Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series

Bilbao hosts the first of six European stops, as well as the first of two reserved for the men.

A World Series classic, the athletes take to the rocks of Portugal’s Azores island of São Miguel.

The first weekend in August takes the athletes back to Sisikon and the Lake Uri in Switzerland.

The 2018 edition of the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series is hosted in the Danish capital of Copenhagen.

Diving tradition meets the art of cliff diving – iconic Stari Most bridge is the backdrop for the sixth stop.

The King Kahekili Trophy will be awarded to the 2018 champions after this final stop on the calendar.

In a lush landscape of stunning geological features, watch as athletes dive from towering limestone cliffs.

Dún Laoghaire Harbour hosts for the first time, and divers will enjoy a panoramic view around Dublin Bay.

Perched on a precipitous cliff, athletes dive into the Adriatic Sea from a platform at a private house.

The rocky volcanic landscape of Portugal’s Azores island of São Miguel hosts the fourth stop of the tour.

The limestone cliffs outside Lebanon’s capital city set the scene for 27m dives into the Mediterranean.

In the season finale, divers will take off from the La Salve Bridge into the Nervión river.

The Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series returns to France for the first time since 2016 – 12 women and 12 men dive from the cliffs at Saint-Raphaël.

Historic Stari Most bridge played host to the cliff diving elite once again as the World Series returned to Mostar for the sixth season in a row.

Red Bull Cliff Diving returns to the rough Irish coast, to a brand-new launchpad on the sheer cliffs of Downpatrick Head.

Puglia kicks off an Italian doubleheader as the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series athletes target crucial championship points at the season's penultimate stop.