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More about Walker Bay Outdoor
Walker Bay Outdoor (“WBO”) Hermanus is a multi-day multi-discipline outdoor sports and lifestyle festival held in and around Hermanus and the Walker Bay region at the end of April each year.
WBO is focused on becoming the world’s coolest outdoor sports festival, and we invite you to be part of that journey.
The event features a host of sporting activities. From trail running in the iconic Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, a sprint triathlon that allows you to swim in the clear blue whale-coast ocean waters, and a twilight run that will take you through scenic coastal routes. Participants and outdoor enthusiasts are spoilt for choice.
The whole event experience is set around being both family and spectator friendly. It is designed so that athletes can participate in two events per day or perhaps a couple over the weekend. Start and finish points are designed for spectators and family to be part of the weekend vibe whilst none of the events are so hard that athletes won’t want to indulge in the amazing wine, beer and cuisine that Hermanus has to offer before rising early to experience another day of well-deserved outdoor bliss.
WBO TRIATHLON DETAILS | |
EVENT NAME | WBO TRAITHLON |
EVENT DATE | 28 April 2024 |
EVENT PARTNERS | Old School Group |
COSTS | R849.00 |
TIME | 08:00 am |
DISTANCES & DESCRIPTIONS | Sprint Tri: 600m swim, 23.7km road cycle, 5.6km road run |
Location | Ampitheatre |
Team Entry | If you want to enter the Triathlon as team, make sure to choose this option. |
Registration Times:
Registration times will be available leading up to the event (keep an eye on our social media & WhatsApp groups. You will also be able to complete registration 1 hour before the actual event)
This event supports team entries for certain classes, but teams must consist of 3 participants per team.
Event location
Amphitheatre Village, Hermanus
| Coordinates | -34.4193881, 19.2436108 |
| Address | Amphitheatre Village |
| City | Hermanus |
| Province | Western Cape |
Registration Number: 2015/141112/07