Extremo Sul Ultramarathon

The Extremo Sul Ultramarathon beckons adventurers to undertake a challenging 226-kilometer trek through vast stretches of sand in a remote and ever-changing landscape. Participants are tasked with completing this extensive route within a 52-hour limit, as they navigate a terrain where the border between sand and sea merges into an infinite path, truly challenging one's mental resilience. This self-sufficient race includes several checkpoints, constantly highlighting the boundaries of human control over nature's immense scale. Competitors must be fully equipped to rely on their own resources throughout the journey, extending beyond the assistance provided at stations. Set against the backdrop of the world's longest beach in Brazil's southernmost region, the race spans from Barra do Chuí in Santa Vitória to Cassino in Rio Grande. More than just a beach, this location is rich with tales of determination and resilience, offering lessons of escape and profound personal transformation. Conquering this vast, flat expanse promises a life-altering experience, leaving participants with a renewed perspective on life.