Broome International Airport Marathon

Sunday, 11 July 2027
Surf Club, Cable Beach, Broome, WA
Half Marathon
FitEvents
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About This Event

Experience the 2027 Broome International Airport Marathon on the iconic white sands of Cable Beach. Choose a 42.2 km marathon, 21.1 km half, or 10.5 km dash, all set against stunning coastal scenery and firm, dry‑season sand.

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Sunday 11 July

  1. Marathon
    6am
  2. Half Marathon
    7am
  3. Dash
    7am

For current entry fees, check the entry page.

Quick Facts

Date
Sunday, 11 July 2027
Terrain
Beach
Location
Cable Beach Surf Club, Broome, WA
Entry Fee
Check the entry page for current prices
Difficulty
Challenging
Start Time
06:00am (Marathon) / 07:00am (Half & Dash)
Good for Beginners
No – the marathon is demanding on sand, but the half marathon and dash are suitable for beginners with some running experience

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Race day is Sun 11 Jul 2027, 36 weeks away. Free training plans start up to 20 weeks before race day, so a plan for it can start from 22 February. Save it now; until then, 12 weeks of building is a good start.

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Event Details

Date Sunday, 11 July 2027
Location Surf Club, Cable Beach, Broome, WA
State WA
Organizer FitEvents

Course Description

The marathon follows the pristine stretch of Cable Beach, starting at the Broome Surf Club and heading south to the iconic Gantheaume Point before looping back. Runners complete four laps of the out‑and‑back route, each lap covering firm, hard‑packed sand that stays dry during the July dry season. The half marathon runs two laps, and the 10.5 km Dash one lap, all using the same shoreline. Spectacular sunrise views, turquoise waters and the dramatic red cliffs at Gantheaume provide a breathtaking backdrop. Aid stations are placed every 5 km at the turn‑around point and at the start/finish area, offering water, electrolyte drinks and recycling bins to keep the beach clean.

Getting There

The race starts and finishes at the Broome Surf Club on Cable Beach in Broome, WA. Parking and public transport options are not detailed on the site, so runners should check the official website for the latest information on parking, shuttle services, and recommended arrival times. Arriving early will give you time to collect your race number at the Surf Club the day before.

Where to Stay

Places to stay near the start, priced for race weekend.

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Weather & What to Pack

July is winter in Western Australia, but Broome enjoys a warm dry season. Expect daytime highs near 29 °C and evening lows around 14 °C, with low humidity and clear skies. Dress in lightweight, breathable layers for the warm morning sun, and bring a light jacket for cooler evenings. Stay hydrated with water and electrolyte drinks at the aid stations, and use sunscreen early in the day.

Race details last updated 12 Oct 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I register for the 2027 Broome International Airport Marathon?

Registration is handled through the official event website. Entry fees are $120 for the marathon, $95 for the half marathon, and $60 for the dash, plus any card and booking fees. Complete the online form and pay the fee to secure your spot.

When and where do I collect my race number and pack?

Race numbers and packs are collected on Saturday, 10 am–2 pm, at Cable Beach directly behind the Surf Club. Bring a valid ID and your registration confirmation.

What are the start times for each race distance?

The marathon starts at 06:00 am, with a brief at 05:45 am. The half marathon and 10.5 km dash start at 07:00 am, with a brief at 06:45 am. All starts are from the Cable Beach start/finish line.

What should I wear and bring for a beach marathon in July?

Wear lightweight, moisture‑wicking clothing, a hat, and sunscreen for the warm morning sun, and consider a light jacket for cooler evenings. Trail‑style shoes with good grip are recommended for firm sand. Bring a water bottle or use the aid stations for hydration.

Are there aid stations along the course?

Yes. Drink stations are located every 5 km at the Gantheaume Point turn‑around and at the start/finish area, providing water, electrolyte drinks and recycling bins.