Course & Elevation

The Tenerife Marathon starts and finishes in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, following a scenic loop course along the Atlantic coastline and through urban neighborhoods. The route combines coastal promenades with city streets, offering views of the Anaga mountains and ocean vistas. Runners experience moderate rolling terrain with two primary climbs distributed throughout the race.

Surface: road Profile: Rolling

🌤️ Weather

Temperature 18°C

Humidity 65%

Rain Chance 15%

Mild, temperate conditions typical of Canary Islands winter. Clear skies with occasional clouds and gentle Atlantic breezes make January an ideal racing month with low risk of extreme heat or precipitation.

🏆 Course Record

02:10:42

Juan Luis Barrio (2012)

Registration

Registration Opens July

Registration Closes December

Entry Cost €65-€95

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🎯 Fun Facts

▸ Established in 1997, the Tenerife Marathon is one of Spain's oldest continuously running marathons and has grown from local roots to an international event.
▸ The race begins and ends at the iconic Auditorio de Tenerife, one of the most recognizable pieces of architecture in the Canary Islands.
▸ January racing at sea level with mild 18°C temperatures makes Tenerife Marathon ideal for building base fitness without heat stress.
▸ The course loops around Santa Cruz offering constant views of the Atlantic Ocean and the dramatic Anaga mountain range to the northeast.

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