Sant Vicent del Raspeig / San Vicente del Raspeig周辺のHalf Marathonレース

La Gran Carrera del Mediterráneo hosts runners and stand-up paddleboarders along Spain’s Costa Blanca in mid-November. The running race is a 21K half marathon, and the Mediterráneo SUP Race includes long-distance paddle racing. It connects Alicante, Elche, and Santa Pola, with the Mediterranean Sea alongside the route. The event typically spans two days: one for registration and recreational activities, followed by a competition day for the scored races. The course traces the coast past Alicante, Elche, and Santa Pola, with Tabarca island visible to the left and the finish at Varadero beach. It attracts both runners and paddle surfers, with recent participation exceeding 5,000 people across both disciplines. The SUP race is part of the Mediterranean Circuit and has been linked to Spain’s long-distance federation league, attracting national-level paddlers alongside the general participants. The Provincial Council of Alicante has supported the race since its inception, and Tele Deporte has featured the event in a report on a recent edition.

La Grande Course de la Méditerranée 21K is a half marathon in Spain, held in mid-November. It connects Alicante with Santa Pola, structured as a point-to-point run between two coastal towns rather than a city loop. The course runs along the Spanish coast, with participants heading from Alicante toward Santa Pola along the shoreline. This is the event's eighth edition, providing it with established history while remaining a relatively new race series.

The Media Maratón Unión Alcoyana is a running event held annually in Alcoi, Spain, during December, with its main races commencing in the morning. It offers multiple participation options beyond a single distance: a half marathon, a quarter marathon, Nordic walking, a half relay, a walking event, and a micro marathon designed for children. Organized by Club Atletisme Alcoi, this marks the thirteenth edition of the race. The route utilizes the same circuit as in past years, crossing several of the city’s notable districts. This approach provides participants with an extensive view of Alcoi, differing from a confined stadium-based competition.