The Corrida de São Tiago is a running event taking place on June 21, 2026, in Rio Meão, Santa Maria da Feira, Portugal. It offers a 10 km race and a walking event, open to athletes of all ages and both federated and non-federated participants.
The race follows the guidelines of the Portuguese Athletics Federation (FPA) and World Athletics, ensuring a regulated and competitive environment. It welcomes a wide range of age categories, including juniors, seniors, and veterans, making it inclusive for many runners.
Costa Nova do Prado Popular Race is a road running event taking place on June 27, 2026, in Costa Nova do Prado, Ílhavo. The event features a certified 10 km competitive race, a 5.5 km community walk, and a 500-meter kids race, offering participation opportunities for both competitive runners and recreational participants.
The main race is open to federated and non-federated athletes aged 18 and above, regardless of nationality, and follows an officially measured and World Athletics-certified course. The event also includes a non-competitive walk open to all ages and a children’s race for ages 4 to 13.
Organized by the Municipality of Ílhavo as part of Semana Jovem 2026, the event includes electronic chip timing, team and age-group classifications, prize money, athlete kit, aid stations, insurance coverage, and finisher medals.
The 3rd Corrida do Egas Moniz is a running event taking place on June 28, 2026, in Penafiel – Paço de Sousa, Portugal. It features two race distances: 5 km and 10 km, plus a 5 km solidarity walk open to all ages and non-competitive.
The races are open to male and female participants in various age categories from 18 years and older, including senior and veteran divisions. The event is designed as a festive sports celebration, promoting health and quality of life, with part of the registration fees supporting local volunteer firefighters and the organizing football club.
All races start and finish near the Mosteiro do Salvador de Paço de Sousa, offering a community-centered atmosphere with awards, medals, technical t-shirts, and a post-race snack for all participants. The event also includes team awards and encourages clubs and associations to participate.
The 11th Shamir Corrida Portucale is a running event taking place on June 28, 2026, with start and finish at Ribeira do Porto. It features a 10 km road race, a 5 km walk/mini-run, and a 0.5 km children’s race, designed for different ages and experience levels.
The 10 km race is open to both federated and non-federated athletes aged 18 and over, including adapted sports athletes in wheelchairs. The walk and children’s race are non-competitive and open to all ages, with the children’s race for ages 6 to 10.
The event offers a unique route along the riverside areas of Porto and Gaia, promising a festive atmosphere for all sports lovers, with medals, technical t-shirts, and diplomas for all finishers.
The Corrida Dar Vida a Paredes 2026 is a running event taking place on June 28, 2026, at 09:30 in Paredes, Portugal, with start and finish at Parque José Guilherme. It features a 10 km race for athletes born in 2008 or earlier, a 5 km race also for athletes born in 2008 or earlier, and a 5 km walk open to all ages.
The 5 km race is part of the Super 5 circuit, offering an accessible course in a dynamic and engaging environment. The event welcomes both federated and non-federated runners, providing an opportunity to challenge oneself and enjoy a sportive morning with a convivial atmosphere.
The III Corrida / Caminhada Memorial João Maltez is a running and walking event taking place on June 28, 2026, in Rio de Moinhos and Glória, Portugal. It features a 10 km competitive race, a 6.5 km walk, and several kids’ races ranging from 500 to 3000 meters.
The event is open to all athletes, federated and non-federated, with the 10 km race restricted to participants aged 18 and over. It honors the memory of João Maltez, a beloved athlete from the local community, and includes a solidarity component supporting a child named David, who suffers from epilepsy and cerebral palsy.
The race routes are fully on asphalt and connect the two localities, with a rotating start and finish between Rio de Moinhos and Glória. The event offers a festive and community-oriented atmosphere, including competitive races for youth categories and a walk accessible to all fitness levels.
For each registration in the race or walk, €1 will be donated to support David’s treatments and daily needs. Participants may also make an additional voluntary donation during the registration process.
The 6th Corrida da Freguesia de Castro Marim “Flor de Sal” is an athletics race taking place on July 5, 2026, in Castro Marim, Portugal. The event offers two race distances: 10 km and 6 km.
Open to amateur and licensed athletes aged 18 and over, the race promotes sportsmanship, fun, and social interaction among participants. The course features easy terrain through local roads and paths, with support and safety measures in place.
The race includes individual and team classifications with prizes for overall and age group winners, making it a competitive yet friendly community event.
The XXXVI Corrida de São Pedro 2026 is a 10 km running race taking place on July 5, 2026, in Póvoa de Varzim, Portugal. The event also includes a 5 km solidarity walk called “É Bom Viver Aqui,” supporting the local volunteer firefighters.
The race is open to both federated and non-federated athletes born in 2008 or earlier. The walk is non-competitive and open to all ages. The race is part of the National Calendar of the Portuguese Athletics Federation (F.P.A.) and features individual classifications by gender and veteran categories.
The event offers a festive atmosphere with an elite box for top male and female athletes and a podium ceremony starting at 11:00 AM.
The 29th Corrida da Lagoa de Santo André is a running event taking place on July 11, 2026, in Santo André, Santiago do Cacém, Portugal. The race features a 10 km distance and includes the 17th Reserva Natural Walk of 7 km.
Open to all athletes aged 18 and over, federated or not, competing individually or as part of teams such as schools or sports associations. The event promotes sports practice, well-being, and social interaction among participants.
Participants can enjoy a festive atmosphere with trophies awarded to top finishers and teams, technical t-shirts, finisher medals, and a communal meal after the race.
The 9th Mikkeller World Beer Run is a running event scheduled for July 11, 2026, starting at 16:00 in the historic center of Caminha, Portugal. The race features a 10 km circular route through the historic area, forest, stadium, and estuary waterfront.
Open to all runners aged 18 and above, the event has no participant limit and no age categories. It is part of the ARTBEERFEST Caminha 2026 festival, creating a festive atmosphere combining sport and culture.
