Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series

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.

The Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series makes its eighth visit in 12 years to the home of cliff diving in the south of Italy: Polignano a Mare.

Following the touch down on the United States’ east coast, the World Series will be held in one of Europe’s most famous cities – Paris, France.

The series returns to the Danish capital for the fifth time since 2013. With the platforms mounted on the cantilever roof of The Royal Danish Opera House, the view of the city is spectacular.

The 30m-long platform at the Oslo Opera House makes this stop unique – nowhere else on the tour is the walk to the edge of the platform longer than the drop down!

The series’ seventh visit to Stari Most bridge marks the start of the second half of the season, and divers will compete from a new platform design inspired by local building tradition.

The return to Lake Uri marks a significant stop in 2022: Switzerland plays a leading role in the history of Red Bull Cliff Diving, as the first standalone event was held in the country 25 years ago.

The unusual route to the platforms never loses its charm: divers walk barefoot through a crowded beach and a bustling old town before arriving at a rooftop terrace via a private living room.

Following exciting diving action around the globe, the World Series concludes with a first-ever visit to Australia, where two champions will be crowned at The Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney Harbour.