Itzurun-Arranpla
- Jul 11, 2026
- Last edition date
- Distance: 2km
At a glance
- Last edition date
- July 11, 2026
- Distances
- 2 km
- Where
- Sea · Itzurun hondartza, Zumaia, País Vasco, Spain
- Entry fee
- 15–30 €
- Registration
- rtsfiles.blob.core.windows.net
About the race
The Itzurun-Arranpla is an open water swimming competition held in Zumaia, characterized by a course that takes advantage of the natural beauty of the Basque coast. The event stands out for its connection to the territory and the challenge posed by the currents and marine conditions typical of the Itzurun area.
The race attracts swimmers looking for an authentic experience in a unique landscape, where the flysch cliffs serve as a natural backdrop. The atmosphere is typical of local sporting events, focused on a passion for the sea and the promotion of Zumaia's natural heritage.
Course
Open sea course starting from Itzurun beach.
Awards
Awards ceremony scheduled for male and female categories, with age group divisions as per local regulations.
How to get there
Zumaia can be reached by car via the N-634 road or the AP-8 motorway. Euskotren railway station is available.
Itzurun-Arranpla
Frequently asked questions
- When was the last edition of Itzurun-Arranpla?
- The last edition of Itzurun-Arranpla took place on July 11, 2026.
- What distances does Itzurun-Arranpla offer?
- Itzurun-Arranpla has a single distance: 2 km.
- How much is the entry fee for Itzurun-Arranpla?
- The entry fee ranges from 15 € to 30 €. Prices may vary depending on federation or club membership.
- Where does Itzurun-Arranpla take place?
- Itzurun-Arranpla is a sea swim. Location: Itzurun hondartza, Zumaia, País Vasco, Spain.
- How do I register for Itzurun-Arranpla?
- The reference page for registering for Itzurun-Arranpla is https://rtsfiles.blob.core.windows.net/documentos/d6d154d3-d288-49aa-898d-be0de65997fc.pdf.
Where to stay
Zumaia offers a mix of traditional Basque hospitality and coastal convenience. Visitors can find charming guesthouses in the historic town center, often converted from traditional stone buildings, or opt for boutique hotels located near the port area. Camping facilities are available just outside the town, providing direct access to the coastal paths. Expect to pay between 80 and 150 EUR per night for a double room during the mid-July peak season, with prices scaling based on proximity to the beachfront.
Things to do nearby
The weekend in Zumaia revolves around its dramatic geological landscape. Beyond the swim, you can explore the famous Flysch cliffs—a massive sequence of sedimentary rock layers visible along the shoreline. Kayaking and SUP sessions are popular in the lower reaches of the Urola estuary, offering a different perspective of the race course. For a culinary break, the town is a prime location to sample local pintxos and fresh seafood caught by the local fleet, paired with the regional Txakoli wine.
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