The Pink Tide will take over Marbella this Sunday with the goal of surpassing 3,000 participants.

This Sunday, the 16th, Marbella will host the 13th edition of the Pink Tide race, organized by the Spanish Association Against Cancer with the collaboration of the Marbella City Council and the main sponsorship of the 'la Caixa' Foundation. The race, which retains its family-friendly and festive character and is aimed at the whole society to show support for people with breast cancer and their families, will be held with the goal of exceeding the 3,000 participants from the 2024 edition.

This year's edition will follow the national campaign 'Taking it to Heart', connecting with the reality of the patients and raising awareness about what it means to receive a diagnosis and face treatment. Additionally, Gómez & Molina jewelers will put on sale the new edition of their Pink Tide bracelet, whose profits will be allocated to support research programs and patient care.

The day will start at 11:00 AM on Avenida del Mar, with a functional training session led by Pepe Moreno, trainer at Clanfit San Pedro Alcántara, followed by the starting signal at 12:00 PM. From the Marbella seafront promenade, the race will head towards Puerto Banús, and at the height of Playa del Faro, it will continue along Arias Maldonado Avenue to return to the seafront promenade and head towards the Mediterranean Park of Marbella, where this year, as a novelty, the race will finish.

Final Party and Fundraising

In the park, there will be an afternoon to enjoy with family and friends with a large bar offering affordable prices where rice and drinks will be available. There will also be music and performances, and for the little ones, inflatable castles, tattoos made by Brillantina Animations, as well as a large charity raffle with instant prizes.

Málaga province recorded 1,283 cases of breast cancer in 2024, according to data from the Cancer Observatory, highlighting the importance of prevention and equity in the care of this disease. The AECC of Marbella will allocate all funds raised to support and accompaniment programs, including psychological and social care, physiotherapy, care workshops, wig loans, and the distribution of 'Heart Pillow' cushions in hospitals.