Tulbagh · Western Cape
Gydo Estate
Gydo Estate is a wine farm in Tulbagh, Western Cape. About 108 km from Cape Town.
Tulbagh · Western Cape
Gydo Estate is a wine farm in Tulbagh, Western Cape. About 108 km from Cape Town.
Gydo Estate sits in Tulbagh, a Wine of Origin district inside the Coastal Region of the Western Cape. The cellar is mapped at -33.2583°S, 19.2667°E, about 108 km from central Cape Town as the crow flies. Most visitors reach Tulbagh from the city in 90–120 minutes. Open-Meteo elevation for this point is 890 metres above sea level. ISRIC SoilGrids at the farm pin estimates soil pH around 6.7, clay content near 12%, organic carbon about 44.4 g/kg in the topsoil (modelled, not a vineyard pit description). Typical Tulbagh plantings include Chardonnay, Shiraz, Chenin Blanc, Cap Classique. Confirm the current range with the farm; this atlas records place, not a live wine list. District climate in brief: Continental-leaning bowl, cold winters, hot summers, mountain-shadow effects. Visitor facilities are not confirmed in the open datasets used here. Treat this pin as a location record and verify hours with the farm. Mapped neighbours include Prince Alfred Valley Wines, Bokkeveld Wines, Ceres Mountain Vineyards. WineFarmz is a Western Cape-only atlas. Origin claims follow the SAWIS / WOSA Wine of Origin hierarchy (geographical unit → region → district → ward), assigned from coordinates and open geographic sources.
Gydo Estate is in Tulbagh, Western Cape. Most visitors drive there from Cape Town in 90–120 minutes.
Geographical unit: Western Cape → Coastal Region → Tulbagh
Tulbagh is a bowl of vineyards under the Witzenberg, Winterhoek and Obiqua mountains: a Coastal Region district with a strong sense of place and a compact village.
Elevation and soil figures are modelled at the pin, not a vineyard block survey. Use them to compare farms, not to quote a technical sheet.
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