The PwC Bermuda Marathon, Half Marathon, and Half Marathon Relay ALL feature rum stops courtesy of Goslings!
You know it’s a party when the Gombeys show up! Participants are treated to a traditional dance performance by Bermuda’s Gombey troupes during the finish festivals on Saturday and Sunday.
Worried about getting lost in the Bermuda Triangle? We’ve got you covered with our two gorgeous lifeguards who are ready to rescue you from (or get you into!) danger.
The finish festivals on Saturday and Sunday also serve up refreshing, locally brewed beer courtesy of Bermuda Craft Brewers.
Take home a piece of paradise! The Expo features variety of jewelry, home decor, food, and more, all crafted with pride right here in Bermuda!
The Chubb Bermuda Triangle Challenge is a great way to spend time with friends, have fun, and raise money for a cause close to your heart. Team Run for Lisa has been running the in the weekend’s events since 2016 to support the St. Baldrick’s Foundaton.
We’re always grateful for volunteers from the Royal Bermuda Regiment that provide on-course and finish festival support throughout the Chubb Bermuda Triangle Challenge weekend.
Trained physiotherapists from the Myotherapy Centre are on hand at the Expo and post-race Saturday and Sunday to keep participants in top form before, during, and after the weekend’s races.
Each year the Butterfield Mile kicks off at 6:30 with a lively performance on Front Street from the Royal Bermuda Regiment Band.
Olympian Deena Kastor, the 2024 Chubb Bermuda Triangle Challenge honorary guest speaker, visited the Expo to sign copies of her book “Let Your Mind Run: A Memoir of Thinking My Way to Victory.”
Each year custom-made Chubb Bermuda Triangle Challenge cakes from the Bermuda Rum Cake Company make a (brief) appearance at the Expo…they’re too yummy to stick around for long!
If you don’t visit the rum stops during Sunday’s races, there are also free cocktails at the finish festival courtesy of Goslings! (And in the post-race finish festival Saturday as well!)