- Is the swim in the sea or a harbour?
- The swim takes place within the natural harbour of Portocolom. The water is typically very calm and well-protected from open sea swells.
- What is the famous 'Sant Salvador' climb?
- In the 111km distance, you climb Sant Salvador twice. It is a 5km ascent with an average gradient of 7%, featuring several hairpin turns and spectacular views.
- When is bike check-in?
- Bikes are typically checked in on Sunday morning before the race, but always check the official briefing for any Saturday afternoon windows.
- Is a wetsuit mandatory?
- In April, the water temperature is usually around 15-17°C, meaning wetsuits are almost always mandatory for all age groupers.
- How do I get to Portocolom from Palma?
- The easiest way is by rental car (60 min drive). There are no direct trains; buses are available but frequent transfers with bike boxes can be difficult.
- Are the roads closed to traffic?
- Yes, the bike course is largely closed to traffic, especially the ascent to San Salvador, providing a safe and high-speed racing environment.