Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Simon Holliday and Shu Pu will give a talk on their Clean Cross Swim on July 17th at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club on Kellett Island in Causeway Bay. The 35-year-old swimmer and his escort kayaker will explain their May 24th swim that took 10 hours 20 minutes to swim across the Pearl River delta from Hong
Courtesy of Ocean Recovery Alliance from Hong Kong to Macau Swimmer: Simon Holliday Paddler: Shu Pu Support Crew: Arni Highfield, Doug Woodring, Michael Becker, Andrew O'Regan, Kirk Robinson, Maggie Dou, Cruzanne Macalister Video Camera Crew: Oliver Deppert, Damian Antochewicz, Sam Lewis Photographer: Anthony Kwan Aerial Video Pilot: Jeffrey
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Today, Simon Holliday's 35 km Clean Cross Swim from Hong Kong to Macau across the Pearl River Delta was a success at many levels. Firstly, he raised over HK$250,000 to support Ocean Recovery Alliance and its Grate Art project. Secondly, he safely finished the crossing in record time, 10 hours 20 minutes
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Simon Holliday has already achieved his fund-raising goal of HK$200,000 even before he set off on Friday's Clean Cross Swim. Holliday will start on his 35 km swim from Peaked Hill (Kai Yet Kok), on the west edge of Lantau Island, Hong Kong to Hac Sa Beach in Macau this Friday. He plans to proceed slowly
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Simon Holliday is a British adventurer living in Hong Kong. Besides his English Channel in 2011 of 15 hours 2 minutes, he volunteered to be the pace swimmer, decoy, bodyguard, and escort for Dan Martin on his planned stage swim leg across the Atlantic Ocean on the Global Triathlon. Next up on Holliday's
