The countdown is on for the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships Adelaide 2025, with just 100 days to go until the city hosts the largest beach volleyball event ever held in Asia or Oceania.
From 14-23 November, the World Championships will take over The Drive and Pinky Flat with fans from across the country and world set to see the world's best beach volleyball players compete in the heart of Adelaide.
For the first seven days of competition, Pinky Flat will be transformed into the 'Central Beach District', a curated festival that celebrates South Australia's vibrant beach culture. Visitors will step off the Adelaide Riverbank Pedestrian Bridge and into the sand, with live music, local food and drink activations, interactive volleyball experiences, and a main stage overlooking the Adelaide city skyline.
Held every two years, the Championships is one of the highest honours in International Beach Volleyball, surpassed only by the Olympics.
Volleyball Australia expects the event to attract more than 11,000 spectators from interstate and more than 6,000 from overseas.
The elite international sporting event sets up a blockbuster summer of sport in South Australia, including the bp Adelaide Grand Final, Christmas Test Match, Adelaide International, and Santos Tour Down Under.
