The 2015 2014–2016 CEV Beach Volleyball Continental Cup were a beach volleyball double-gender event. Teams were split into groups of four, where an elimination bracket determined the 3 teams to advance to the next stage from the sub-zones. The winners of the event qualified for the 2016 Summer Olympics.
Pool A was contested in Matosinhos, Portugal.Second place match 2–0
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Pool B was contested in Portoroz, Slovenia.
Round1 Scotland 2–0
Pool C was contested in Umag, Croatia.Second place match 2–0
Pool D was contested in Bournemouth, England.Second place match 2–0
Pool E was contested in Marathon, Greece.Second place match 2–0
Pool F was contested in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Round1 1–2
Pool G was contested in Kardzhali, Bulgaria.Second place match 2–0
Pool H was contested in Baku, Azerbaijan.Second place match 1–2
Pool A was contested in Odense, Denmark.
Round 1 2–0
Pool B was contested in Edinburgh, Scotland.Second place match 1–2
Pool C was contested in Mellieha, Malta.
Round 1 2–0
Pool D was contested in Belgrade, Serbia.Second place match 0–2
Pool A was contested in Baden, Austria.
Second place match 2–1
Pool B was contested in Baden, Austria.
Second place match 2–0
Pool C was contested in Lorca, Spain.
Second place match 2–0
Pool D was contested in Montpellier, France.
Second place match 2–0
Pool E was contested in Thessaloniki, Greece.
Second place match 1–2
Pool F was contested in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Second place match 2–1
Pool G was contested in Paralimni, Cyprus.
Second place match 2–0
Pool H was contested in Fethiye, Turkey.
Second place match 2–0
Pool A was contested in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Second place match 2–1
Pool B was contested in Sochi, Russia.
Second place match 2–1
Pool C was contested in Thessaloniki, Greece.
Second place match 2–1
Pool D was contested in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Second place match 1–2
The final round was played in Stavanger, Norway 22 to 26 June 2016.[1]
The top 8 in CEV Country Ranking as of 31 December 2013 qualified to round 3.
Pool A was contested in Matosinhos, Portugal.Second place match 2–0
Pool B was contested in Portoroz, Slovenia.
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Pool C was contested in Umag, Croatia.Second place match 0–2
Pool D was contested in Bournemouth, England.
----Second place match England 0–2
Pool E was contested in Marathon, Greece.
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Second place match 2–0
Pool F was contested in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Round1 0–2
Pool G was contested in Kardzhali, Bulgaria.Second place match 2–0
Pool H was contested in Baku, Azerbaijan.Second place match 2–1
Pool A was contested in Odense, Denmark.
Round 1 0–2
Pool B was contested in Edinburgh, Scotland.Second place match Scotland 2–1
Pool C was contested in Mellieha, Malta.
Round 1 2–0
Pool D was contested in Belgrade, Serbia.Second place match 2–0
Pool A was contested in Baden, Austria.
Second place match 2–1
Pool B was contested in Baden, Austria.
Second place match 2–0
Pool C was contested in Lorca, Spain.
Second place match 2–0
Pool D was contested in Montpellier, France.
Second place match 2–0
Pool E was contested in Thessaloniki, Greece.
Second place match 2–0
Pool F was contested in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Second place match 1–2
Pool G was contested in Cyprus, Paralimni.
Second place match 2–0
Pool H was contested in Fethiye, Turkey.
Second place match 2–1
Pool A was contested in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Second place match 2–1
Pool B was contested in Sochi, Russia.
Second place match 2–0
Pool B was contested in Greece.
Pool B was contested in Israel.
The final round was played in Stavanger, Norway 22 to 26 June 2016.[2]
As and already had qualified to the Olympics with the maximum number of two teams per country through the FIVB Beach Volleyball Olympic Ranking, they were replaced by and .