Are you interested in planning to run a marathon on all seven continents? Visit the Marathon Tours & Travel web site to plan your travel.

 

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Antarctica Marathon Book -  Order your copy of "The Coolest Race on Earth" now. Written by John Hanc, a contributing writer to Runner's World magazine, this enjoyable read captures the history and essence of the first sporting event ever held on the 7th continent. Click here for an order form - Order Form.

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In 1995, the inaugural Antarctica Marathon on "The Last Continent" made it possible for runners to conquer a marathon on all of the earth's seven continents. In recognition of those runners who have achieved this amazing feat, Marathon Tours & Travel established the Seven Continents Club (SCC).

Since then, over 230 men and women have completed this quest. These adventurous athletes have run on the following continents: North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Oceania and Antarctica.

Due to the ever-growing popularity and availability of the half-marathon distance race, a half-marathon division was established in 2003 to encourage non-marathoners to enjoy the benefits of running around the world.

Thirdly, we have opened  membership to runners who are simply interested in great travel experiences when they plan their international marathons and half-marathons. There is no pressure or commitment to complete the seven continents goal. The SCC has evolved into a VIP travel club with special travel benefits for runners in addition to the recognition of those who have completed the seven continents.

 

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Once we have had a significant number of members load their information, we wll highlight two members each month. Fame and perhaps fortune awaits.

 

 

"Healthy, free, the world before me...strong and content, I travel the open road."

--- Walt Whitman