Maratón de Murcia Costa Cálida

What is the route of the Maratón de Murcia Costa Cálida

The TotalEnergies Murcia Costa Cálida Marathon starts at the central Glorieta de España, next to the Town Hall, and finishes in front of the emblematic Murcia Cathedral, at Plaza del Cardenal Belluga. The course, certified by the RFEA and the Región de Murcia Athletics Federation, runs entirely through the city's urban area.

The route passes avenues such as Paseo Teniente Flomesta, Ronda de Garay, Calle Melilla and Avenida Fama, alternating wide sections with more residential areas on the east side of the city.

In its central stretch, the course passes Avenida Miguel Induráin and crosses the Puente Fica bridge, before continuing along Ronda Norte and Avenida de la Libertad.

The final kilometres head back to the historic centre along Gran Vía Escultor Salzillo to the finish line at Plaza de la Catedral, one of Murcia's most iconic spots.

Key kilometer points of the Maratón de Murcia Costa Cálida

• Km 0-8 — Salida en la Glorieta de España

  Arranque junto al Ayuntamiento, por el Paseo Teniente Flomesta y la Ronda de Garay.

• Km 8-20 — Puerta de Orihuela y Rotonda de las Atalayas

  El trazado avanza por la calle Melilla y la Avenida Fama en dirección a las Atalayas.

• Km 20-32 — Avenida Miguel Induráin y Puente Fica

  El recorrido cruza el Puente Fica y continúa por la Avenida Ciclista Mariano Rojas y la Ronda Norte.

• Km 32-42,195 — Gran Vía Escultor Salzillo y meta en la Catedral

  Los últimos kilómetros regresan hacia el centro por la Gran Vía Escultor Salzillo hasta la meta en la Plaza del Cardenal Belluga, frente a la Catedral de Murcia.

Where to stay for the Maratón de Murcia Costa Cálida

Central Murcia, around the Cathedral and Plaza de las Flores, is the best area to stay: the finish is right at Plaza del Cardenal Belluga, next to the Cathedral, and the start at Glorieta de España is a short walk away.

Prices in Murcia tend to be affordable, with central hotels averaging around €80 a night for a double room.

Getting there from the airport for the Maratón de Murcia Costa Cálida

Murcia Region International Airport (Corvera) is connected to the centre by a direct bus (InterBus) to San Andrés station, taking about 30 minutes with a €1.85 ticket.

Bus schedules are timed to flight arrivals and departures, so it's worth checking them in advance on the InterBus website.

A taxi is the fastest alternative if you'd rather go straight to your hotel without relying on bus timetables.

Frequently Asked Questions about Maratón de Murcia Costa Cálida

What does the entry fee include?

The fee includes the Spanish Athletics Federation's one-day licence, which covers accident insurance, at an extra cost of €6 if you don't already hold your own federation licence.

Can I get a refund if I can't run?

No, entries are non-refundable unless you took out the optional refund insurance under the terms set out in the race regulations.

How is my starting corral assigned?

Your bib and starting corral are assigned based on the estimated finish time you give when registering.

Can I transfer my bib to someone else?

Yes, you can change the bib's registered owner up to 15 days before the race.

About Maratón de Murcia Costa Cálida

The Murcia Costa Cálida Marathon is a 42.195-kilometre race through the streets of Murcia, giving runners the opportunity to take on the marathon challenge in an urban setting with a lively sporting atmosphere. The race welcomes runners of different abilities, from first-time marathoners to athletes aiming to improve their personal best.

The Murcia Marathon route allows participants to discover the city while completing the full 42.195 km distance, combining different urban areas and benefiting from spectator support throughout the race. Its welcoming atmosphere makes it an appealing option for runners looking to enjoy a marathon in Spain and experience a sporting event in Murcia.

Taking part in the Murcia Costa Cálida Marathon is an opportunity to complete 42.195 km, run through Murcia and enjoy a day dedicated to running. A race where participants can test their endurance, share kilometres with fellow runners and take on one of the great challenges of popular athletics.