Lake— Brazil

Volta de Alagados — Ponta Grossa

Nov 29, 2026
Distances from 200m to 10km
Ponta Grossa, Paraná, Brazil · Represa de Alagados

At a glance

Next edition date
November 29, 2026
Distances
200 m · 600 m · 1.5 km · 2.5 km · 5 km · 10 km
Where
Lake · Represa de Alagados, Ponta Grossa, Paraná, Brazil
Entry fee
20–37 €
Wetsuit
Wetsuit use is permitted (indicated as 'sim').

About the race

The Volta de Alagados in Ponta Grossa presents a technical challenge across a series of distances: 200m, 600m, 1500m, 2500m, 5000m, and 10000m. Scheduled for November 29, 2026, the event takes place within the private grounds of the local yacht club, utilizing the dammed waters of the Represa de Alagados. Wetsuits are permitted, providing flexibility for participants navigating the variable thermal conditions typical of the Paraná plateau in late spring.

Race day logistics

Swimmers tackling the 5km and 10km distances encounter a floating pier at the 2.5km mark, designed as a dedicated station for personal hydration and nutrition. Organizers mandate participation in a safety briefing 15 minutes before each start; failure to attend results in disqualification. For the 10km category, a strict 4-hour and 30-minute time limit is enforced, after which support vessels remove any remaining swimmers from the water. Those competing in the 600m distance who are new to open water must be accompanied by an 'angel'—a designated experienced swimmer—or hire a support pilot through the organizers to ensure navigation safety.

Registration fees range from 20 to 37 EUR, covering the timing chip, swim cap, and a finisher medal. Because the venue is private, attendees pay an additional entry fee at the gate that contributes to the upkeep of the yacht club facilities, including showers and parking. Competitive swimmers often utilize the nearby lodging options in Ponta Grossa, located approximately 13 kilometers from the dam, as there are no hotels directly on the property.

Course

5 km

Floating pier support at 2.5km mark for hydration and nutrition.

10 km

Floating pier support at 2.5km mark for hydration and nutrition. 4h30min time limit.

Awards

  • Age group awards

Trophies for top 5 overall (all distances) and top 5/3 per category depending on distance.

Aid stations

Aid stations
1
Interval
2.5 km

Floating pier at 2.5km mark for 5k and 10k distances.

How to get there

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Volta de Alagados — Ponta Grossa

Frequently asked questions

When is Volta de Alagados — Ponta Grossa?
Volta de Alagados — Ponta Grossa takes place on November 29, 2026.
What distances does Volta de Alagados — Ponta Grossa offer?
Volta de Alagados — Ponta Grossa offers 200 m, 600 m, 1.5 km, 2.5 km, 5 km, and 10 km.
How much is the entry fee for Volta de Alagados — Ponta Grossa?
The entry fee ranges from 20 € to 37 €. Entry fee does not include shirt (50 BRL). Additional venue entry fee of 20 BRL for athletes and 40 BRL for companions applies on site.
Is a wetsuit required at Volta de Alagados — Ponta Grossa?
Wetsuit use is permitted (indicated as 'sim').
Where does Volta de Alagados — Ponta Grossa take place?
Volta de Alagados — Ponta Grossa is a lake swim. Location: Represa de Alagados, Ponta Grossa, Paraná, Brazil.
How do I register for Volta de Alagados — Ponta Grossa?
The reference page for registering for Volta de Alagados — Ponta Grossa is https://www.correrenadar.com.br/evento/volta-de-alagados/.

Where to stay

Lodging options are concentrated in the city of Ponta Grossa, 13km from the venue. Athletes typically choose between functional business hotels, such as the Ibis or local express hotels, and private residential rentals found on platforms like Airbnb. Prices for standard double rooms generally range from 30 to 65 EUR per night, depending on proximity to the urban center and amenities provided.

Things to do nearby

The Campos Gerais region is defined by its rugged topography and industrial history. Visitors often explore the regional geological formations, including sandstone parks, or participate in local brewery tours for which the city is known. Kayaking and SUP are common activities on the reservoir during non-race days, while the surrounding rural landscape offers extensive trail networks for trekking and mountain biking.

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