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Font Vella Lanzarote International Marathon

5 December 2026 · Lanzarote, Spain

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Distances
5K · 10K · 21.1K · 42K
Profile
Rolling
Surface
Road
Slots
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Visa
Schengen
Time limit
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The Lanzarote International Marathon is held in early December, when temperatures hover around 20-22°C — ideal winter running conditions. The course unfolds against volcanic landscapes shaped by 18th-century eruptions, the same terrain that inspired artist and architect César Manrique's iconic integration of art and nature across the island. The event offers distances from 5K up to the full 42.195 km marathon and draws more than 3,400 participants from around the world each year, many staying nearby at the Club La Santa sports resort. The course mixes coastal stretches with rolling sections further inland.

Course records

Men
2:33:02
Denis Prikulis
Women
2:46:18
Daniela Oemus

Weather in December

16–22°C
mild, sunny, windy
December in Lanzarote is mild and sunny, but often windy due to the trade winds.

Starter pack 2026

  • bib with timing chip
  • medal
  • technical t-shirt
Registrations after November 26 are not guaranteed a personalized bib or t-shirt.

Pacers & bib pickup

No pacers announced for this race.
Bib pickup
Feria del corredor, Lanzarote
day before the race only
Registration opens
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Registration closes
30 November 2026
Current price
TBC
Status checked
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Course map

Route not added yet

What’s nearby

30 minutes
Club La Santa — A well-known sports resort popular with runners and triathletes training for the race.
2 hours
Parque Nacional de Timanfaya — Timanfaya National Park, with volcanic landscapes and lava fields from the 18th-century eruptions.

Dinner before the race

Carb-loading recommendation coming later.

After the finish

Finish-area info not collected yet.

Airports

ACE · 20 min

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