Caribbean Sea Archives – World Open Water Swimming Association

Shelley Taylor-Smith & Cameron Bellamy Talk About Swimming 150 km Non-Stop At WOWSA Fest
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Steven Munatones 10/30/2020 No Comment

Shelley Taylor-Smith & Cameron Bellamy Talk About Swimming 150 km Non-Stop At WOWSA Fest Sponsored by KAATSU Global, Huntington Beach, California. Part 2 of 3 Shelley Taylor-Smith interviewed Cameron Bellamy about his Guinness World Record 150 km channel swim from Barbados to St. Lucia at the 2019 WOWSA Ocean Fest in Redondo Beach, California. The

Swimming In The Seas
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Steven Munatones 09/19/2019 No Comment

Lewis Pugh of the UK describes his Seven Swims in the Seven Seas for 1 Reason: Mediterranean Sea, Adriatic Sea, Aegean Sea, Black Sea, Red Sea, and North Sea highlighting the need to create Marine Protected Areas Nejib Belhedi of Tunisia - who started clean shaven in Sfax, Tunisia - swam 76 hours 30 minutes straight along the coast of Tunisia to Djerba

Cameron Bellamy, Ubunye Challenge Going To The Extreme From Barbados to St. Lucia
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Steven Munatones 09/16/2019 No Comment

Cameron In The Caribbean, From Barbados To St. Lucia
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Steven Munatones 08/27/2019 No Comment

Cameron In The Caribbean, From Barbados To St. Lucia Courtesy of Cameron Bellamy, Barbados to St. Lucia, Caribbean Sea. There are two ways to travel between the two beautiful islands of Barbados and St. Lucia in the Caribbean Sea: 1. Several 45-minute flights travel between Barbados and St. Lucia daily. 2. The ferry service between Barbados and St. Lucia

Alex Meyer, Lexie Kelly Win Flowers Sea Swim
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Steven Munatones 06/16/2019 No Comment

Alex Meyer, Lexie Kelly Win Flowers Sea Swim Courtesy of Flowers Sea Swim, Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands. Olympian and 25 km world champion Alex Meyer and Californian Lexie Kelly won the featured 1-mile race at the 2019 Flowers Sea Swim on Seven Mile Beach on Grand Cayman in the Cayman Islands. Kelly finished 8th overall in the 27th

Joel Matos Ortiz Does Caribbean Century Swim In 47 Hours
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Steven Munatones 05/29/2019 No Comment

Joel Matos Ortiz Does Caribbean Century Swim In 47 Hours Courtesy of Randy Soler, Caribbean Sea. Joel Matos Ortiz started at Jost Van Dyk in the British Virgin Islands and headed towards Puerto Rico in his Ultra Challenge Caribbean Series. From the Virgin Islands, Matos attempted to swim along the straight-line tangent of 100 km to Ceiba, Puerto Rico on

Joel Matos Ortiz To Start Swim Across Caribbean
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Steven Munatones 05/23/2019 No Comment

Courtesy of WOWSA, Caribbean Sea. Joel Matos Ortiz is on a bumpy boat ride to his starting point at Jost Van Dyk in the British Virgin Islands . From the Virgin Islands, Matos will attempt to swim 100 km to Ceiba, Puerto Rico on May 24th in his RSOT Swim Across The Caribbean. His team is organized by coach, paddler and nutritionist Randy Soler. This is an

In How Many Seas Have You Swum?
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Steven Munatones 01/29/2017 No Comment

In How Many Seas Have You Swum? Courtesy of Universe Today, World Ocean, Planet Earth. Open water swimmers are growing in number and in geographic distribution around the world. They are challenging themselves all over the globe. While open water swims in the International Hydrographic Organization-designated oceans (i.e., Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean,

Matthew Moseley, Randy Soler To Swim The Caribbean
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Steven Munatones 12/31/2016 No Comment

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. After completing a lake (Lake Pontchartrain in Louisiana in 14 hours 55 minutes), river (76.4 km descent of the Colorado River through Canyonlands in Colorado in 13 hours 56 minutes), and a sea swim (38 km from the island of Culebra to Fajardo in Puerto Rico in 12 hours 1 minute), Matthew Moseley is now off

The Record-setting Race Across The English Channel
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Steven Munatones 05/28/2014 No Comment

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Petar Stoychev of Bulgaria, an Honour Swimmer in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame and the former Minister of Sport in Bulgaria, talks about his most famous swim: his record-breaking crossing of the English Channel. On the shores of the Caribbean Sea, Stoychev talks about how he was not the