The Early Years
2010Established in 2010, the Luanda Half Marathon is now 16 years old. From its first edition in Luanda, it has evolved into a race that reflects the character of its host region in Angola.
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Course & Elevation
The Luanda Half Marathon follows a scenic out-and-back course along the Atlantic coastline, primarily on well-maintained asphalt roads. The route showcases the city's waterfront areas and urban landscape, starting near Marginal de Luanda and extending toward the northern coastal districts before returning.
Surface: road Profile: Flat
Weather
Temperature 22°C
Humidity 75%
Rain Chance 15%
June falls in Angola's dry season with warm, pleasant conditions and moderate humidity. Coastal breezes from the Atlantic Ocean provide relief during the race.
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The Fast Lane
Runners come to the Luanda Half Marathon for one reason: personal bests. The flat, fast course through Luanda has a reputation as a PB factory, with the roads seemingly designed to keep your pace honest and your splits consistent from start to finish.
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Registration
Registration Opens March
Registration Closes May
Entry Cost 3,500-5,500 AOA
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Fun Facts
- ▸ Luanda Half Marathon is one of Angola's largest running events and attracts participants from across Southern Africa.
- ▸ The race supports local community development initiatives, with proceeds benefiting youth athletic programs in Luanda.
- ▸ The coastal route provides stunning Atlantic Ocean views and benefits from refreshing maritime breezes.
- ▸ June is considered ideal running season in Luanda due to lower humidity and minimal rainfall compared to other months.
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