Corrida de Reis

The Night Walk and Run of Kings is a walking and running event held in Albergaria-a-Velha. The event features separate start times for the walk and run, with the walk beginning at 17:35 and the run at 17:30.

Participants are required to use a lantern or headlamp, emphasizing the nighttime nature of the event. Changing rooms will be available at the municipal pavilion for all participants.

The 21st Corrida dos Reis is a running event held in Moita, Portugal. It offers a unique opportunity for runners to participate in a traditional race that carries a community spirit and historical significance.

The race is open to individual participants and teams, welcoming a wide range of runners. The event atmosphere blends festive and competitive elements, making it appealing for both serious athletes and recreational runners.

The 9th Grande Corrida da Água is a road running race taking place on January 10, 2026, in Faro, Portugal. This event is part of the 54th Grande Prémio dos Reis and the Regional Road Championship, featuring distances tailored for various age groups and competitive levels.

Distances available include 5,110 meters for the main race, with additional races for younger categories ranging from 450 meters to 7,440 meters. The race is open exclusively to non-licensed popular athletes for the Grande Corrida da Água, while the Grande Prémio dos Reis is reserved for athletes affiliated with AA Algarve or federations alike, highlighting a clear distinction in participant profiles.

The race course runs through historic and scenic streets of Faro, starting near Arco da Vila and finishing in front of Banco de Portugal, showcasing beautiful urban landscapes. The atmosphere combines competitive spirit with community engagement, featuring categories for all ages from children to veterans, fostering a festive yet serious running environment.

The São Silvestre do Sado is a running race scheduled for January 10, 2026, in Setúbal, Portugal. This 27th edition features a 10 km distance starting and finishing at Praias do Sado, inviting participants to explore the beautiful landscapes and gastronomy of the Sado region.

The race is open to various age categories including juniors, seniors, and veterans, making it accessible to a wide range of runners. It offers a festive atmosphere as it takes place in the early evening, starting at 18:00, promising a vibrant community event to kick off the new year.

Additional events include a walking race and kids’ races, ensuring participation opportunities for all ages and promoting family involvement in the sporting celebration.