Palma’s Passeig Marítim will become a meeting point for sport and solidarity on **14 and 15 November 2026**. The Balearic Islands Port Authority (Autoritat Portuària de Balears) is hosting the second edition of its Cursa Solidària, a two-day event bringing together runners, families and organisations around a shared goal: encouraging physical activity and supporting a charitable cause.
The programme includes races for different ages and fitness levels, a free popular walk, sporting activities and an exhibitors’ fair. It is an opportunity to enjoy sport in one of the most emblematic settings in the Mallorcan capital.
Two days of sport and activities at the Passeig Marítim
Photo: APB – Wishanfg
The event will get underway on **Saturday 14 November** with the opening of the Exhibitors’ Fair, located on the Passeig Marítim, next to plaça de la Calçada de Sant Domingo. Sports, health and charitable organisations will take part, offering visitors a range of products and services.
Saturday’s programme will also feature free recreational and sporting activities led by instructors, including special activities for younger children. It will also be the designated day for collecting race numbers and T-shirts for Sunday’s events.
Collection will take place on Saturday only, from **10 am to 7 pm**, at the designated area in plaça de la Calçada de Sant Domingo. Race numbers and T-shirts will not be handed out on race day.
Sunday 15 November: races for all ages
Sunday will be the main day of competition. Activities will begin at 9 am with the opening of the fair, followed by a group warm-up and instructor-led stretching session from 9.30 am.
The races will take place throughout the morning, with different categories scheduled as follows:
- 10 am: Milla III, for participants aged 12 and 13.
- 10.20 am: Media Milla II, for children aged 9 to 11.
- 10.30 am: Cuarto de Milla I, for children aged 5 to 8.
- 10.40 am: 200-metre introductory race for children aged 0 to 4, accompanied by a parent or guardian.
- 11 am: Competitive 10-kilometre race for adults.
- 12.30 pm: 4-kilometre charity race and 4-kilometre popular walk.
The awards ceremony for the 10-kilometre race is scheduled for 12.15 pm, while prizes for the competitive 4-kilometre race will be presented at 1.15 pm.
Competitive races, children’s events and a popular walk
The Cursa Solidària APB offers several options, allowing participants to choose an event suited to their age and fitness level.
The competitive adult races cover **10 and 4 kilometres** and include a timing chip and race number. The minimum age is 16 for the 10-kilometre race and 14 for the 4-kilometre event. Both races will start and finish at plaça de la Calçada de Sant Domingo.
Four free, non-competitive races have been organised for younger children, with no timing system and distances adapted to each age group. Every child who crosses the finish line will receive a commemorative medal and a piece of fruit.
There will also be a **free 4-kilometre popular walk**, open to participants of all ages. It is an alternative for anyone who would rather enjoy the sporting atmosphere without taking part in a race. At the finish, walkers will also receive a medal and fruit.
Registration and prices
Registration for the different events is available through the Elitechip platform. The competitive adult races cost **€10**, while the children’s races and popular walk are free. Administration fees are not included.
All proceeds from the competitive races will be donated to a charity chosen by the organisers. The adult race entry fee also includes a race number with timing chip, commemorative T-shirt, refreshments, a medal and fruit at the finish.
Please note that on-the-day registration will not be available on Sunday 15 November. All entries must be completed in advance, and race numbers and T-shirts must be collected on Saturday.
For full details and to register, visit the official Elitechip website.
A race with a commitment to sustainability
The second edition of the Cursa Solidària APB will also introduce measures to reduce the event’s environmental impact. Single-use plastic cups will not be provided, and a drinking water station will be available so participants can refill their own reusable bottles.
Through this initiative, the Balearic Islands Port Authority invites residents and visitors to enjoy an active, family-friendly and charitable weekend by the sea.
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