In 2020, the PwC Bermuda Marathon course was changed from two 13.1-mile loops to a point-to-point course that starts on the west end of the island in the historic Royal Naval Dockyard. This new course offers participants a one-of-a-kind running tour of the island, past some of Bermuda’s most famous beaches and historic sites. Along with the course change, the new marathon features more frequent aid stations, rum stops sponsored by Gosling’s, and a variety of on-course entertainment and cheering squads to keep your spirits high as you head to the finish line.
Don’t forget: if you’re looking for an extra challenge, you can run 3 races in 3 days as part of the Chubb Full Bermuda Triangle Challenge, which includes the Butterfield Mile, the BF&M 10k, and the PwC Bermuda Marathon. 3 races, 4 medals, and a high-quality Finisher’s Jacket to wear with pride! Click here to register!
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Participants in the PwC Bermuda Marathon will receive a 2023 Chubb Bermuda Triangle Challenge technical t-shirt (men’s and women’s sizes available), a custom 2023 PwC Bermuda Marathon Finisher’s Medal, a custom finisher’s certificate, a swag bag, and a virtual race bag. In addition, everyone is invited to celebrate their accomplishments at the post-race Finisher’s Festival in Barr’s Bay Park, featuring music, free food and snacks (including Oscar Mayer hot dogs, Nature Valley granola bars, and Haagen Dazs ice cream) courtesy of Butterfield and Vallis, locally brewed beer courtesy of Bermuda Craft Brewing, and rum cocktails courtesy of Gosling’s.
A ferry will be provided to take marathon runners from Hamilton to the Royal Naval Dockyard. The ferry will leave Albuoy’s Point in Hamilton (which is located next to the Hamilton Ferry Terminal) at 5:30am sharp on Sunday, January 15th. The journey is about 30 minutes and the boat arrives at the Royal Naval Dockyard at 6:00am. Runners participating in the Bermuda Marathon are encouraged to take the ferry. The ferry is free to all marathon runners who present their runner bib number at Albuoy’s Point. Please do not be late for the ferry!
If you are not planning to take the free ferry, and you wish to make your own way to the Royal Naval Dockyard, there are parking facilities there and areas to disembark (if you are coming by taxi or bus).
At the Royal Naval Dockyard, there will be toilet facilities, a drop area, as well as Highland Spring water, Powerade, coffee, tea, and pastries.
For more events located in the Royal Naval Dockyard, check out our events page here.