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The 6th Caldas da Rainha Triathlon will take place on June 7, 2025, at the Caldas da Rainha Municipal Pool. This youth-focused event is part of the Coastal and Inland Center Youth Triathlon Championship, welcoming young athletes from Benjamins to Cadets.
The competition combines swimming in a 25-meter pool with cycling and running on nearby roads, providing a fun, safe, and educational sporting experience.
Organized by Sociedade de Instrução e Recreio Os Pimpões, with technical support from the Portuguese Triathlon Federation and the Municipality of Caldas da Rainha, the event promotes the spirit of triathlon among the new generation of athletes.
The VIII Triatlo de Águeda is a triathlon and duathlon sprint event taking place on October 5, 2025, in the city of Águeda near the river. The event includes sprint distances suitable for solo participants, as well as team relay categories, open to all athletes without the need for a license.
This race is part of the North Triathlon Challenge circuit, offering a competitive yet accessible experience. The course presents a physical and technical difficulty level of 3 out of 5, with the route available for recognition on race day, providing unique riverfront scenery and a moderately challenging profile.
The atmosphere is inclusive and open, welcoming participants across a wide range of age categories, from teenagers to seniors, with solo and team options for both triathlon and duathlon disciplines, making it a dynamic event for athletes of all levels.
The Triathlon of Fontelo is a triathlon event taking place on October 11, 2025, in Viseu, Portugal. It features a Campeonato Norte Jovem (Northern Youth Championship) and an Open Race, with distances adapted for different age groups, ranging from very young categories with short distances to juvenile and cadet levels with longer segments.
The event is open to all interested participants, with specific eligibility set by age and licensing for the youth and open categories. It is part of the national triathlon calendar and includes official classifications for individuals and teams, making it a competitive and structured race within the Portuguese triathlon federation framework.
The race courses include swimming in a 25m municipal pool, cycling on a mixed terrain circuit of dirt and asphalt in the Parque Desportivo da Mata do Fontelo, and running on asphalt and tartan track. The event offers a friendly but competitive atmosphere, catering primarily to youth athletes but also welcoming open category participants, with well-organized support and facilities.
Cascais, Portugal, becomes the epicenter of long-distance triathlon when IRONMAN Portugal hosts both the iconic full-distance IRONMAN and the IRONMAN 70.3 on the same weekend. Athletes will take on the Atlantic swim in the sheltered Ribeira Beach, race through a scenic but challenging bike course fully closed to traffic, and finish with a flat and vibrant run along the Cascais coastline. The event attracts professionals chasing podiums and World Championship slots, as well as age-groupers seeking the ultimate endurance challenge. With a festive atmosphere, an international field, and world-class organization, it’s one of Europe’s most celebrated IRONMAN weekends.
The XI Albufeira Triathlon – Capital of Tourism will take place on October 19, 2025, starting at the Albufeira Fishing Dock and finishing at the Albufeira Marina. Organized by Futebol Clube de Ferreiras, the event is part of the Algarve and Lower Alentejo Championship and the Individual Regional Championship, raced over the Sprint distance.
The event includes both individual and relay races, welcoming athletes of all ages and categories — from cadets to veterans. The course features open-water swimming, road cycling, and a flat run along the Marina, combining challenge and beauty in equal measure.
More than a competition, the Albufeira Triathlon celebrates endurance, determination, and the charm of the Algarve coast.
From October 24–26, 2025, the TRITON World Championship lands in Portimão, Algarve, to crown the best triathletes across three days of elite-level competition. This global final uses the signature TRITON 3 format — swim on Day 1, bike on Day 2, and run on Day 3 — and is reserved for qualified athletes from TRITON events around the world.
With spectacular oceanfront views, a vibrant race village at Marina de Portimão, and festive side events including a Corporate Cup, Kids Race, and Legends Invitational, this is more than a race — it’s a triathlon celebration.
Race Formats:
🏁 TRITON SPRINT: 1km swim · 36km bike · 7km run
🚴 TRITON MIDDLE: 2km swim · 72km bike · 14km run
🏊 TRITON LONG: 3km swim · 108km bike · 21km run
👥 Corporate Cup (relay teams – SPRINT format)
👶 Kids Race (details TBA)
🌟 Legends Competition (by invitation)
Why race TRITON World Championship?
🌅 Algarve beauty + coastal climate
🏆 World-class field – entry by qualification only
👨👩👧 Family-friendly clinics, parties & expo
🚫 Draft-legal bike format (no TT bikes)
Sesimbra welcomes the fourth edition of its Triathlon event, part of the prestigious Portugal Cup series. Set between sea and mountains, this competition attracts athletes seeking a challenging and scenic race. A key stop on the national calendar, blending performance and natural beauty.
Event Type: National Competition
Amora hosts a multi-title day, uniting three major competitions: the National Aquathlon Club Championship, the National Individual Aquathlon Championship, and the Team Time Trial Triathlon Club Championship. An elite-level day packed with racing, transitions, and strategy.
Event Type: National Competition
Quinta do Lago hosts the eighth edition of the Triatlo The Campus, one of the most elegant races in the Algarve. Part of the Algarve and Lower Alentejo Championship, this race combines top-tier competition with premium infrastructure and support.
Event Type: Algarve and Lower Alentejo
The Starman Portugal Alentejo 2025 is a multi-discipline endurance event featuring triathlon races, held in the scenic Alentejo region of Portugal. Scheduled for 2025, this event offers a variety of distances tailored to different athlete levels and preferences.
Open to all participants, the event welcomes both licensed and amateur athletes, making it a diverse and inclusive competition. It is linked with national triathlon series, enhancing its competitive appeal and standing within the sport’s community.
The race courses showcase the unique landscapes of Alentejo, including rolling hills and picturesque countryside, providing a challenging yet inspiring setting. The event atmosphere balances competitive spirit with community celebration, including team relays and categories for all ages.