Mallorca Olympic Triathlon

The Mallorca Olympic Triathlon is an Olympic-distance race held in Colònia de Sant Jordi, on the south coast of Mallorca. The most recent edition took place on Saturday 23 May 2026, and the 2025 race was billed as the 13th edition. The date of the next edition has not been announced yet.

Routes and distances

• Swim: 1.5 km in open water, starting from the beach
• Bike: 40 km on the roads of southern Mallorca
• Run: 10 km, passing through the town of Ses Salines

The 2024 edition added a finish area with massage, food and drink, and relay teams were allowed to enter. Route details for future editions will depend on the organiser’s announcement.

Registration

Entries are handled through the organiser’s registration page on Eventrac, where a “Register Interest” option has been offered. No prices or opening date for the next edition have been published. See the official registration page for updates.

Why race it

The race starts on the beach at Colònia de Sant Jordi, and in 2024 the prize-giving was followed by a paella for all participants at the port. The circuit has been described as demanding, and relay entries make it open to teams as well as individuals.

Where to stay

Colònia de Sant Jordi is a small fishing port, so sleeping in town means the swim start is a short stroll from your door. Arriving the day before gives you time to collect your bib, rack your bike and check the bay without rushing, and after the finish you can walk back for a shower and a long recovery on the south coast of Mallorca. All of the places below are certified by Cycling Friendly.

Hotel Honucai – in Colònia de Sant Jordi. This boutique hotel sits a few metres from the beach, with a small pool overlooking the sea. Cyclists get secure bike parking, workshop furniture with tools, an air pump and tailored routes, and the rich breakfast buffet is built for fuelling up before a big day.

Hostal Doris – in Colònia de Sant Jordi. A family-run guesthouse in the heart of town, with a cafeteria-bar-restaurant and a roof terrace for unwinding. It lists repair tools, a bike wash and indoor trainers, handy for a last spin-out before the race, and the owners are happy to suggest routes for road, gravel or MTB.

Lavendel Apartments – in Colònia de Sant Jordi. Self-catering apartments just metres from the beach and next to a supermarket, which makes pre-race meals easy to organise. There is a dedicated space to store your bike and make small adjustments, a shared laundry for kit, and bike hire at a nearby establishment.

Cycling Apartments TMSA – in Colònia de Sant Jordi. Three independent apartments in one building, with space for larger groups or a whole training squad. Facilities include secure bike storage, a repair workshop, a bike wash, laundry and lockers, plus route information and guided tours led by local experts.

Apartamentos Posidonia – Colònia de Sant Jordi, about 1 km from the start. A small complex of modern apartments opened in 2019, a five-minute walk from the Olympic pool. Triathletes get a bicycle garage with individual hangers and a workshop, plus a pool, fitness room, sauna and massage on request.

Villa Chiquita Hotel Resort & Spa – Colònia de Sant Jordi, about 1 km from the start. For a more indulgent weekend, this hotel has a heated pool, spa and rooftop terrace. Its Cycling Centre offers secure racks, a basic repair shop and a pump, and the Fonoll Marí restaurant serves breakfast and dinner aimed at hungry cyclists.

Race weekend fills up fast in a town this small, so book early once dates are confirmed, and browse more cycling-friendly accommodation if you want to stay further afield.