Calima Desafio Posadas

Posadas and triathlon, a duo with more than 30 years of history, adding more and more to enjoy this sport in an ideal environment, surrounded by a city that revolves around triathletes. If you have lived the Posadas Triathlon experience, you already know what we are talking about and if not … we invite you to be part of our history during the next edition. Don’t let them explain it to you!

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Where to stay

Posadas is a small town on the Guadalquivir between Córdoba and Seville, so accommodation is thin on the ground and event weekend fills it quickly. The best approach is to base yourself in a nearby town or on the edge of Córdoba, arrive the day before to collect your bib and rack your bike, and keep the drive to the start line short on race morning. A pool and a bit of space for recovery afterwards are a bonus.

Hotel Monasterio de San Francisco – Palma del Río, about 20 km from the start. This four-star hotel in a restored monastery is the closest certified option and the most triathlon-minded: it lists a bike parking area, a tool workshop, repair tools and supplies, and a bike wash, so your machine can be checked and cleaned before transition. Its 25-metre Olympic pool is handy for a shake-out swim the day before or a gentle recovery session after the finish, and laundry and lockers help with kit.

Parador de Córdoba – Córdoba, about 29 km from the start. A four-star parador on a hill above the city, with views over Córdoba, a seasonal swimming pool, tennis and paddle courts, and parking. It also lists bike repair tools and supplies and laundry, making it a comfortable choice if you are travelling with family or want to combine race weekend with a day in the city.

Accommodation near Posadas is limited, so book early for event weekend, and browse more cycling-friendly accommodation across the region.