Gravel & Road

Diverse roads, stunning scenery, one iconic finale.

The route from George to Cape Town is designed to showcase the Western Cape at its most diverse.

The route from George to Cape Town is designed to showcase the Western Cape at its most diverse. Expect a rewarding mix of gravel mountain passes, quiet country roads, and flowing tarmac sections that link remote valleys and historic towns. After six days of point-to-point riding across changing landscapes, the journey finishes with the iconic Cape Town Cycle Tour, riding the Cape Peninsula on fully closed roads.

The Cape Cross & Cape Town

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Sat, Mar 6, 2027 – Mon, Mar 15, 2027

South Africa

Only 12 places available

From £8,960pp

Nine days. Two coastlines. One of the world's great cycling events. Beginning in George, we ride six days of world-class gravel tracks through the Garden Route (gravel bikes included), before the road opens up for two days of coastal riding into Cape Town and a place on the start line of the iconic Cape Town Cycle Tour. Gravel and road, back to back, in one of the most beautiful corners of the world.

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