The Swartberg100 takes place every April in the South African town of Prince Albert at the edge of the Great Karoo.
Prince Albert is undoubtedly South Africa's most attractive Karoo Town and lies at the foot of the iconic gravel Swartberg Pass, built by Thomas Bain in 1888, it has remained in it's original form for over 130 years..
Nearest Airports with regular flights:
George Airport - 170Km
Cape Town International - 390 km
Port Elizabeth - 420 km
Prince Albert is undoubtedly South Africa's most attractive Karoo Town and lies at the foot of the iconic gravel Swartberg Pass, built by Thomas Bain in 1888, it has remained in it's original form for over 130 years..
Nearest Airports with regular flights:
George Airport - 170Km
Cape Town International - 390 km
Port Elizabeth - 420 km
If you're from up-country or abroad, you can fly in to Cape Town or George Airport, rent a car and start your adventure.
