5ª TRAVESSIA DE IRIRI

Praia de Iriri, Anchieta, Espírito Santo, BR

Next edition date
January 10, 2026
Water type
Sea
Venue
Praia de Iriri
Water temperature
25 °C

About the race

The 5th Travessia de Iriri is more than just an open water swimming event; it is a celebration of the unique coastal charm of Anchieta, in the heart of Espírito Santo. Held at the stunning Praia de Iriri, this race has quickly become a pillar of the local sporting calendar, drawing swimmers who seek the perfect balance of competitive spirit and the serene, crystalline beauty of the Brazilian Atlantic. The venue, known for its picturesque coastline and inviting waters, provides an idyllic backdrop that transforms a standard race day into a festive gathering for families and athletes alike.

Iriri itself is a hidden gem, famous for its cluster of intimate, sheltered beaches that offer some of the most tranquil swimming conditions in the region. The area is steeped in local tradition, where the rhythm of the tide meets the warm hospitality of the Espírito Santo coast. Whether you are a seasoned marathon swimmer or a newcomer testing your endurance in the ocean for the first time, the atmosphere here is incredibly welcoming. The event caters to a wide spectrum of participants, fostering a community feel that encourages camaraderie before and after the starting signal.

As you prepare for the 5th edition, consider that your trip is an opportunity to immerse yourself in one of Brazil’s most charming maritime destinations. Beyond the competition, you will find that the surrounding landscape—characterized by lush green cliffs and golden sands—offers the perfect setting for relaxation. Once you have crossed the finish line and reclaimed your breath, you will find that it is well worth your time to {{link:experiences|explore the local surroundings}}, where the pace of life slows down to match the gentle lapping of the waves. Before you head to the start line, ensure you have your stay sorted by choosing to {{link:accommodations|find where to stay near the race venue}}, allowing you to wake up to the sound of the sea on race morning.