Sardinia
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Sardinia (Italian: Sardegna) is the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea after Sicily and before Cyprus and an autonomous region of Italy. It is located in the Western Mediterranean, just south of Corsica.
Open Water Swimming
- Swim Holidays in Sardinia is a 3-day swim holiday by Neda el Món in June off the spectacular waters of the Italian island of Sardinia. The travel includes 3-day trip from Barcelona, transfers to Palau (Sardinia), accommodation for 3 nights and all meals except dinners where swimmers can enjoy three circumnavigation swims around three islands:
- Isola Soffi 3.2 km
- Isola Lavezzi 4.8 km
- Isola Cavello 5.7 km
- Isola Soffi 3.2 km
- Solo swimmers attempt to swim across the Strait of Bonifacio that is between the island of Corsica and the island of Sardinia that divides the Tyrrhenian Sea from the western Mediterranean Sea. It is one of the World's Top 100 Island Swims.
- It is site of the 17 km Gran Fondo Porto Conte that is part of the 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 Gran Fondo Italia series.
- It is site of the Ogliastra Swim & Run - Sardinia Challenge Long Distance that starts in Coccorrocci (Gairo Sant'Elena), heads to Hotel Corte Bianca (Cardedu), after completing the circumnavigation of the Torre di Barì (Bari Sardinian). There are 11 transitions between sea swimming and running along the course totaling 5.3 km of swimming and 15.7 km of running.
Gran Fondo Italia Videos
- Gran Fondo Porto Conte 2018
- Gran Fondo Porto Conte 2018, le Interviste
- Gran Fondo Porto Conte 2018, puntata TV su Icarus
NAL CAMP 2018
NAL Camp 2018 is run by Alessandro Pilati
External links
- Brinkleigh Hansen, Mahila Spennato, Su İnal Headline the 7.5 km World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships
- Europe Is The Epicenter Of Fast Open Water Swimmers
- New 3 km Knockout Sprints To Be Introduced At The 2025 World Championships
- Kaito Tsujimori pulls the upset; Claire Weinstein dominates in inaugural 3K knockout sprints
- 171 km Odyssée Méditerranée from Corsica to Monaco Is Cleared To Start
- Fast Frenchmen…Marc-Antoine Olivier and Logan Fontaine Go 1-2 in Sardinia…with Great Hopes for Paris
- Ana Marcela Cunha Is Nearing Her Peak Again As The Paris Olympics Nears
- Swimming The Strait of Bonifacio
- Corsica-Sardinia, a Cross-Border Island-to-Island Swim between France and Italy
- Gran Fondo Porto Conte
- Coastal Cruising In The Gran Fondo Porto Conte
- Circuito Gran Fondo Italia
- Gran Fondo Italia Swim Circuit YouTube Channel
- Gran Fondo Naviglio Grande
- Gran Fondo Baia del Sole
- Gran Fondo Porto Conte
- Gran Fondo Venezia
- Gran Fondo da Torre a Torre
- Gran Fondo Ecostorica del Conero
- Gran Fondo Ecostorica del Conero
- Facebook page
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Open Water Swimming
- Daily News of Open Water Swimming
- Describing The Gran Fondo Italia
- Gran Fondo Venezia By NAL
- Gran Fondo Cinque Terre
- Gran Fondo Venezia
- Gran Fondo Porto Conte
- Gran Fondo Sanremo
- Gran Fondo Naviglio Grande
- Gran Fondo Bocche di Bonifacio
- Kickoff Swim Of The 2019 Gran Fondo Italia
- 15 km Gran Fondo Bocche di Bonifacio
- The Sea Warrior Continues His Swims Across The High Seas
- Neda el Món
- The Beautiful Approach Of Neda El Món
- @Neda el Món
- Boia Neda el Món
- Neda el Món
- Prades Siurana 3 km
- Sa Dragonera 9.5 km
- Illes Formigues - Illes Medes 22.3km
- Circumnavigation around Isola Soffid
- Barceloneta beach to the Fòrum Park
- Fluvià - Runes Empúries 7.3km
- Combarro - Tambo Island Circumnavigation 5km
- Santa Marina 5.3km (2 loops)
- Straits of Gibraltar
- Medes Islands + Circumnavigation 5.2 km
- Punta Paloma and El Lentical 3.7km
- Premià de Mar to El Masnou 4 km
- Costa Daurada short crossing 3.6 km
- Cala Jóncols – Badia de Montjoi 5.8 km
- Adrian Sarchet, The First Guern From Europe To Africa
- Daniel Martinez Lobo Completes Catalina And Chorizo Four
- World Marathon Swimming Association
- Sherpas Of The Sea
- Daniel Martinez Lobo Completes The Triple Crown
- 48 BRAZADAS Captures The Freedom Of The Open Water
- 48 Brazadas By Miquel Sunyer And James Manresa
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Open Water Swimming
- Miquel Suñer's Story Behind 48 Braçades
- Zoggs Illes Medes Relays In L'Estartit, Spain
- After Chorizo Four, Dani Lobo Does Iberian Peppery Pig Six
- 10 Spots Open At The NAL Camp 2018
- Strait of Bonifacio Swim
- Holschers Swim In Memory Of Maureen Across Bonifacio
- Swimming To Sardinia
