Was Round the Bays Cancelled?

We’re sorry to let you know that the Ports of Auckland Round the Bays event is not going ahead due to the Ministry of Health’s move to Alert Level 3 in… More. We know how much all our participants were looking forward to event day, but we respect the need to keep everyone safe and contain the spread of COVID-19.

What date is Round the Bays 2021?

New Zealand’s largest running event is back for its 49th year. Tens of thousands of people are expected to take part in Round the Bays on the Auckland waterfront on February 28.

How long does it take to do Round the Bays?

Please select the start group relevant for your participation Runner (35-50mins), Jogger (50-80mins) & Walkers (80+ mins). Please note that the Elite categories are by application only and must be expecting to finish in under 35 minutes.

Can you take dogs on Round the Bays?

Can I bring my dog to Round the Bays? Unfortunately dogs are not allowed to participate on event day due to it being a health safety concern with over 13,000 people participating.

Is Round the Bays a charity?

Official Charity Partner: Heart Foundation Round the Bays is proud to partner with the Heart Foundation as the official charity for 2022. So, show your big heart and support the Heart Foundation by joining their fundraising team, It’s the ultimate combo – be active and give back.

Who Organises round bays?

The idea for Round the Bays came from Auckland Joggers Club founder Colin Kay and the club has been organising the event ever since. According to the round the bays website, 34,361 runners and 1 wheelchair entered the 2020 event.

How many people attend round the bays?

Boasting over 34,000 participants each year and growing… Our home is the vibrant city of Auckland, with the 8.4km course following the city’s picturesque coastline. 6 March 2022, we’re celebrating our 50th year, so you can bet we’re going big – it’s a Kiwi must-do event you can’t miss.

How does Round the Bays work?

The start line is located downtown at Auckland on Quay St beside Spark Arena. We then sweep through the bays, finishing in St Heliers Bay. Once you cross the finish line you’ll be gifted with a Pump water and a shiny medal – a real collectable!

How many people participate in Round the Bays?

These days Round the Bays boasts over 34,000 participants each year – and that’s growing. We have 18 entertainment acts, over 1,300 teams and a finisher’s medal for all that run, jog or walk the 8.4 kilometres of ridiculous fun and picturesque views.

Who started rounding bays?

Colin Kay
49 years of fun Thirteen years on from that moment and after a chance trip to witness the Sydney City to Surf, Colin Kay and Eric Woods, the then President of the Auckland Joggers Club, dreamt up a fun run like no other: ‘Round the Bays’.

Is the bus a good way to get around Auckland?

Taking the bus is a great way to get around. Buses travel to destinations all over the Auckland region, all year round – even on public holidays.

When do port of Auckland Round the bays entries go on sale?

We’ve got entry options for solo rangers, families and for those wanting to participate as a team. No matter what entry option you choose, all are the same 8.4 kilometres of fun! Entries will go on sale in late September/early October. Sign up to our mailing list to be first to hear when entries are on sale.

How much does a bus cost in New Zealand?

The Intercity bus network travels to 700 destinations throughout New Zealand. If you’re lucky you may even be able to take advantage of a $1 fare. There is at least one $1 fare available on every InterCity Coachline service.

Where do the Red City Circuit buses go?

The red city circuit buses travel around the Auckland CBD area on a regular basis. The route is from Wynyard Quarter to Queen Street and up to Karangahape Road. The cost is 50c.