Porterville is a quaint town with expansive green fields located along the slopes of the Olifants River Mountain at the base of Voorberg. This country life town is under 2 hours drive (145 km) from Cape Town via the R44 and N1 highway.
Named after a farm that was in turn named after Attorney General of the Cape (William Porter), Porterville, to this day, maintains its long-held farming tradition.
Known for the iconic and one of the rarest flowers, the Disa Uniflora. Porterville is also home to the must-see Porterville Wine Cellar, which is on the Swartland Wine Route. These attractions form a part of an array of significant sites worth visiting Porterville.
It is easy to see why farming in Porterville is the primary profession for many inhabitants of the friendly town. The vast landscape with it...
The known history of Porterville began in 1820 when British settlers descended upon the promising land of the Western Cape....
Porterville is an unspoilt country town offering diversity, hospitality as well as iconic paragliding and hang gliding opportunities to make...
Porterville attractions are a balanced selection of historic appeal and natural allure. In close proximity to Porterville, lies the Groot Wi...