Conquer a world-class destination race at the Laguna Phuket Marathon on June 13th & 14th, 2026. As Thailand's premier international marathon, this IAAF AIMS-certified event offers a unique two-day festival of running, from sunset 5K and 10K races to an early morning marathon that starts in the cool darkness and finishes at sunrise. The stunning certified course winds through Phuket's tropical landscapes, passing rubber plantations, local villages, and the iconic beaches of Nai Yang and Layan. With its status as an official Boston Marathon qualifier, it attracts a global field of serious runners and enthusiastic amateurs alike. More than just a race, it's a full "Run Paradise" experience complete with an expo, pasta party, and vibrant post-race celebrations. Secure your spot in this unforgettable 2026 marathon in Thailand that perfectly blends athletic challenge with the beauty of a tropical island paradise.
Races Offered
2 KM KIDS RUN
Jun 13, 2026
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2K
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16:00
10 KM
Jun 13, 2026
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10K
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5 KM
Jun 13, 2026
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5K
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HALF-MARATHON
Jun 14, 2026
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21.1K
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MARATHON
Jun 14, 2026
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42.2K
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Weather History
These values represent the 3-year monthly averages for June in Phuket.
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24.9° / 29.7°
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28.5° / 32.9°
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Avg sunshine hours
9h 6m
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Avg rainfall
6.6 mm
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Avg wind speed
9.9 km/h (Light breeze)
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Sweat loss rate
Very high
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Course conditions
Hard and dry surface
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Max UV Index
Extreme (11.2)
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Humidity
81.0%
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Sunrise
06:09
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Sunset
18:43
About Phuket
Learn more about the host city, Phuket.
Phuket (ภูเก็ต), pronounced (roughly) "puh-KET", is Thailand's largest island. It is 48 km in length, 21 km at its widest, and is in Southern Thailand, on the west-facing Andaman Sea coastline, suspended from the southern tip of Phang Nga province by a pair of short but substantial road bridges.