Course & Elevation

The Havana Marathon features a mostly flat course through the historic streets and coastal areas of Cuba's capital city. Runners start and finish in central Havana, passing through the picturesque Malecón seawall, colorful neighborhoods, and historical landmarks. The route showcases the city's unique architecture and vibrant culture while maintaining a relatively consistent pace.

Surface: road Profile: Flat

🌤️ Weather

Temperature 26°C

Humidity 72%

Rain Chance 15%

Warm and humid tropical conditions with generally dry weather in November. Morning temperatures in the low 20s Celsius warming to around 30°C by midday, with moderate sea breezes along the Malecón providing some relief.

Registration

Registration Opens August

Registration Closes October

Entry Cost CUP 1500-2000

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🎯 Fun Facts

▸ The Havana Marathon is one of the largest sporting events in Cuba and has been held annually since 1987, making it one of the Caribbean's most established marathons.
▸ The race passes along the iconic Malecón seawall, one of the world's longest coastal promenades, offering stunning views of the Strait of Florida.
▸ Runners experience authentic Cuban culture throughout the course, with live music and enthusiastic local support at various points along the route.
▸ November's timing coincides with Cuba's dry season, making it ideal for long-distance running with minimal rainfall and comfortable temperatures.

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