Omaha Half Marathon
Omaha's flat half marathon combines a beach section, boardwalks and the Point Wells causeway in a single coastal lap north of Auckland, New Zealand.
Quick facts
- A single coastal lap through Omaha and Point Wells.
- Hard-packed beach sand and short grass sections break up paved running.
- A flat profile with exposed stretches on the beach and causeway.
Is registration open for the 2026 Omaha Half Marathon?
Registration for the 2026 Omaha Half Marathon is open.
About the Omaha Half Marathon
Beach running is part of the race itself at Omaha. This Auckland Half Marathon Series event draws runners to the peninsula and nearby Point Wells for a coastal half that pairs a gentle profile with unusually varied footing.
Course
Roads, footpaths and concrete trails make up much of the route, with hard-packed sand along Omaha Beach and short grass sections beside the harbour at Point Wells. The causeway connects the two communities on a predominantly flat single lap.
Race-day weather
Late spring can feel warm once the sun is up, while rain remains possible. The beach and causeway offer little shelter from wind, so adjust effort to the conditions and take hydration seriously.
Past Omaha Half Marathon dates and results
| Year | Date | Status | Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Sunday, November 29, 2026 | Upcoming | — |
| 2025 | Sunday, November 30, 2025 | Completed | Open results |
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Omaha Half Marathon FAQ
When is the Omaha Half Marathon?
The 2026 Omaha Half Marathon is on Sunday, November 29, 2026.
Is registration open for the 2026 Omaha Half Marathon?
Registration for the 2026 Omaha Half Marathon is open. View the official registration details at omaha.werun.nz.
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