The 120 copper potstills produce the international award-winning KWV 10 and 20 year old brandies. Spring flowers in the Karoo National Botanical Garden. The garden is also a haven for rare and endangered plants, with over 300 species being protected and propagated. Approximately 10 hectares of the estate are cultivated whilst the remaining 144 are kept as a flora reserve which has several kilometres of natural trails. The garden is open 365 days a year from 08h00-18h00.
Indigenous plants are on sale in the garden.
The Robertson Museum is a cultural history museum containing an exhibition of lace and the history of its manufacture. The Dassieshoek Nature Reserve offers a wide variety of fynbos and proteas as well as beautiful scenery of the Langeberg Mountains . The village of McGregor is 20 km from Robertson and has quaint whitewashed cottages and well preserved Victorian houses. The natural beauty of the area makes it popular with hikers. Ashton is a small village at the foot of the Langeberg and is the fruit processing centre for much of the fruit grown in the valley.