Bring your running shoes and join the Run Crew!
IMS Sorrento Run Crew
In association with Interferry, IMS (International Maritime Services) is proud to invite you to join the IMS Sorrento Run Crew. Runners and walkers will gather in the morning at Interferry2025 from Monday, October 6 to Wednesday, October 8. Our planned routes allow you choose your distance and pace, so you can set out in company of a like-minded group and enjoy the sights and sounds of Sorrento!
Registered delegates, exhibitors and partners are eligible to join the IMS Sorrento Run Crew. When registration opens for Interferry members on May 1, 2025, you can also register for the Run Crew and we will provide you with a free IMS Sorrento Run Crew T-shirt. Then, keep an eye out for the IMS Sorrento Run Crew event flag each morning – we’d love for you to join us!
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Event Details
LOCATION
Meeting location to be announced.
Courses vary, maps will be posted.
DATE/TIME
Time: 7:00am
Monday, October 6
Tuesday, October 7
Wednesday, October 8
FEE
Free!
Registration is requested. Member registration opens on May 1, 2025. General registration for all opens on July 1, 2025. You can register for the run at any time, even after you have registered for the conference and other events.
Day 1
Welcome to Sorrento
5km • 120m gain
Our first run is a postcard-worthy intro to the coast, with sweeping sea views and that unmistakable Mediterranean air. A manageable 5km with some gentle climbing to stretch the legs after travel. Think of it as a moving orientation tour – with a chance to earn your first gelato.
Day 2
Lookouts and Leg Work
7.02km • 156m gain
Today we earn our views. A longer course with a few climbs and sweeping outlooks makes this our most elevated route—literally. With more distance and more metres underfoot, this is the day to slow it down, look around, and enjoy Sorrento’s sun-drenched skyline.
Day 3
The Final Five
5.3km • 104m gain
A familiar rhythm to close things out. Slightly longer than Day 1, this final run gives us one last chance to hit the coast, trade stories, and take a few snapshots before the crew disbands. Legs might be tired—but the views are still fresh.
