Across tides, peaks, and sand.
Triatlon Loreto Nomadix Adventure 2025

Swim the sea. Ride the mountains. Run the desert.
April 16 – 18, 2027

Three sports. One challenge.
Can you conquer Loreto?
STAGE 1 · APR 16, 2027
Open Water Swim
4 KM
Juncalito Bay
Night 1
Hotel in Loreto
STAGE 2 · APR 17, 2027
Road Cycling · Gran Fondo
100 KM
Loreto → San Javier Mission
+1,532 m Elevation
Night 2
Camp at
San Javier Mission
STAGE 3 · APR 18, 2027
Mountain Trail Run
25 KM
San Javier Mission → Loreto
+210 m Elevation
129+ KM · 3 DAYS · 3 DISCIPLINES
An expedition of more than 119 accumulated kilometers across three continuous disciplines: 4 km open-water swimming, 90 km road cycling and 25 km mountain trail running.
The expedition combines a hotel stay in Loreto after Stage 1 with a fully equipped expedition camp at San Javier Mission after Stage 2.
Nomadix Loreto
The 3-day challenge
Swim, bike, and run through the breathtaking landscapes of Loreto, Baja California Sur. More than 129 km over 3 days, combining sea, road, and mountains in a one-of-a-kind expedition.
Day 1: 4 km of open-water swimming in Juncalito Bay
Day 2: 100 km road cycling from Loreto to the San Javier Mission (+1,532 m)
Day 3: 25 km mountain run from the San Javier Mission to Loreto (+210 m)
One night at a hotel in Loreto and one night at an expedition camp in San Javier. An unforgettable experience.
WHERE?
Loreto, Baja California Sur
WHEN?
April 16–18, 2027
Essentials covered. Just ride.
Your registration includes
Full athlete meals
Breakfast, lunch & dinner
Athlete accommodation
Hotel in Loreto + Expedition Camp
Full event logistics
Luggage transportation included
Medical support, aid stations, hot showers, basic bike maintenance and essential race services are included throughout the expedition.
TOTAL
3 DAYS · 3 DISCIPLINES
ONE EXPEDITION
THREE WAYS
TO GO NOMADIX.
Take on the complete 119 km expedition individually or alongside a teammate.
Complete all three stages individually with official timing, overall ranking and awards.
Experience the complete Nomadix expedition at your own pace with official timing and no podium ranking.
Two athletes. Three stages. One combined result. Final standings are determined by both athletes' accumulated times across the expedition.
AGE
Every registered athlete must complete all three stages of the expedition.
129 KM.
3 DAYS.
ALL IN.
Race logistics, athlete services, meals, timing, support and the complete Nomadix experience.
CHOOSE YOUR
ENTRY.
Registration fees are listed in MXN. Entry includes participation across all three stages.
Race Entry
Full participation
All 3 stages
Expedition
Accommodation
Complete meals
3 meals / day
Specialized
Medical support
Electronic
Race timing
Hydration &
Aid stations
Between stages
Luggage transport
Official
Competitor T-shirt
Official
Performance jersey
Official
Sports bag
Commemorative
Water bottle
Guaranteed
3L water / stage
Camp services
Showers & restrooms
Digital & printed
Route book
Basic
Bike maintenance
Official
Finisher medal
Digital
Finisher certificate
Companion Pass
Bring someone with you and let them experience Nomadix beyond the race. Limited to one companion per registered athlete.
Shared tent accommodation with the registered athlete
Complete meals breakfast, lunch & dinner
Hydration throughout the experience
Transportation between camps
OPTIONAL SERVICES
Advanced bike mechanics, recovery massage sessions
and camp social package available at an additional cost.
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Everything you need to know
Ready to take on every stage?
Click to explore the routes, camps, and everything this adventure includes
FAQs
Answers to all your burning questions — before you hit the trail.
In this section, you’ll find answers to the most common questions.
For a deeper dive into essential race logistics — including maps, gear, safety, and daily life at the camp — explore the “The Experience” section. It’s your go-to guide before the adventure begins.
Yes, the organizing committee will provide transportation for participants at two times: TBD and TBD on TBD.
The only thing you need to book and plan on your own is your flight to La Paz, Baja California Sur, arriving on November 13. We’ll take care of everything else.
Our team will be waiting for you — and your bike — at the La Paz International Airport to transfer you to Loreto.
Return transportation to the La Paz International Airport is scheduled for November 16 at TBD.
No. For logistical and organizational reasons, companions are not allowed to stay at the campsites, which are exclusively reserved for triathletes.
If they wish to attend the event, they must cover their own accommodation and transportation expenses.
Companions may only access the official race routes and designated spectator areas at the swim, bike, and run start and finish zones.
We recommend staying at a hotel in Loreto on Thursday, November 13 so you can attend the start of the event without any issues.
Yes, there will be an internet zone in the camping area. However, we encourage you to disconnect and enjoy nature.
Yes, there will be a designated area where you can leave your electronic devices, such as your Garmin watch and phone, to be charged during the event.
Yes, mechanical support will be available both along the route and at the campsite.
Yes, there will be hydration available throughout all three days of the race. Water, isotonic drinks, energy gels, and fruit will be provided along the route.
