The Ironman Valencia 70.3 course is an exhilarating and picturesque route that showcases some of the best sights Valencia has to offer. One-loop swim in the Marina de Valencia, a stunning and contemporary marina area. Athletes will navigate the clear waters of this modern harbour, surrounded by an array of impressive yachts and striking architectural elements. Following the swim, participants transition to a one-loop rolling bike course. This course offering a mix of flat sections and mild climbs, making it both challenging and enjoyable. The final segment of the race is a two-lap run course that starts at the iconic Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias. This architectural wonder, known for its futuristic design, provides a striking and inspiring backdrop for the beginning of the run. From there, the course takes participants along the Turia River, which adds a tranquil and natural element to the experience.
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In Valencia, the weather in April is generally mild and pleasant. Participants of Ironman 70.3 can expect average daytime temperatures of around 19°C to 22°C (66°F to 72°F), while night temperatures tend to drop to around 9°C to 11°C (48°F to 52°F).
The climate is often described as comfortable due to the dry air. On average, there are about 5 to 6 rainy days in April, with total rainfall around 24 mm to 32 mm (0.9 inches to 1.26 inches). The city also enjoys about 8 hours of sunshine daily during this month.
The sea temperature in April averages around 16°C (61°F). This temperature is generally considered to be a bit cool for swimming for most people, but it might be suitable for those who are accustomed to cooler water temperatures.
