Triathlon

Hervey Bay 100 Triathlon

Sunday, 22 November 2026

Scarness Park, Hervey Bay, QLD

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Hervey Bay Triathlon Club

About This Event

The Hervey Bay 100 triathlon offers a stunning 2km beach swim, flat 80km bike loop and a scenic 18km run along the foreshore – perfect for athletes seeking a fast, sea‑side challenge in sunny Queensland.

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$540
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Entry fees as listed on 29 Oct 2026. Prices often rise after early bird, so check the entry page for today's price.

Quick Facts

Date: Sunday, 22 November 2026
Terrain: Road/Beach
Location: Scarness Park, Hervey Bay, QLD
Entry Fee: $365 (individual) – early bird $315
Difficulty: Moderate
Start Time: Check official website
Good for Beginners: Yes – flat course, closed roads and a supportive festival atmosphere make it ideal for first‑time triathletes.

Event Details

Date Sunday, 22 November 2026

Location Scarness Park, Hervey Bay, QLD

State QLD

Organizer Hervey Bay Triathlon Club

Course Description

Athletes launch from the Scarness foreshore, swimming anti‑clockwise out of the beach access opposite Maddigans. The 20km bike loop runs the Esplanade between Torquay and Gatakers Bay, featuring the iconic Gatakers Hill and eight passes through the transition zone for great spectator viewing. The run consists of three 6km laps on the Esplanade pathway, weaving past the sailing club, Seafront Oval and race expo, before finishing back at Scarness Park. Aid stations, a recovery tent and medical support are positioned throughout the course.

Getting There

Scarness Park is a short walk from Hervey Bay’s central bus station. Free on‑site parking is limited; $10‑$15 per car in the nearby municipal car parks. Trains arrive at Hervey Bay station (about 10 km north) with shuttle buses running on race day. Aim to arrive by 6:00 am to allow time for registration and transition setup.

Where to Stay

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

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Weather & What to Pack

November in Hervey Bay is spring, with daytime highs around 28 °C and overnight lows near 19 °C. Expect clear skies, low humidity and virtually no rain (≈1 mm). Dress in light, breathable clothing, wear a hat and sunscreen, and stay well‑hydrated before, during and after the race.

Race details last updated 13 Sep 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

When does registration close?

Individual entries close on 7 November 2026 (regular price). Early‑bird pricing ends 18 July 2026. Team entries follow the same deadlines.

What is included in the entry fee?

Professional timing, race bib, on‑course photos, a finisher medal, a custom beer glass, aid stations, a recovery tent, medical support and a race‑day athlete bag with cap and optional towel.

Are there cut‑off times?

Yes – swimmers must finish the 2 km swim within 1 hour. Cyclists must start the final bike lap by 10:45 am, and runners must begin their last 6 km lap by 1:30 pm.

What gear is required for the swim?

A wetsuit is recommended but not mandatory. Participants must wear a swim cap (provided) and may use goggles of their choice. No flotation devices are allowed.

Can I transfer my entry if I can’t compete?

The event has a no‑refund policy. However, you can protect your entry through the optional ‘Protecht’ entry protection service at the time of registration.