Travesía Liebig–San José 2027
- Feb 21, 2027
- Distances: 2.2km and 5km
At a glance
- Next edition date
- February 21, 2027
- Distances
- 2.2 km · 5 km
- Where
- River · Río Uruguay, Colón, Entre Ríos, Argentina
- Entry fee
- 2.2 km: 50,000 ARS · 5 km: 68,000 ARS
- Registration
- owa.com.ar
About the race
OWA (Open Water Argentina) is an organization dedicated to open water swimming in Argentina. Its goal is to bring together swimmers of all ages and levels in an environment that promotes safety, commitment, and respect for nature. The organization seeks to create an accessible space where every event is an opportunity for personal growth and community bonding in rivers, lakes, and the sea.
Course
Previous editions
- 2026Feb 22, 2026
How to get there
Travesía Liebig–San José 2027
Frequently asked questions
- When is Travesía Liebig–San José 2027?
- Travesía Liebig–San José 2027 takes place on February 21, 2027.
- What distances does Travesía Liebig–San José 2027 offer?
- Travesía Liebig–San José 2027 offers 2.2 km and 5 km.
- How much is the entry fee for Travesía Liebig–San José 2027?
- Entry fees by distance: 2.2 km: 50,000 ARS · 5 km: 68,000 ARS. Prices from 2026 edition; 2027 prices not yet released
- Where does Travesía Liebig–San José 2027 take place?
- Travesía Liebig–San José 2027 is a river swim. Location: Río Uruguay, Colón, Entre Ríos, Argentina.
- How do I register for Travesía Liebig–San José 2027?
- The reference page for registering for Travesía Liebig–San José 2027 is https://owa.com.ar/.
Where to stay
In the nearby town of Colón and around San José, you will find a variety of options ranging from traditional 'cabañas'—small wooden or brick cottages preferred by local families—to boutique hotels overlooking the riverfront. Camping sites directly facing the beach are also widely available and popular during the summer season. Expect to pay between $50 and $120 USD per night for double occupancy in mid-range accommodations, with prices peaking slightly during the race weekend due to the influx of visitors.
Things to do nearby
The area is renowned for its thermal water resorts, which provide a relaxing recovery option after your swim. Beyond the water, you can explore the historical ruins of the Liebig industrial complex, which once processed the region's famous beef exports. For those looking to stay active, the river offers excellent opportunities for kayaking and SUP, allowing you to view the local landscape from a lower vantage point. Weekend visitors often spend their time visiting local vineyards or trekking through the nearby El Palmar National Park, home to vast forests of Yatay palms.
Swimmers
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