Marathon
| REGISTRATION FEES | Marathon |
| Until 31 Dec. 2024 | CI$64/US$80 |
| 1 Jan. to 31 Aug. 2025 | CI$76/US$95 |
| 1 Sept. to 31 Oct. 2025 | CI$84/US$105 |
| 1 Nov. to 30 Nov. 2025 | CI$92/US$115 |
| 1 Dec. to 3 Dec. 2025 | CI$100/US$125 |
| 6 Dec. (late registration at packet pick up) | CI$100/US$125 |
Full Marathon Course Record:
- Christopher Thompson, Surrey, Great Britain, UK, 2:33:02 (2022)
- Julie Stackhouse, Jacksonville, Florida, USA, 3:06:17 (2006)
The marathon is a looped course which means participants will have to run by the start/finish line in order to complete the second leg of the race. This event attracts about 150 to 200 runners and is the smaller of the three adult events.
Want to know who is running the full marathon? Look for blue numbers on the bibs!
| REGISTRATION FEES | Marathon |
| Until 31 Dec. 2024 | CI$64/US$80 |
| 1 Jan. to 31 Aug. 2025 | CI$76/US$95 |
| 1 Sept. to 31 Oct. 2025 | CI$84/US$105 |
| 1 Nov. to 30 Nov. 2025 | CI$92/US$115 |
| 1 Dec. to 3 Dec. 2025 | CI$100/US$125 |
| 6 Dec. (late registration at packet pick up) | CI$100/US$125 |
FAQ about the Marathon:
Why is the full marathon a looped course?
The safety of our runners is paramount, and as a small race in a small country, we do not have the resources to manage an ‘out and back’ full marathon. To do this would require more volunteers, traffic management, course support, water stations, food and drink, etc. A looped course helps us take care of our runners in the best way.
Got more questions? Visit our FAQ page!