VII Torneo Invierno
- Jun 27, 2026
- Last edition date
At a glance
- Last edition date
- June 27, 2026
- Where
- Open pool · C D Ituzaingo, Maldonado, Uruguay
- Registration
- natacionmasteruruguay.com
About the race
VII Winter Tournament organized by the Liga Nacional de Natación Master de Uruguay at the Club Deportivo Ituzaingó.
Course
Awards
- Age group awards
Organized by the National Master Swimming League; standard age group categories typically apply.
Useful info
The VII Torneo Invierno will be held on June 27 at the C.D. Ituzaingo. Detailed information regarding registration, categories, and regulations is available through the 'Convocatoria' and 'Inscripción' sections on the official LNNM (Liga Nacional de Natación Master Uruguay) website.
How to get there
Carrasco International Airport (MVD) is 115 km away. From the airport, direct buses (COT/Maldonado Turismo) take 1h 45m. By car, take the Ruta Interbalnearia. The city is well-served by taxis and ride-sharing apps. Parking is available on-site but limited during the event; arriving early is recommended.
VII Torneo Invierno
Frequently asked questions
- When was the last edition of VII Torneo Invierno?
- The last edition of VII Torneo Invierno took place on June 27, 2026.
- Where does VII Torneo Invierno take place?
- VII Torneo Invierno is an open-air pool swim. Location: C D Ituzaingo, Maldonado, Uruguay.
- How do I register for VII Torneo Invierno?
- The reference page for registering for VII Torneo Invierno is https://natacionmasteruruguay.com/.
Where to stay
Maldonado offers a range of options, from historic guesthouses in the town center to modern boutique hotels overlooking the harbor. During the winter season, demand is lower, with prices for double rooms typically ranging from $60 to $120 per night. Many athletes prefer local apartments or smaller lodges near the bay to ensure proximity to the starting area, avoiding the high-density resorts of neighboring Punta del Este.
Things to do nearby
The area around Maldonado is defined by its maritime heritage and natural geography. Visitors can explore the colonial ruins along the coast, visit the regional museums detailing the 18th-century military history, or engage in sea kayaking near the stream's mouth. The local landscape also supports coastal trekking, which provides a vantage point for the watchtowers and historical markers scattered along the shoreline.
Swimmers
What to see around
1. Casapueblo (Punta Ballena): iconic architecture by Páez Vilaró. 2. Punta del Este Lighthouse and Peninsula. 3. Arboretum Lussich: forest trekking. 4. Playa Mansa beach for running or relaxation. 5. Gorriti Island: accessible by ferry for historical exploration and nature.
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