Description
High-Level Itinerary
- Day 1: Arrival & apartment check-in, pick rental and get set-up, light paddle, event accreditation, browse the event exhibitors, shoot the breeze.
- Day 2: Check the start, practice and find the best line, start skills, paddle on the course, technique work. Paddle the course if conditions are right. Demo some skis. Siesta and Chill.
- Day 3: Check the finish, race finish strategy and line. Downwind Coaching. Paddle the course if conditions are right. Siesta and Chill.
- Day 4: Paddle the race course if conditions are right, perhaps visit Castillo de Santa Barbara, lunch along the Explanada de España. Siesta and Chill.
- Day 5: Race Briefing Day and Fun Race. Siesta and Chill.
- Day 6/7: Race days. Shuttles organised.
- Day 8: Depart
FAQs
- Rooming? Twin shares, singles on request.
- Transfers? Group transfers to venue included.
- Can families come? Yes, ask for non-paddler rates.
What you’ll experience
- High-Level Competition: Racing against some of the world’s best surfski athletes. The field is typically packed with past and future champions, providing a chance to test one’s skills on a global stage.
- Tactical and Varied Course: The race route is designed to be challenging, often featuring a mass beach start and a mix of upwind, downwind, and crosswind sections, demanding versatility and strategic thinking.
- Vibrant Community and Atmosphere: The event is more than just a race; it’s a social hub. There’s a lively race village where paddlers can connect, meet gear manufacturers, and enjoy the supportive camaraderie of the European paddling community.
- Stunning Coastal Scenery: The race takes place along the beautiful Mediterranean coastline of La Vila Joiosa, offering paddlers a unique perspective of the Spanish coast with its clear waters and sunny skies.










