Course & Elevation

The Guayaquil Marathon features a flat, fast course primarily along the Malecón 2000 waterfront promenade and through the historic districts of Ecuador's largest city. Runners traverse scenic routes showcasing colonial architecture, modern developments, and views of the Guayas River. The course is ideal for personal records with minimal elevation change and strong community support throughout.

Surface: road Profile: Flat

🌤️ Weather

Temperature 28°C

Humidity 78%

Rain Chance 45%

Warm and humid tropical climate typical of October in Guayaquil. Afternoon thunderstorms are possible but mornings are generally clear for racing.

Registration

Registration Opens June

Registration Closes September

Entry Cost $45-$65

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🎯 Fun Facts

▸ Guayaquil is Ecuador's largest city and primary port, giving the marathon a unique South American coastal perspective.
▸ The race starts and finishes at the iconic Malecón 2000, one of Latin America's most ambitious urban renewal projects.
▸ October is strategically chosen to avoid Ecuador's rainy season, though afternoon showers are still common.
▸ The course elevation gain of only 85 meters makes it one of South America's fastest marathon opportunities.

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