Discover Venice through HaBaWaBa

Living the HaBaWaBa experience in a thousand-year-old city, one of the most famous in the world: that’s what HaBaWaBa Venice (scheduled from December 26 to 30, 2021) offers to little waterpolo players. Venice is an absolutely unique place due to its geographical conformation (118 small islands linked together by 435 bridges), its history (which began around the fifth century A.D.) and the concentration of art that it hosts. It’s not a coincidence if UNESCO included Venice and its lagoon in their World Heritage List in 1987. Thanks to NDV Tour, organizer of the event and partner of Waterpolo Development, the little players of HaBaWaBa Venice will be able to discover the wonders of Venice during the tournament, broadening their knowledge and then living with an absolutely unique experience in the world of sport. Registration for HaBaWaBa Venice is already open: visit HaBaWaBa.com to learn more and register your team.

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Common questions

What is the HaBaWaBa International Festival?

The biggest youth water polo event in the world: for U9, U11 and U13, held every year in Lignano Sabbiadoro (UD) and drawing teams from five continents.

When is the next Festival?

From 13 to 20 June the week for U9 and U11, from 20 to 27 June the week for U13.

Do boys and girls play together?

U9 and U11 tournaments include girls’, boys’ and mixed teams. The U13 event is split into a girls-only tournament and one for boys-only or mixed teams.

How do you enter the Festival?

Open the page of the event for your team (U9-U11 or U13) and follow the Registration Guide: it contains the information, duties, costs and deadlines. A club can enter more than one team in a single tournament.

Where do teams stay during the Festival?

Teams, made up of players, coaches and officials, all stay inside Bella Italia & EFA Village. Parents, family and supporters travelling with the team can enter the village by paying admission.

What is the Champion’s Passport?

It is a code of ethics: the values of sport to respect in order to be part of the HaBaWaBa community.

What is the aim of the HaBaWaBa project?

To spread the values of sport among children and create a deep bond with water polo through an unforgettable experience.

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