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Here are the directions to Swellendam from some main cities in South Africa:
From Cape Town (Western Cape):
- Take the N2 highway eastbound from Cape Town.
- Follow the N2 for approximately 220 km (140 miles) until you reach Swellendam.
- Swellendam is situated on the N2, making it a straightforward drive from Cape Town.
From Johannesburg (Gauteng):
- Take the N1 highway southbound from Johannesburg.
- Continue on the N1 until you reach Colesberg.
- At Colesberg, take the R58 road towards Middelburg.
- From Middelburg, take the N9 southbound towards Graaff-Reinet.
- At Graaff-Reinet, join the N10 southbound towards Cradock.
- In Cradock, connect with the R61 road heading south towards Port Elizabeth.
- Near Mossel Bay, join the N2 highway westbound.
- Follow the N2 for approximately 160 km (100 miles) until you reach Swellendam.
From Durban (KwaZulu-Natal):
- Take the N3 highway westbound from Durban.
- Near Pietermaritzburg, connect with the N2 highway westbound towards Port Shepstone.
- Continue on the N2 through Port Shepstone, Margate, and Port Edward, heading towards East London.
- Near East London, continue on the N2 westbound towards Port Elizabeth.
- Follow the N2 for approximately 900 km (560 miles) until you reach Swellendam.
From Port Elizabeth (Eastern Cape):
- Take the N2 highway westbound from Port Elizabeth.
- Follow the N2 for approximately 450 km (280 miles) until you reach Swellendam.
These directions provide a general overview of the routes from major cities in South Africa to Swellendam. It’s advisable to consult a detailed map or GPS navigation for precise directions and to account for any road closures or construction updates along the way. Additionally, consider factors such as traffic conditions and weather when planning your journey.
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