Triatlo das Andorinhas

The VIII Aquatlo Jovem de Lagos is a youth aquathlon event taking place in June 2026 in Lagos, Portugal. It is part of the Algarve and Baixo Alentejo regional youth championship series.

This event is designed specifically for young athletes, promoting competitive multisport participation in the region. It offers a platform for youth to engage in aquathlon disciplines in a structured championship environment.

The Duatlo Jovem de S. José is a youth duathlon event taking place on June 20, 2026, at Parque do Pontido, Póvoa de Lanhoso. It features a cross duathlon format with distances adapted to different youth age categories.

The event is open to athletes born between 2009 and 2019, including both licensed and non-licensed participants. It serves as the Campeonato Norte Jovem and includes an open race, with categories separated by age and gender.

The courses include running on dirt and grass with mild elevation changes and cycling on mixed terrain including dirt, asphalt, and grass. The event offers a competitive yet supportive atmosphere with individual and team classifications and trophies awarded to top finishers.

The Federação de Triatlo de Portugal organizes triathlon events throughout 2026 across various locations in Portugal.

These competitions include multiple distances and categories, welcoming athletes of various levels, including club and individual competitors.

These events often form part of national championships, regional cups, and age group competitions, featuring diverse race formats such as cross triathlon, duathlon, and sprint distances, set in scenic Portuguese landscapes.

TriChallenge 2026 is a unique multi-discipline race combining mountain biking (BTT), canoeing, and trail running, designed for pairs and taking place in Águeda, Portugal on June 27-28, 2026. The event features two main formats: the Mini-Trichallenge on June 27 for younger or less experienced participants, and the full Trichallenge on June 28, open to athletes aged 16 and up.

The race is open to all athletes organized in male, female, and mixed pairs, including a category for e-bikes. Participants navigate the course guided by GPS, which replaces traditional route markings, ensuring precision and environmental respect. The course traverses stunning trails in the heart of the Bairrada region, leveraging river and hillside landscapes for an adventurous and scenic experience.

With a festive and challenging atmosphere, the event emphasizes personal challenge, teamwork, and adventure over pure competition. It includes solid and liquid aid stations, safety support, official timing, and prizes. The race promotes sustainability and self-sufficiency, making it a memorable experience for both serious competitors and outdoor enthusiasts.