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GIVING 

BACK 
TOGETHER

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I believe travel is about more than discovering beautiful places. It is also about connecting with the people and communities that make them so special, and recognising that not everyone has access to the same opportunities.

 

“To travel well is to leave something good behind.”

 

That’s why we support the Hemel-en-Aarde Project by the Pebbles Project Trust in South Africa. The wine regions we visit are shaped not only by beautiful vineyards and exceptional wines, but also by the farming communities who live and work there. Pebbles Project works within these communities, supporting children and their families through education, care and development, and helping to create opportunities from an early age. Our support has a special focus on Pebbles Academy in the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, where children from surrounding farms receive quality education and the support they need to learn, grow and thrive. For us, it’s a meaningful way to give back to the communities that are part of the wine regions we are so privileged to experience and share with you. To read more about the project, please visit their website over here.

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How we give back.

For every guest who travels with us, we donate a portion of our profits to the Pebbles Project. It’s our way of giving back to the places that give us so much, and helping create opportunities that extend far beyond the journey itself. Every Grand Escape can make a difference. Together, we make sure it does.

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Would you like to contribute too?

Our commitment to the Pebbles Project is part of every journey you take with us. If their work resonates with you and you would like to make a personal contribution, you are very welcome to do so. Simply scan the QR code to donate directly to the Pebbles Project Trust. Every contribution, big or small, helps create more opportunities for children and families within South Africa’s farming communities. Thank you for helping us make every journey reach a little further.

 

Tamara Visser

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