Triatlo Quarteira

The XXI Triatlo de Monte Gordo takes place on April 11 and 12, 2026, in Monte Gordo and Vila Real de Santo António, Portugal. Organized by Lusitano Triatlo Clube and the Municipality of Vila Real de Santo António with the support of the Portuguese Triathlon Federation, the event includes two main competitions: the European Elite Triathlon Cup (Sprint distance) on April 11 and the Portuguese Triathlon Cup on April 12.

The races follow the Sprint triathlon format, combining swimming in the sea, cycling on road and running along a flat coastal course. The event brings together elite international athletes as well as federated and non-federated participants competing in age group categories.

The XII Triatlo de Albufeira takes place on March 15, 2026, in Albufeira, Portugal. The event is organized by the Federação de Triatlo de Portugal in partnership with Futebol Clube de Ferreiras and the Municipality of Albufeira.

The competition includes multiple National Championship titles and is raced in Super-Sprint road triathlon format. Championships include Elites, Juniors, Cadets, Youth (Juvenis), Age Groups, and Paratriathlon.

All races are held at Marina de Albufeira, featuring a sea swim, road cycling segment (2 laps), and flat run course around the marina.

The Lidl Setúbal Triathlon is a triathlon event taking place on April 12, 2026, in Setúbal, Portugal. It features challenging distances of 1.9 km swimming, 90 km cycling, and 21.1 km running, designed for triathletes seeking a demanding and rewarding race.

The race course starts in the waters of the Rio Sado, passes through the city center, and includes a demanding route through the Serra da Arrábida, offering unique landscapes and terrain diversity. This event is open to all triathletes, promising an inspiring atmosphere defined by overcoming challenges and triumph.

The V Triatlo de Santo André is a sprint-distance triathlon taking place on March 8, 2026, in Santo André, Santiago do Cacém, Portugal. The event is part of the Taça de Portugal de Triatlo (1st stage) and includes a 750 m swim, a 20 km bike segment and a 5 km run.

The race is open to licensed and non-licensed athletes born in 2010 or earlier, covering cadets, juniors and all age-group categories. The course features a lagoon swim, a fully paved cycling route between Lagoa de Santo André and Vila Nova de Santo André, and a flat two-lap run finishing in the city center.

The atmosphere is competitive yet welcoming, bringing together athletes from clubs across the country. The event is organized by Litoral Alentejano Triatlo in partnership with the Municipality of Santiago do Cacém and the Portuguese Triathlon Federation.