Miami’s beaches will once again host one of the most exclusive sporting events of the year. The Miami Beach Polo World Cup will celebrate its 21st edition in November, an event that will bring together top figures in the sport along with a social program that attracts visitors, businesspeople, and entertainment personalities each season.
The tournament will combine competition on the sand with parallel activities related to fashion, luxury, and hospitalityâa formula that has made the event a benchmark for beach polo internationally.
Miami Beach Polo World Cup brings together teams from different countries
Over three days, eight teams made up of players from more than ten nations will compete, while two other teams will play in a charity cup organized as part of the official program.
Each match will follow adapted rules for beach polo. Teams will consist of three players who will try to score the most goals over four seven-minute periods. More than 120 horses will be used for the championship, prepared for the various days of competition.
The field, set up directly on the beach, will offer a different setting than traditional polo, while preserving the essence of this equestrian discipline.
Miami Beach will combine sport and exclusive experiences
In addition to the sporting schedule, the organizers are preparing spaces for social activities, VIP areas, and private gatherings that will bring together special guests throughout the weekend.
General admission will allow any visitor to enjoy the matches free of charge, while those who purchase preferred access will have access to areas with additional services such as hospitality, food, and beverages.
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With more than two decades of history, the Miami Beach Polo World Cup maintains its place among the most representative sporting events of autumn in South Florida, where equestrian sport shares the spotlight with the city’s tourism offerings and distinctive lifestyle.
