2018 FAQs
We’ve still got some way to go to Reggae Marathon 2018. For some of you, cold, winter running is still ahead; For all of us summer running...
Lasting Memories from Wild for the Run
Sandra and Oswald, also known as Wild for the Run, came to Jamaica for Reggae Marathon last December. They also spent some time exploring Jamaica...
Travel Packages for Reggae Marathon 2018
Online registration for Reggae Marathon 2018 is now open. Secure, convenient…Registering now is the best resolution to make and a great way...
More 2017 Runner Stories
Friendship, Achievement, Celebration…the Reggae Marathon Experience. And in 2017, a number of your shared your runner stories. Here are a...
A look back on 2017
It was an eventful year. Here’s a look back on 2017 with just a few of the runners we met along the way: Kari-Ann Wanat, Martina Christian...
Fun On Friday Night
Along with a few of my best friends, we had a lot of fun on Friday night before Reggae Marathon 2017. There was food of course…the chefs...
Loved Every Minute Of It
I loved every minute of Reggae Marathon 2017…didn’t want it to ever end. Last week I had that dream, you know the...
Experiencing Reggae Marathon 2017
Quite a few folks could be found on the beach soaking up the sun while experiencing Reggae Marathon 2017 a few weeks ago. With coconut in hand, a...
Love Running, Love Jamaica
Love running, love Jamaica…a match made in Negril! We met Tina Collin and Don Lovatt before the Pasta Party at Reggae Marathon 2017. Both...
Paul’s Second Life
Paul Stewart from Regina, Saskatchewan came to Reggae Marathon last week to celebrate his second life. Paul and his wife Paige are regular...
Sunday, December 2, 2018
Sunday, December 2, 2018: Reggae Marathon 2018. Yes, Reggae Marathon runs on Sunday, December 2 next year. The big reason is traffic. Saturday...
Race Day 2017
Reggae Marathon Race Day 2017. “Guh haad an Dun!” If not, ‘Go Easy an Enjoy!” Either way, the ‘win’ today is...