Fast from first to last
A predominantly flat route with nothing to break your rhythm. The right conditions to attack a personal best at the close of the season.
On 6 December, run from start to finish at Marina de Vilamoura, on a course designed to deliver a fast, flowing and unforgettable experience.
Fast, predominantly flat and beside the sea. Made for runners chasing their limits.
A predominantly flat route with nothing to break your rhythm. The right conditions to attack a personal best at the close of the season.
Start and finish at Marina de Vilamoura, with the ocean alongside and the mild Algarve December. You race where others take holidays.
Four distances on the same day. From the full 42K challenge to a 5K walk with the family, everyone finds their race.
All start and finish at Marina de Vilamoura, on 6 December.
The big one. The distance you build for over months and race once a season, on a route made for chasing a serious time.
Predominantly flat · +253 m total climb
All the intensity of racing without the full distance. Fast, demanding and within reach if you train consistently.
Predominantly flat · +113 m total climb
Ten kilometres to run flat out, in a setting you will not find twice. The perfect way in for anyone chasing speed.
Predominantly flat · +45 m total climb
For everyone, at any age. Be part of the event, walk with your family and support a cause, right by the sea.
Open to all levels
We publish the total elevation gain for every distance, measured on the official route. Few races do. We do, because anyone training deserves to decide with data.
The race sets off from Marina de Vilamoura, crosses the municipality of Loulé with the ocean close by, and returns to the same point, where the finish line waits.
In December, the Algarve gives you what almost no European destination can at that time of year: mild temperatures, good light and roads made for running. It is the right setting to close your season with a time you will remember.
Where are the start and finish?
At Marina de Vilamoura, in the municipality of Loulé, for all four distances. You finish where you started, right by the Atlantic.
Is the course fast?
Yes. It is a fast, predominantly flat course, starting and finishing at sea level. The marathon has around 253 metres of total climb over 42.195 km, the half marathon around 113 and the 10K around 45.
Is the course certified?
The course is undergoing certification and homologation with the competent bodies. We will publish confirmation on this page as soon as the process is complete.
When will the official map be published?
The official map and elevation profile for each distance will be published on this page. In the meantime, you can view the interactive route for each course in the links above.
Four distances, one day, with the Atlantic beside you. Prices rise in phases: the earlier you enter, the less you pay.
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