Bay of Santander · 2027 edition

Triathlon City of Santander

Swim, bike and run in the most beautiful bay in the world. Middle Distance and Olympic Distance in the heart of Santander.

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Start · 12.09.27 · 08:00

Countdown to the start

306 Days
13 Hours
53 Minutes
18 Seconds
306 days, 13 hours and 53 minutes to go.

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The most beautiful bay in the world turned into a stadium. Two distances, eight hundred places and one sea: the Cantabrian Sea.

  • 800 places in total
  • 2 distances
  • 102.9km Middle Distance
  • 52km Olympic Distance
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01Distances

Choose your distance

200 places

Middle Distance

The long race of the Triatlón Ciudad de Santander: 1,900 metres in the bay, 80 km of urban cycling on a closed circuit and a half marathon along the sea.

  • Swim 1,900 m
  • Bike 80 km 4 laps
  • Run 21 km 6 laps
Start
08:00 (women and men)
Time limit
6 h 15 min

600 places

Olympic Distance

The Olympic distance in the heart of Santander: 1,500 metres of swimming, 40 km of cycling and 10.5 km of running, finishing at the Duna de Zaera.

  • Swim 1,500 m
  • Bike 40 km 2 laps
  • Run 10.5 km 3 laps
Start
Women 09:00 · Men 10:30
Time limit
4 h 15 min

01 / 04 · Swim

1,900m MD 1,500m OL

Start from Los Peligros beach. Three buoys, the tide in your favour and the Cantabrian Sea as your first rival.

02 / 04 · Bike

80km MD 40km OL

An urban circuit closed to traffic: Reina Victoria, the Magdalena Peninsula and the Port of Santander.

03 / 04 · Run

21km MD 10.5km OL

Along the sea, past Paseo de Pereda and the Centro Botín, lap after lap towards the Duna de Zaera.

04 / 04 · Finish

12 September 2027

The finish line awaits at the Duna de Zaera, facing the bay.

03Courses

The city is the course

All the details

Diagram of the official route · not to scale

1,900 m3 buoys · Australian exit

Start
Los Peligros beach
Finish
Transition · Dique de Gamazo
Official route (6)
  1. Start · Los Peligros beach
  2. Buoy 1
  3. Buoy 2
  4. Buoy 3
  5. Australian exit · short run along the beach
  6. Transition · Dique de Gamazo
Official map

04Schedule

Countdown to the start gun

D1Saturday 11 September

  1. Race number and athlete bag collection Palacio de Festivales car park
  2. Technical information and briefing Palacio de Festivales

D2Sunday 12 September

  1. Late race number collection · Middle Distance
  2. Late race number collection · Olympic Distance
  3. Middle Distance start (women and men) Los Peligros beach
  4. Charity Bib teams start Los Peligros beach
  5. Olympic Distance women’s start Los Peligros beach
  6. Olympic Distance men’s start Los Peligros beach

05Sport and solidarity

Charity Bib

Companies sponsor a bib and turn it into direct support for social organisations in Cantabria. One full triathlete or a relay of three: every bib, a reason.

Charity Bib companies: CANTABRIA LABS, Pitma, Ingualva, Polaris, Sealco, Ingeniería Casuso, Move & Go, Gaes, Hipremon, Vivid Cantabria, EUROPEAN INGENIERIA

06Results

2026 podiums

Men
  1. Gonzalo Ruiz 2nd
  2. Diego Méntrida 1st
  3. Daniel Tolosa 3rd
Women
  1. Eneritz Urrutia 2nd
  2. Andrea Mediero 1st
  3. Adriana Rodriguez 2nd

07Photos

Every edition, in pictures

09Partners

The people pushing with us

Main sponsors

Institutions

Supporters

  • Nereo
  • Bikesport
  • Lupa
  • Coca-Cola
  • Plaspisa
  • Big Mat
  • JET 24
  • Exclusivas Élite
  • Descubre Cantabria
  • Motos Lolo
  • Hotel Puerta Santander
  • Victory Endurance
  • Alsa
  • Café Dromedario
  • Productos de Cantabria

Your finish line is in Santander

Choose your distance, plan your transition and cross the line facing the bay.