounge: 021 808 5912
Delicatessen: 021 808 5950
Restaurant: 021 885 2550
Travel from the historic town of Stellenbosch up onto the crest of the Helshoogte pass (R310) and at the gateway to the Banghoek Valley turn left into TOKARA.
Please continue past the Delicatessen to the farm gate to pay your entry
ticket.
Coordinates: -33.9180637, 18.9187235
Camphill Farm Community Hermanus (“CFCH”) has provided residential care and supported work for adults with intellectual disabilities since 1978. This rural Community is currently home to 52 adult residents, who share their lives with engaged staff and volunteers in a safe and secure environment. Each resident is supported in such a way that they have opportunities to live self-fulfilled lives with access to sound nutrition, meaningful work, therapies and a versatile social and cultural life. They are enabled and encouraged to embrace opportunities,
develop their individual abilities and make a meaningful contribution to their livelihoods and their Community.