The Western Cape’s most prestigious race, the Totalsports Two Oceans Ultra Marathon, takes athletes on a spectacular course around the Cape Peninsula. The milestone 56th edition of our globally iconic 56km route, which sees runners traverse Chapman’s Peak – often cited as the most spectacular coastal drive in the world – takes place on 11 April 2026.
Other highlights of the Two Oceans Marathon, Africa’s best loved road race, include the natural splendour of Muizenberg, St James, Kalk Bay, Hout Bay, Noordhoek, Constantia and Newlands as well as the throngs of spirited supporters lining the route encouraging runners to #ConquerTheCurrent.
Recent estimates show that the Two Oceans Marathon contributes up to R1,5 billion to the local GDP annually. Africa’s biggest running event is backed by South Africa’s leading sports apparel retailer and title sponsor, Totalsports.
The Totalsports Two Oceans Ultra Marathon is run under the auspices of World Athletics (WA), Athletics South Africa (ASA) and Western Province Athletics (WPA).
Newlands Main Road,
Newlands Swimming Pool
UCT Rugby Fields,
Upper Campus, Rondebosch
All ultra marathon entrants must run a qualifying marathon or a longer distance in the specified times as shown below.
The deadline for all ultra marathon qualifier information and updates on your profile is 15 March 2026.
Qualifiers run after 30 May 2025 for the TTOM 2026 Ultra Marathon
are accepted.
All standard WA (World Athletics) affiliated marathons, and/or races longer than 42.2 km count as qualifying races, provided that:
Get help if you do not see your race on the TTOM entry system
Email info@twooceansmarathon.org.za to add your race to the list of qualifiers on the TTOM entry system.
Your qualifier time will be used to seed you. Faster runners are seeded toward the front; slower runners are further back.
All prize money and trophies for the Ultra Marathon will be listed here.
The same prize money for men and women.
| Open | Age 40-49 | Age 50-59 | Age 60-69 | Age 70+ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | R 380 000 | R 12 000 | R 8 000 | R 6 000 | R 4 000 |
| 2nd | R 220 000 | R 6 000 | R 5 000 | R 4 000 | R 3 000 |
| 3rd | R 100 000 | R 5 000 | R 4 000 | R 3 000 | R 2 000 |
| 4th | R 60 000 | R 4 000 | R 3 000 | ||
| 5th | R 40 000 | R 3 000 | R 2 000 | ||
| 6th | R 30 000 | ||||
| 7th | R 23 000 | ||||
| 8th | R 18 000 | ||||
| 9th | R 14 000 | ||||
| 10th | R 12 000 |
Club team prizes are based on the combined times of the team members. It is incumbent on all clubs to notify the race organisers if any of their athletes are not eligible for team prizes. In terms of ASA rules, athletes must be South African citizens and run in their registered club colours to be eligible for team prizes.
The same prize money for men and women.
| OPEN TEAM | 40-49 | 50+ | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 4 x R 4 000 | 4 x R 3 000 | 3 x R 1 500 |
| 2nd | 4 x R 2 500 | 4 x R 1 500 | |
| 3rd | 4 x R 1 500 | 4 x R 800 |
The same prize money for men and women.
| POSITION | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|
| 1st | R 12 500 |
| 2nd | R 10 000 |
| 3rd | R 7 000 |
| 4th | R 5 000 |
| 5th | R 3 000 |
An athlete must possess a valid SA Passport in order to be eligible for this prize.
The same prize money for men and women.
| POSITION | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|
| 1st | R 10 000 |
| 2nd | R 7 500 |
| 3rd | R 5 000 |
| FIRST | Two Oceans Floating Trophy |
|---|---|
| SECOND | Miami Health Studio Floating Trophy |
| THIRD | Villager Floating Trophy |
| LAST FINISHER | John Masureik Floating Trophy |
| FIRST NOVICE | Noel Stamper Floating Trophy |
| FIRST TO CONSTANTIA NEK | John Smuts Floating Trophy |
| OLDEST FINISHER | C.C. Savage Floating Trophy |
| FIRST | Two Oceans Floating Trophy |
|---|---|
| FIRST TEAM | I&J Floating Trophy |
| FIRST (AGE 40 +) | American Swiss Floating Trophy |
| FIRST (AGE 50 +) | Leo Benning Floating Trophy |
| FIRST WP ATHLETE | Brian Benningfield Floating Trophy |
| YOUNGEST FINISHER | Chris Roux Floating Trophy |
| FIRST TEAM | Castle Lite Floating Trophy |
|---|---|
| SECOND TEAM | Varsity Sports Floating Trophy |
| FIRST (AGE 40 +) | Dave Venter Floating Trophy |
| SECOND (AGE 40 +) | WP Masters' Association Floating Trophy |
| FIRST (AGE 50 +) | Harry Andrews Floating Trophy |
| FIRST (AGE 60 +) | Chet Sainsbury Floating Trophy |
| FIRST WP ATHLETE | Jannie Momberg Floating Trophy |
| LAST FINISHER | John Masureik Floating Trophy |
Your bespoke training guide to keep you on track, accelerate your progress and empower you on your training journey will be uploaded here as soon as it is ready.
All South African runners competing as part of a club must wear their official club kit during the race to be eligible for club or team prizes. Your race day attire must also comply with the relevant advertising regulations.
Your TTOM race numbers must be worn unaltered on the front and back of your running vest or top at all times and may not be attached to your running shorts.
Each race number includes a disposable timing chip. Please do not bend or fold your race number, or allow it to be covered by hydration pack straps or clothing, as this may interfere with the chip’s signal and antenna. Without a functioning timing chip, you will not receive an official race time, position, or qualify for any prizes.
Hydration packs are permitted; however, they must not cover your race number on either the front or back, as this may interfere with the timing chip.
All South African runners participating in the Ultra Marathon must wear their official club kit. For the Half Marathon, club members are also required to wear their club kit to qualify for team prizes.
Temporary licensed runners in the Half Marathon may wear the official TTOM 2026 Half Marathon T-shirt or a plain, non-branded T-shirt.
No problem. Please email Race Office at info@twooceansmarathon.org.za.
In the email, kindly provide the name of your qualifier so it can be added on our side. If you’re an international, you can type in the name of the race yourself. Should you still need assistance you are, of course, free to email us.
What counts as a qualifying race? We accept any local race generating an officially measured time from gun to mat, or mat to mat, and that has submitted proof of official course measurement to our Race Manager. Contact info@twooceansmarathon.org.za for more info. If your international race is not listed, also please contact info@twooceansmarathon.org.za.
If you choose to pay online and not in-store, you can pay via Mastercard or Visa:
To pay in-store, choose ‘retail store’ as your payment method on the TOM entry system when entering.
You will receive an 11-digit payment reference number. Use this reference to pay at the till in-store.
As a Totalsports Two Oceans Marathon entrant, you are required to collect your race number and race pack at the Expo. You may not collect these once race pack collection closes.
May someone collect my race pack on my behalf?
By selecting the “Proxy Collection” option in your race number WhatsApp message, you can assign a trusted individual to collect your race pack on your behalf.
Once completed, your original QR code will be deactivated and replaced with a new one sent to your proxy.
Please do not forward your original message to another person.
Multiple race pack collection is allowed, provided you follow the proxy race pack collection process above.
If you have entered and paid for your entry but are unable to participate in the event, you have the option to substitute out via the official Online Entry System (see PROCESS).
Compulsory Rule
It is compulsory for all runners to follow the event’s formal substitution process. Handing your race bib to another runner outside of this process is strictly prohibited.
Failure to comply will result in a disciplinary process and may lead to a ban from future events.
Why This Matters
It is vital that each runner is correctly captured in our system on race day for legal, medical, and safety reasons. Accurate records ensure that emergency services, race officials, and timing systems can identify and assist runners appropriately.
Like-for-Like Substitutions
The responsibility lies with you to find another runner who wishes to take your place and substitute into the race.
Do not pay the original entrant directly. All transactions must be facilitated via the TOM entry system.
Private – The Voucher Number will appear on your screen as well as in an email you will receive after substituting out. Send this voucher number to your substitute runner.
Public – The Voucher Number will automatically be displayed on the list in the ‘Available Substitutions’ tab.
Private – You would have received a voucher number from another runner that would have received it via email.
Public – Click on ‘Available Substitutions’ tab on the left of your Runner’s Dashboard. It will automatically take you to complete your entry. You have 24 hours to make payment.
NB: Private Voucher – Click on the ‘New Application’ blue button. Enter the Voucher Number in the first Box and click on “GO”. It will BOLDEN and Underline the race for which voucher is valid. Click on the race distance and complete the entry process.
All relevant Substitution Process payments and refunds will be facilitated via our TTOM Entry System. No money may change hands between the withdrawing and substitute runner.
• If nobody takes over your entry it will remain your valid entry and can be used by you on race day.
• You are not allowed to give your race number to someone else. Allowing another individual to run with your race number (and your entry) is against TTOM’s rules and will result in disciplinary action against yourself and the individual running with your number.
• All rules, terms and conditions that apply to the original race entry also apply to runners that substitute.
• Rest-of-Africa and International entrants substituting in and running the Ultra Marathon MUST do a qualifier. South African entrants substituting in and running the Ultra Marathon MUST do a qualifier and belong to an athletics club.
• Swapping entries outside of the Substitution process is strictly prohibited.
Entries are not first-come-first-served – you must enter a ballot (a random draw).
Not sure how to enter the Totalsports Two Oceans Marathon?
Here’s how:
If you are unable to participate in the event and you have successfully entered and paid for your entry, you can substitute out.
Go here for information on how the substitution process works.
You will be refunded, but this refund will only happen once the runner who has taken over your entry has paid for it via the TOM entry system.
You must email your Proof of Banking Details (Confirmation Letter of your banking details) to substitutions@twooceansmarathon.org.za to receive your refund.
Get your bearings and familiarise yourself with your start and the immediate surrounds.
The first batch departs at 5.15 AM
Batch sizes are approximately 770 per batch
Batches will depart two minutes apart
To ensure a smooth and safe start from Newlands Main Road, runners will be seeded into 19 batches, divided into two groups.
Please read the following information carefully to understand when and where you need to be on race morning.
Official race timing is gun-to-mat (your time starts when your batch starts). If you move to a later batch, your time will be based on that batch’s start. Net (mat-to-mat) times will be available online for personal reference, but only gun-to-mat times count for official results.
Due to limited parking at the start precinct, please plan your drive in with an e-hailing, share-ride or car-pool option. Details about where to park, how to purchase your parking ticket and a shuttle service at the start will be made available as soon as these are finalised.
Nothing can be more stressful than being late on race day! Here’s everything you need to know about getting to the race venue.
Road closures will be in effect on 11 and 12 April 2026 for the duration of both race days. A high volume of runners and spectators is expected around the start venue, so please allow extra travel time to accommodate traffic and parking.
We strongly encourage all participants and supporters to familiarise themselves with the road closures in advance and plan their routes accordingly.
Runners and spectators travelling from the City Centre, Northern, Southern and Eastern Suburbs, Winelands, and Hout Bay will primarily access the start area via the M3, N2, M5, and Imam Haron Road (M24).
The start venue is within walking distance of the designated parking areas, and marshals will be available to guide you to your respective start points.
Pre-paid parking for UCT and surrounding areas close to the start will be available for purchase at the Parking Counter during Registration.
Parking is limited and will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis, so please arrive early to secure a spot.
A map of the area and a QR code with directions to the start line will be printed on your parking disc for your convenience.
We strongly encourage runners to make use of public transport or carpool wherever possible, as the start area is expected to be heavily congested.
Please note: Parking on the M3 is strictly prohibited, and any vehicles parked in contravention of road signage will be ticketed and towed away.
Take Nelson Mandela Boulevard onto the N2, then take Exit 8 to Liesbeeck Parkway (M57). Turn right and continue straight onto Campground Road, then Palmyra Road, where pre-paid parking is available at the Groote Schuur High School fields.
From the N1 or Koeberg Road, proceed onto the M5, then merge onto the N2 westbound, and take Exit 8 to Liesbeeck Parkway (M57).
Alternatively, take the N1, then the R300, then the N2, and take Exit 8 to Liesbeeck Parkway.
From Liesbeeck Parkway, turn left and continue straight onto Campground Road and Palmyra Road, where pre-paid parking is available at the Groote Schuur High School fields.
Take the N2 and then the Liesbeeck Parkway offramp (Exit 8). Turn left and proceed straight onto Campground and Palmyra Roads.
Alternatively, take Imam Horan Road onto Palmyra Road, where pre-paid parking is available at the Groote Schuur High School fields.
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Once you have legally parked your vehicle or have been dropped off, please follow the designated pedestrian routes below to access the start area safely.
Walk down Stanley Road, then turn right onto Lovers Walk.
Continue as the path bends left and becomes Highstead Road.
Turn right onto Church Street, then left onto Groote Schuur Avenue, and finally right onto Main Road (M4).
From Madiba Circle, walk down Rhodes Memorial Road onto Princess Anne Avenue.
Pass under the M3 bridge and continue onto Klipper Road.
Runners in Group 1 should turn right onto Newlands Drive, then left onto Dean Street.
Runners in Group 2 should continue onto Main Road.
From Cavendish parking, walk onto Protea Road, turn right onto Colinton Road, then left onto Kildare Road.
Continue right onto Mains Avenue, then right onto Sans Souci Road, and follow the path leading to Main Road and Dean Street.
Exit through the gate closest to Newlands Stadium (Campground Road).
Turn right onto Kelvin Road, proceed through the subway, then turn left onto Boundary Road.
At the traffic circle, turn right to join Dean Street and Main Road.
Exit through the main entrance gate and turn right onto Campground Road.
Turn left onto Kelvin Road, proceed through the subway, then left onto Boundary Road.
At the circle, turn right to join Dean Street and Main Road.
Proceed along Claremont Boulevard, then walk behind the Southern Sun Hotel (Letterstedt Road).
Turn right onto Mill Street, then right onto Sports Pienaar Road.
Pass Newlands Train Station, then turn left at the circle to join Main Road and Dean Street.
Exit the station onto Sports Pienaar Road (mountain side).
Turn right, then left at the circle to join Main Road and Dean Street.
From Cape Town, use the corner of Main Road and Rouwkoop Road, then walk straight through to the back of the start chute.
From Claremont, use the corner of Main Road and Draper Road (before Virgin Active / Protea Road), and follow the Virgin Active parking pathway to the start.
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A free race-day shuttle service will operate between the finish venue at UCT and the various designated parking areas.
Start and End Collection Point: UCT Upper Campus North Stop (opposite P6):
A. UCT Middle Campus (Club gazebo area)
B. Mowbray Bus Terminus
C. Corner Sandown and Campground Road
D. Groote Schuur Primary School
E. Groote Schuur High School (also the stop to return to Newlands Station)
F. Sans Souci Girls School – Main Road
G. Corner Main Road and Dean Street
H. Return via Klipper Road to UCT
Update on Tog Bag Facilities
Tog Bag facilities will be available at the start, just after Dean Street at Great Westerford.
On arrival, you will be issued two bands, one band for your bag and the other band for you to use when claiming your bag at the finish. Make sure the tag is securely fastened around your wrist. No bags will be released without a matching wristband.
Please ensure you remove all items you need before handing in your bag. Once submitted, bags cannot be retrieved due to the high volumes.
Collection point: UCT Upper Campus
Opening times at the start:
Closing times:
Official pace setters are easily identifiable and will carry flags indicating the target finish time they are running. Runners are encouraged to join a group that best matches their desired pace.
Our team of pace setters, also known locally as “buses” will help you maintain a consistent rhythm and achieve your goal time. Each pace setter’s target time will be clearly displayed on their flag, making it easy to find the right group on race day.
Meet members of the pace setting team at one of our training runs or hop on board a bus en route on Race Day.
Lace up, lock in and let our expert pacers get you to the finish on goal time!
Please study the route map and be sure to familiarise yourself with your route.
Coke and/or Powerade and/or water will be offered at refreshment stations at regular intervals along the route to keep you hydrated.
The final cut-off time will be determined by the start gun time of last batch.
Cut-off times along the route are set primarily to ensure that roads can be reopened safely and on schedule.
They also allow officials to identify runners who are unlikely to reach the next cut-off or the final finish cut-off within the allocated time, so that they can be safely withdrawn from the course.
It is important to understand that cut-off times are not pacing guidelines. Runners who pace themselves according to cut-off times risk arriving too late at subsequent points or missing the final finish cut-off.
The final cut-off for the 56km Ultra Marathon is 7 hours from the start gun time of the last batch.
If the race start is delayed for any reason, all cut-off times will be adjusted accordingly.
For the Ultra Marathon, there will be 10 medical stations positioned along the course, each staffed by professional medical personnel and physiotherapists. For the Half Marathon, 6 medical stations will be available, ensuring comprehensive coverage for all runners.
In addition, ambulances will be strategically located along both routes to provide rapid transport to the nearest medical station or directly to hospital if required.
At the Finish Village at UCT, a fully equipped medical facility will be on site, staffed with doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, and supported by an Intensive Care Unit.
We are proud to partner with Mediclinic and ER24, delivering world class medical services throughout the event.
#TTOM Emergency Medical Number: 021 023 2720
This number may be used by runners on Race Weekend only.
Medical stations are indicated below:
Should you require hospital treatment, you will be charged according to the hospital tariff rate.
The Information Centre will have information on runners admitted to the medical tent or who have been transferred to hospital.
If in any doubt about your health, consult your doctor before the race.
If you have had influenza or diarrhoea in the week before the race please visit your doctor or the race doctor before running. Don’t take any risks!
Watch your fluid intake. Ensure you drink enough while running but do not experiment with what and how much you drink during the race – stick to what you normally consume during training.
Painkillers are not available during the race, for your own safety. Analgesics such as Panado or Nurofen can cause serious complications including dehydration and even renal failure.
You can follow your favourite runner’s progress live via the app:
Download the SportSplits Tracker Mobile App from the App Store or Google Play.
Select the 2026 TTOM event and start tracking.
Please note: Times displayed during the event are unofficial. Official results will be released after the race.
On Race Day you’ll get the status of participants in real-time using the Live Tracker and Leaderboard.
Details such as time, pace, position on the map, and estimated finish will be instantly available!
SportsSplits is the official tracking app for the race. Download the app here: https://www.sportsplits.com/apps/ssp
Then select the 2026 Totalsports Totalsports Two Oceans Marathon powered by BYD.
The Two Oceans Marathon attracts arguably the best spectator support in Cape Town. Set against a backdrop of some of the most spectacular scenery in the world, coupled with the distinct sights and sounds of the ‘Mother City’.
The atmosphere at the start is an electrifying experience! Enjoy the countdown first-hand as the Ultra Marathon runners set off or the Half Marathon runners make their way towards Edinburgh Drive. Protea and Paradise Roads are usually lined with local residents enjoying their morning coffee while shouting words of encouragement.
Ultra Marathon runners stay on Main Road all the way to Fish Hoek, so simply choose your nearest location and support them as they tackle the first 20km along this flat section of the route.
The popular stretch between Muizenberg and Kalk Bay, a bustling spectator spot, is where Ultra runners get their first glimpse of the ocean. Easing into a comfortable rhythm, this is a mostly flat route with brilliant views. The many coffee shops and restaurants lining this stretch offer sustenance and a place to chill once the runners have passed.
If you get too hot in the sun, the beach and sea will act as a welcome respite!
The gently undulating 4km section along Noordhoek Main Road offers friends and family the opportunity to cheer Ultra athletes on before they tackle the first big climb of the day. Chapman’s Peak is waiting and while the pace is fast, most runners will be conserving their strength for the remainder of the race.
Starting at Noordhoek Village and winding its way along the mountain’s edge to Hout Bay, Chapman’s Peak, with its unrivalled views, is a bucket-list landmark along the route. Unparalleled vistas of the Atlantic Ocean and Hout Bay lie ahead. Give runners a little extra push before they embark on the climb ahead!
This stretch of the route is not accessible by car, so you may want to pack a picnic and take an early hike up the famous Chappies.
Hout Bay Main Road becomes a non-stop party zone as residents line the street from the bottom of Chappies, all along the quaint fisherman’s village to the top of Constantia Nek. This is where runners will also hit the marathon mark.
With spacious fields and dirt tracks alongside the route at this point, this is where spectators can fully immerse themselves in the spirit of the race. Your encouragement is invaluable here on the second and most taxing climb ahead!
The steep incline at Constantia Nek can make or break even the most seasoned athlete. Give the athletes as much support as you can at this point…they’re going to need it!
The Ultra Marathoners spend part of their Saturday morning dealing with the long, steep climb up Southern Cross Drive.
But before they do, make your way to the Ladies Mile / Parish Road intersection and offer them much-needed support before they set off on Southern Cross.
It’s steep, seems never-ending and it’s probably the first place where runners will gear down to walking pace.
Join the cheering crowds, bands and general merriment to add to the carnival of support at this point.
A large shoulder flanks the road on one side, creating a cool and shady viewing point for spectators. Road closures mean you can’t drive to and from the forest; however, if you live in the area and are up for a little bit of a walk, take a stroll and admire the sights.
The Half Marathon runners will be gearing up for a strong finish and the Ultra Marathon runners will also need that extra boost before the finish.
By the time the runners reach Newlands Forest, they can just about taste the finish line. But there’s still Chet’s Hill – usually a fairly insignificant climb, but one that becomes a major pre-finish hurdle on Race Day. The leafy road going past the Kirstenbosch Gardens entrance offers plenty of shade, and this section of the route is a crowd favourite.
The grand finale, the finish line, is everything you’d want – and more! From dramatic sprints as runners race towards a personal best to the high drama of the final cut-off gun, the finish line is an emotionally charged experience which is fitting of the race’s epic conclusion.
In order to help with congestion please look to share rides wherever possible.
Familiarise yourself with the road closures and ensure that you know where to park and/or how to walk to your chosen spectator spot. Steer clear of high congestion zones, especially if you want to leave without hassle.
Obey all traffic officers and marshals and do not obstruct roadways or park on sidewalks.
There is very limited parking around the Start precinct, and you will not be able to drive onto the campus on Race Day without the necessary parking accreditation.
No parking is allowed on the M3 and doing so will result in you being ticketed or even being towed away. Don’t take that risk.
No littering! We have a zero-tolerance approach to littering. Please use one of the many bins provided along the route.
While you are welcome to pack a picnic basket and make a day of it, please note that you are not allowed to bring a braai, skottel or gas stove.
Click on the link below to get your road closures for the race:
Leave early for the start and arrive at least one hour prior to your start time. The start precinct is heavily congested, and road closures are in force for race weekend.
Please use e-hailing, ride-share and car-pooling options to prevent further congestion at the start and surrounds.
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Where will I find the information kiosk? Where can I have medal engraving done? Where’s the hydration at the finish? An easy-to-understand map of your finish area will be posted here.
In the Ultra Marathon, these are the honours you can claim.
Catch up with fellow runners and clubmates at Middle Campus, where you can enjoy the post-race atmosphere with great company, food, and entertainment. Club gazebos are located in this area, and we recommend checking with your club in advance to confirm your gazebo location, if applicable.
Middle Campus is also the ideal place to arrange a meeting point with family, friends, and supporters, as the finish area can become very congested, making it difficult to locate one another.
To avoid confusion, please agree on a specific meeting point at the gazebo area ahead of time. Gazebo allocations were made via the Race Admin Entry System, so be sure to confirm details with your club prior to race day.
For all queries regarding club gazebo or corporate hospitality bookings, please email info@twooceansmarathon.org.za or call Race Office on 021 2000 459 between 8.30 AM and 4 PM (weekdays only).
Click on the Gazebo Information Sheet below for everything you need to know about booking your gazebo, securing your site and accessing your gazebo site over Race Weekend, or click here
The middle campus entertainment zone is designed to help you unwind while celebrating that well-deserved medal!
For all your previous results, please click on Results (TOM) in the link below.
Relive your best running moments! Your race day pics are available to purchase from ActionPhoto within a few days after the event.
– You can sign up for each Training Run once bookings open, by logging in to your profile, https://admin.twooceansmarathon.org.za/identify.aspx
– Click on the Event Bookings tab on your dashboard.
For queries with recent results contact info@finishtime.co.za.
For queries regarding historical results or your TOM profile contact info@twooceansmarathon.org.za.
A link to the photo service provider is available against your result on https://results.finishtime.co.za.
Kindly familiarise yourself with the relevant rules for your event before Race Day. Good luck, here’s to slaying on race day!
9Miles Project works with disadvantaged and at-risk youth from marginalized communities in Cape Town (particularly the informal settlements in Strandfontein) as well as Elands Bay on the West Coast, and Sea Vista in the Eastern Cape.
Our vision is to offer safe spaces and structured after-school and welfare programs that nurture and empower vulnerable youth and build healthier and more resilient families and communities.
Transformation is achieved through surf therapy, food aid (including a community food program that serves 700 meals per day), supplementary academic support, life skills, and leadership training, educational trips, community events, and day-to-day mentorship and holistic support.
Our slogan “going the distance” is not just something nice to say. We walk a long road with people and passionately believe that everyone is perfect for their purpose, that human potential is unlimited, that with the right support all youth can flourish.
Half Marathon Charity Voucher
R3 500.00
Ultra Marathon Charity Voucher:
R4 000
Nigel Savel
082 997 8754
Email: info@9milesproject.org
9Miles Project works with disadvantaged and at-risk youth from marginalized communities in Cape Town (particularly the informal settlements in Strandfontein) as well as Elands Bay on the West Coast, and Sea Vista in the Eastern Cape.
Our vision is to offer safe spaces and structured after-school and welfare programs that nurture and empower vulnerable youth and build healthier and more resilient families and communities.
Transformation is achieved through surf therapy, food aid (including a community food program that serves 700 meals per day), supplementary academic support, life skills, and leadership training, educational trips, community events, and day-to-day mentorship and holistic support.
Our slogan “going the distance” is not just something nice to say. We walk a long road with people and passionately believe that everyone is perfect for their purpose, that human potential is unlimited, that with the right support all youth can flourish.
Half Marathon Charity Voucher
R3 500,00
Sher’Neil Savel
Tel: 082 997 8754
Email: info@9milesproject.org
