Reunion to host concluding event of 2026 Canoe Ocean Racing World Cup Series

The grand finale in Reunion

The beautiful island of Reunion is preparing to host the highly anticipated conclusion of the Canoe Ocean Racing World Cup, scheduled from November 10 to 15. This event will draw competitors from all corners of the world. Renowned for offering some of the finest paddling conditions globally, this French territory provides an ideal setting to conclude an exciting Canoe Ocean Racing World Series. This final leg follows previous significant competitions, including the World Championships held in La Vila Joiosa, and earlier World Cup stages in Fortaleza, Tahiti, and Madeira. Prospective participants are urged to register promptly, as the deadline for entries is November 4, merely seven days before the start of the competition.

An inclusive program for all

A comprehensive six-day schedule promises continuous excitement, designed to be accessible and enjoyable for everyone, from young children to adults, and from seasoned experts to complete novices. Throughout the week, particular emphasis has been placed on creating specific opportunities and dedicated activities for paddlers under the age of 18. Junior participants can engage in the Mini Run Océan, while the broader event calendar features a diverse range of challenges such as a K2 mixed downwind race, a beach race, the main World Cup competition, a V6 challenge, and a shorter sprint race. The exceptional paddling environment of Reunion allows organizers to strategically utilize the island's wind and swell patterns, ensuring optimal downwind runs for all competitors.

Safety and support

Throughout the week, seasoned coaches will be present on the water to conduct training sessions. A specialized program has been developed to introduce open-ocean paddling to both beginners and younger participants, with paramount importance given to safety. For those arriving without their own equipment, surfskis and other necessary gear will be conveniently available for rent...

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