Women's Half Tour
One race. Three cities. Choose yours.
Women's Half is coming to 3 cities across South Africa in 2027 — a women-only 21.1km / 10km / 5km, sanctioned by CGA.
Choose your city ↓Choose your city
View allWomen's Half (Cape Town)
Sunday, 22 August 2027 · Cape Town, Western Cape
Women's Half is a women-only race built around community, courage, and the joy of going the distance — whether you're chasing a PB, lining up for your first half, or simply showing up. Officially sanctioned by CGA. Entries and on-route participation are open to women only, across all distances. Part of the Women's Half Tour — three legs across South Africa in 2027: Cape Town (22 August), Joburg (29 August), and Durban (19 September). Fittingly, race day falls in August — National Women's Month in South Africa — a fitting time to celebrate women's strength and achievement on the road.
View & enter →Women's Half (Joburg)
Sunday, 29 August 2027 · Johannesburg, Gauteng
Women's Half is a women-only race built around community, courage, and the joy of going the distance — whether you're chasing a PB, lining up for your first half, or simply showing up. Officially sanctioned by CGA. Entries and on-route participation are open to women only, across all distances. Part of the Women's Half Tour — three legs across South Africa in 2027: Cape Town (22 August), Joburg (29 August), and Durban (19 September). Fittingly, race day falls in August — National Women's Month in South Africa — a fitting time to celebrate women's strength and achievement on the road.
View & enter →Women's Half (Durban)
Sunday, 19 September 2027 · Durban, KwaZulu-Natal
Women's Half is a women-only race built around community, courage, and the joy of going the distance — whether you're chasing a PB, lining up for your first half, or simply showing up. Officially sanctioned by CGA. Entries and on-route participation are open to women only, across all distances. Part of the Women's Half Tour — three legs across South Africa in 2027: Cape Town (22 August), Joburg (29 August), and Durban (19 September).
View & enter →