A tropical season-closer at the southern tip of Taiwan: warm bay swim, rolling national-park bike and a humid coastal run.
Single-lap 1.9 km swim in the warm, sheltered waters of Nanwan Bay at the southern tip of Taiwan; sea temperatures stay tropical in November and the race is usually non-wetsuit.
Two laps on the coastal Provincial Highway 26 through Kenting National Park, with a series of short punchy climbs over the headlands and frequent crosswinds off the sea.
Rolling three-lap run along the coastal road and through Kenting town, with humid conditions and very lively support from the beach strip.
Actual monthly averages from the last 3 years (Open-Meteo). Real race day may vary.
Water temp uses athlete-reported values first, then official race data, then the marine archive (sea swims, measured at the nearest offshore point). Values tagged est. are modelled from recent air temperature for lakes and rivers, where no observational data exists.
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