Cyprus Marathon
Race Day Weather
Steady conditions, manage headwinds
Runners will face a consistent temperature of 62°F throughout the race, with humidity at 69% adding to the feel. A headwind will challenge runners from miles 1-3, 6-7, 10, and several other segments, requiring pacing adjustments. Hydration should be prioritized due to the humidity, and runners may want to start conservatively to manage energy against the wind.
The finish is 14 miles from the start, so we look at it at 2 points, not just the start line. In a typical year, at 9:00/mi, you start at 62° and finish around 10:55 AM in 62°.
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Race Info
The Cyprus Marathon runs along the southwest coast of Cyprus, starting at Petra tou Romiou (Aphrodite's Rock) between Paphos and Limassol and finishing at the medieval fort on Paphos harbour, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The point-to-point course follows coastal roads through several traditional Paphos-district villages before reaching the finish, with a 6-hour time limit from the 7:00 AM start. First held in 1999, the race is AIMS-accredited and run under World Athletics rules, with half marathon, 10km, 5km sunset run and wine run events sharing the same race weekend. The event has carried different title sponsors over the years, running as the Logicom Cyprus Marathon through at least 2025 before TUI took over as title sponsor.