Gandia, on Spain's Valencia coast, hosts the Mitja Marató Ciutat de Gandia in November, featuring a certified 21.097 km half marathon and a 10K. Organized by Club de Córrer el Garbí, the event is substantial enough to provide start boxes, chip timing, finish-area announcing, medical cover, physiotherapy, changing facilities, bag services, toilets, liquid aid stations, and nearby parking. Entry is limited to 2,500 participants, and the race is a fixture on the regional athletics calendar.
The course is a officially measured road race in Gandia, offering half marathon and 10K distances. Participants receive medals at the finish, along with trophies and cash prizes. Additional prize money is available for new men's and women's half marathon course records. The event accommodates wheelchair athletes alongside standard runners. Recent editions have incorporated local heritage, such as a finisher medal linked to the Borja family. The organizers have also supported charitable causes through the race, including donations and collected goods for flood victims.