Bilet na TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca 2026
Bilety i wydarzenia

Bilet na TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca 2026

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Dlaczego warto?
  • Weź udział w maratonie TUI organizowanym w Palmie na Majorce 18 października 2026 r.
  • Zachwyć się zapierającą dech w piersiach scenerią podczas pełnego maratonu, półmaratonu lub biegu na dystansie 10 km
  • Przygotuj się na weekend pełen atrakcji, w tym bieg śniadaniowy, targi i pasta party
Czego możesz się spodziewać?

W Palmie, tętniącej życiem stolicy Majorki, można poczuć się jak na planie ulubionej bajki. Miasto z historią zapisaną w brukowanych uliczkach, gwarnymi placami i charakterystyczną katedrą górującą nad brzegiem morza stanowi idealne tło dla maratonu. Już 18 października 2026 r. uczestnicy TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca po raz kolejny zawalczą o złoty medal. Alex, maratończyk z ubiegłego roku, mówi: „Maraton TUI w Palmie to coś więcej niż tylko bieg. To szansa na wspólne celebrowanie i wkład w rozwój tego uroczego miasta. W moim pierwszym maratonie nie chodziło tylko o dystans. Chodziło o ludzi, jedzenie i widoki na każdym kroku”. Do wyboru jest klasyczny maraton, półmaraton lub krótszy 10-kilometrowy bieg. Warto też pamiętać o innych atrakcjach.

Nie tylko sam maraton motywuje ludzi z całego świata do wzięcia udziału w imprezie. Dzień wcześniej organizowany jest bieg śniadaniowy i pasta party, co daje szansę na zjedzenie solidnej porcji węglowodanów i dobrą zabawę. Odbywają się również targi, na których można nie tylko odebrać numer startowy, ale także zapoznać się z najnowszym sprzętem do biegania i zawiązać nowe przyjaźnie wśród osób, które są równie podekscytowane tym wydarzeniem. Zabawa nie kończy się wraz z minięciem linii mety – jest też afterparty, którego wiele osób już nie może się doczekać.

W tym roku, za sprawą TUI i Kumulus, sponsorów i organizatorów wydarzenia, maraton robi duży krok w kierunku dbania o środowisko i nie pozostawia po sobie śladu. Celem będzie ograniczenie ilości odpadów nienadających się do recyklingu przed, w trakcie i po biegach, zachęcanie wszystkich do zabrania ze sobą butelek wielokrotnego użytku i korzystania z licznych stacji z wodą pitną rozsianych po całym mieście, a także świadome wsparcie mieszkańców w działaniach proekologicznych. W końcu będziesz biegać w jednym z najpiękniejszych miejsc na świecie! Dołóżmy wszelkich starań, aby tak pozostało.

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Cena zawiera:
  • check Bilet na maraton, półmaraton lub bieg liczący 10 km
  • check Opłata rejestracyjna
  • check Chip do pomiaru czasu
  • check Ubezpieczenie na 1 dzień
  • check T-shirt wliczony w cenę przy 42 km
  • check Pasta party
  • check Obsługa szatni
  • check Medal ukończenia biegu
  • check Certyfikat uczestnika
Cena nie zawiera:
  • x_not_included Grawerunek na medalu
  • x_not_included Bieg śniadaniowy
  • x_not_included Zdjęcie z wydarzenia
  • x_not_included T-shirt przy 21 i 10 km (20 EUR)
Gdzie?

Parc de la Mar, Palma, Hiszpania

Miejsce zbiórki:
Maraton rozpoczyna się w Parc de la Mar, przy katedrze.
O czym należy pamiętać?
  • Rejestracja jest obowiązkowa, aby wziąć udział w maratonie, i należy jej dokonać w ciągu 48 godzin, w przeciwnym razie miejsce nie jest gwarantowane
  • Wymagany minimalny wiek dla 10 km: 16 lat w dniu biegu; dla dystansów 21 km i 42 km: 18 lat w dniu biegu
  • Harmonogram może ulec zmianie. Prosimy zawsze sprawdzać oficjalną stronę imprezy w celu potwierdzenia godzin

Wykorzystaj w pełni tę przygodę dzięki następującym wydarzeniom przed, w trakcie i po maratonie:

Piątek, 16 października:

  • 09:30 i 10:00 – bieg śniadaniowy (niewliczony w cenę)
  • 11:00-19:00 – odbiór numerów startowych na wszystkie dystanse
  • 11:00 do 19:00 – targi

Sobota, 17 października:

  • 09:30 i 10:00 – bieg śniadaniowy (niewliczony w cenę)
  • 11:00-19:00 – odbiór numerów startowych na wszystkie dystanse
  • 11:00-19:00 – targi
  • 12:00 do 14:00 – pasta party

Dzień maratonu, niedziela, 18 października:

  • 08:00 – start biegu na 10 km
  • 08:15 – start maratonu i półmaratonu
  • 09:00-14:00 – targi
  • 11:45 – ceremonia wręczenia nagród dla zwycięzców biegu na 10 km i półmaratonu
  • 12:15 – ceremonia wręczenia nagród dla zwycięzców maratonu
  • 14:15 – zakończenie wydarzenia
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    Allison

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    4.2

    28 października 2025

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    I found the 2 part process of entering a bit tricky. Everything was well organised on the day and there were lots of toilets at the start/finish. Bag drop was well organised. I reported that someone needed first aid but the first marshal wasn’t helpful so I had to find someone else.

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    Seaview

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    5

    27 października 2025

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    Overall experience was amazing to run in the city of Palma . Registration the day before to pick up bib numbers was great fun. We did feel though that it wasn't quite clear on the confirmation email how to register with the official Palma marathon for the 10k run but we eventually sussed it out.

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    TUI Musement Traveler

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    5

    23 października 2025

    What a beautiful course at a beautiful time of day. Considerately planned I would say to make the most of the experience.

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    TUI Musement Traveler

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    5

    22 października 2025

    Nummer abholen, Lauf, Supportstationen funktionierten einwandfrei. Erinnerungen vorab per Mail sind gut. Strecke deutlich ausgezeichnet.

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    TUI Musement Traveler

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    5

    22 października 2025

    Gute Organisation, auch das Wetter war passend☀️

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    TUI Musement Traveler

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    5

    21 października 2025

    Parcours exceptionnellement joli et agréable.Je trouve le dossard cher en comparaison du peu de choses offertes aux coureurs, lors du retrait des dossards on nous offre un sac vide qui sert pour la consigne de nos vêtements le jour de course.Le maillot de la course est payant c est incroyable

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