The original 34km ultra marathon swim starting at New Norfolk Bridge in the historic town of New Norfolk to the iconic Tasman Bridge the Derwent River
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A 60km ultra marathon swim starting at New Norfolk Bridge in the historic town of New Norfolk to the Iron Pot Lighthouse
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A 30km marathon swim from the Bowen Bridge on the Derwent River ending at the Iron pot Light house at Storm Bay
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A 22.3km marathon swim from Tasman Bridge on the Derwent River ending at the Iron pot Light house at Storm Bay
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A 49.12km ultra marathon swim starting at New Norfolk Bridge in the historic town of New Norfolk to Opussum Bay.
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A 26.84km fresh water ultra marathon swim in a natural lake and man-made reservoir that is located in the central northern region of Tasmania, Australia
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A 14km freshwater marathon swim in a natural lake located in the Central Highlands area of Tasmania, Australia. The lake forms the southern end of the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park
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A 24.7km marathon swim in fresh cold water in Tasmania's wild West Coast on the World Heritage Gordon River.
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Lake Pedder is a man-made impoundment and diversion lake located in South West Tasmania, Australia.
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A 12.3km ocean swim across Frederik Henry Bay in Southern Tasmania
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Bridgewater Bridge to Bruny Island (Dennes Point) is a 41km swim that starts at Bridgewater Bridge that spans the Derwent River between the suburbs Bridgewater and Granton north of hobart
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Tasmania is an ideal place for Open Water swimmers to get a qualifying time for events
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The swim starts at the Tasman Bridge on the Derwent River then heads South to Bruny Island and finishes at Dennes Point
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Looking for a 15km swimming challenge? Join our Cliff to Bridge open water event on the beautiful Derwent River, Tasmania.
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Swim from the Bowen Bridge on the Derwent River Hobart, Tasmania to Bruny Island (Dennes Point) situated South of Hobart
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New Norfolk Bridge to Bruny Island (Dennes Point) is a 58km swim that starts at New Norfolk bridge that spans the Derwent River from the Eastern side of New Norfolk to the Western Side and finishes at Dennes Point on Bruny Island.
LEARN MOREStart your journey on the Derwent River. Each swim is a personal test of endurance, strength, and connection to one of Australia’s most beautiful waterways.
