Sea— Brazil

Circuito Ocean — Florianópolis

Nov 14, 2026
Distances from 200m to 3km

At a glance

Next edition date
November 14, 2026
Distances
200 m · 750 m · 1.5 km · 3 km
Where
Sea · Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil
Entry fee
200 m: 138.8 BRL · 750 m: 258.8 BRL · 1.5 km: 258.8 BRL · 3 km: 258.8 BRL

About the race

The Circuito Ocean is presented as the largest multisport beach festival in Southern Brazil. The event combines various disciplines, including open water swimming, aquathlon, running, and walking, while offering a series of activities open to the public in an environment focused on sports and seaside leisure.

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Circuito Ocean — Florianópolis

Frequently asked questions

When is Circuito Ocean — Florianópolis?
Circuito Ocean — Florianópolis takes place on November 14, 2026.
What distances does Circuito Ocean — Florianópolis offer?
Circuito Ocean — Florianópolis offers 200 m, 750 m, 1.5 km, and 3 km.
How much is the entry fee for Circuito Ocean — Florianópolis?
Entry fees by distance: 200 m: 138.8 BRL · 750 m: 258.8 BRL · 1.5 km: 258.8 BRL · 3 km: 258.8 BRL. Prices for the Circuito Ocean race — Floripa Stage 2026 (November 14-15, 2026). Prices for the Economic Kit (without t-shirt) at Batch 3. The Basic Kit (with event t-shirt) includes a surcharge of R$ 40.00.
Where does Circuito Ocean — Florianópolis take place?
Circuito Ocean — Florianópolis is a sea swim. Location: Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil.
How do I register for Circuito Ocean — Florianópolis?
The reference page for registering for Circuito Ocean — Florianópolis is https://www.circuitoocean.com.br/.

Where to stay

Florianópolis offers a wide range of stay options, from cozy 'pousadas' near the northern beaches to boutique hotels overlooking the historic city center and harbor. For a more immersive experience, many athletes opt for camping grounds located directly on the beach front, allowing for immediate access to the water. Prices typically range from $40/night for budget-friendly guesthouses to over $150/night for premium seaside resorts, depending on the proximity to the race village.

Things to do nearby

Between race heats, visitors can explore the island's unique blend of culture and nature. The region is famous for its local seafood gastronomy, particularly the oyster farms in the northern bays. For those seeking movement, the area provides excellent conditions for kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding in the calmer lagoons, while the coastal trails offer rugged trekking routes with panoramic views of the ocean. History enthusiasts can also visit the 18th-century stone forts that dot the surrounding islands, accessible by short boat trips from the mainland.

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