RELAY OF THE GODS

160 kilometers. Five runners. One unforgettable adventure.

Bali sets the stage for a relay through beautiful beaches, lush jungle, steep climbs, and centuries-old temples. Together with your team, you’ll cover 160 kilometers across the island, sharing the distance and everything that comes with it.

You decide the strategy. Who starts, when to switch, and when to push. Expect tired legs, roadside snacks, and plenty of time cheering from the support vehicle.

Relay of the Gods is an independent, privately organized adventure built around running, teamwork, and exploring Bali together.

The Essentials

Date: 17 January 2027

Location: Bali, Indonesia

Distance: 160 kilometers

Team size: 5 runners

Capacity: Maximum 50 teams

Format: Self-supported relay

How It Works

Five runners share the full 160-kilometer route. There are no fixed distances per runner: your team decides how far each person runs and when to switch.

While one person runs, the rest of the team travels ahead in your own support vehicle, ready for the next exchange.

A few simple rules:

• One active runner per team at a time.

• Follow the official shared route throughout the event.

• The active runner must always carry the tracker.

• Arrange your own support vehicle, food, and drinks.

• Choose safe places to stop and change runners.

• Respect traffic rules, local customs, and the communities you pass through.

This is a self-supported adventure on public roads and paths. Roads remain open, and each team is responsible for moving safely and respectfully throughout the route.

Registration & Costs

Pre-registration is open from 19–23 October 2026. After the window closes, the organizers will select up to 50 teams. Pre-registration does not guarantee a place.

Entry fee: IDR 3,000,000 per team of five.

Included:

• Entry to Relay of the Gods

• Event shirts for all five runners

• Use of a tracker during the event

• Afterparty access, with the first drinks on us

Not included:

• Transport and support vehicle

• Accommodation

• Food and drinks during the relay

The Spirit of the Relay

Run hard. Look after each other. Leave no trace.

We’re guests on this island. Respect its people, temples, and traditions, keep noise down in local communities, and follow any instructions from local authorities.

Bring your team, a sense of adventure, and enough energy for the afterparty.