Marmeeting, held annually against Sardinia’s dramatic coastal cliffs, is one of high diving’s most celebrated events, known for its challenging conditions and spectacular backdrop.

In 2025, the competition will be part of the World Aquatics High Diving World Cup for the first time, with action taking place from 30–31 August.

Due to the unique location, space for accredited media is extremely limited. Those selected will enjoy a rare opportunity to capture the sport’s top athletes in one of the most striking venues in the world.

The World Aquatics GMS accreditation portal is now open for applications and will close on 21 August (23:59 GMT). Prospective media can apply here: World Aquatics GMS

Athletes on Porto Flavia

Image Source: Catalin Preda of Romania dives from the 27m platform on Stari Most (Old Bridge) in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina (Dean Treml/Getty Images)


Romanian high diver Catalin Preda calls Porto Flavia “an extraordinary venue – challenging for the athletes and visually stunning for the audience.”

Image Source: Molly Carlson of Canada acknowledges the crowd from the high diving platform in Polignano a Mare, Italy (Romina Amato/Getty Images)

Canada’s Molly Carlson, the 2024 World Aquatics High Diving Female Athlete of the Year, adds: “Porto Flavia has always seemed like one of the most beautiful high diving locations, and it’s been my dream to dive there.”

If you are an experienced sports media professional and covering the world’s best high divers from the historic cliffs of Porto Flavia is on your bucket list, this is your chance.