28/10/2026
The road comes home.
Riders left Kromrivier Farm early and made a stop at the Tankwa Padstal, a roadside institution that felt like the perfect punctuation mark before the final push. From there, Bainskloof Pass offered one last mountain moment: winding, dramatic, and entirely fitting for a rally that has made a habit of saving something special for every stage.
Then the mountain gave way to the Atlantic, and the road rolled down to the coast. The same ocean that set the scene on Day 1, on the cliffs of Chapman’s Peak, was waiting at the end. Six days, 2,100 kilometres, and a full crossing of the Western Cape - from Sea to Berg to Karoo and back to the sea.
Pangea Rally 2026 came to a close at Meerendal W**e Estate And somewhere in the celebrations, co-founders Greg Bergh and Ant Butler, two friends who spent 15 years riding back roads together before deciding to build a world-class rally in their own backyard, shared a moment that said everything words don’t need to.
The dream was real. It just needed 80 riders and 7 days to prove it.
The group made one final stop at Oppiesee in Melkbosstrand - team pictures on the beach, a dip in the Atlantic, and a night of celebration to close out the inaugural Pangea Rally.
The only thing left to say is: see you in 2027.