Next week will take place the second edition of the swimming crossing between Europe and Asia, the Rhodes-Marmaris by Neda el Món & ZOGGS, with four groups of nedaddictes. A total of 17 swimmers of various nationalities: Russian, Turkish, Spanish, English, Dutch, Brazilian, and Irish.

The challenge consists of crossing the strait that separates the island of Rhodes, in Greece, from Marmaris, a coastal region in Turkey, with a distance of almost 17 kilometers.
The Neda el Món team has undergone intense preparation and is waiting for the ideal moment to begin the crossing, depending on the weather and sea conditions. Our nedaddictes are ready to face this challenge!

This crossing, apart from being a sporting challenge, has significant symbolism, as it connects two continents that have shared centuries of history and culture. You can find all the info here.

The trip to Sardinia has been a resounding success this year, especially with the two SwimHolidays experiences in the La Maddalena archipelago. During these days, participants had the opportunity to explore numerous unexplored corners of these islands, diving into their crystal-clear waters and enjoying unique marine landscapes. These swims allowed participants not only to appreciate the natural beauty of Sardinia, but also to create a close and exclusive experience for our swimmers, establishing the program as a reference in aquatic tourism.

Success was also evident in the two crossings of the Bonifacio Strait, where all swimmers achieved their goal. The perfect coordination and meticulous preparation of these events ensured a memorable experience, further enhancing the reputation of our events as an ideal combination of adventure and sport in an unparalleled natural environment.

Finally, we are filled with enthusiasm as we look to the future, eager to repeat and improve this experience next year. The results achieved in 2023 encourage us to continue innovating and offering new opportunities to discover Sardinia from the water. With such positive feedback from participants and the success of the activities, we are confident that the Nedaddictes will continue to grow and solidify alongside us to experience something truly unforgettable.

See all our activities here.

This edition not only met but exceeded all expectations, thanks to the perfect combination of weather conditions and the dedication and experience of the swimmers.
Within the available time window, Monday, September 23, was identified as the ideal day for the crossing. The forecasts predicted unbeatable conditions, which allowed us to map out a new route that shortened the distance compared to previous editions. These two factors, combined with the skill and preparation of our pilots, were key to our nedaddictes achieving incredible feats, breaking all previously established records in the crossing of this legendary strait.

The Sharks team, composed of Jorge Pérez, Danila Novikov, and Ferran Fernández, delivered a stellar performance, completing the crossing in an impressive time of 3 hours and 10 minutes, breaking the absolute record of the crossing. Not far behind, the Dolphins team, consisting of Fernando Pruñonosa, Pedro Travesset, Belinda McGinley, Eric Danion, and Lucas Carrascosa, recorded an excellent time of 3 hours and 30 minutes, also breaking all previous times, leaving Belinda as the new record holder for the Bonifacio Strait.

Meanwhile, the Berlin team, made up of Boris Najafov, Stefan Silberbeg, and Leonie Rammelsberg, broke a different record: the shortest distance covered. Thanks to flawless execution, they managed to swim the shortest route between Corsica and Sardinia, with 12.1 km in 4 hours and 21 minutes. An outstanding achievement that highlights the importance of strategy in such events.

Also noteworthy was the impressive performance of Sinem Serinkan, the Turkish representative who crossed the Bonifacio Strait solo, completing the crossing in 5 hours and 24 minutes. This challenge was not only a personal victory for her, but it also filled her with motivation for her next goal: the crossing between Rodas and Marmaris in just two weeks. Her achievement highlights the toughness and emotional reward of open water swimming at an individual level, where determination is key.

The event concluded with a celebration shared between swimmers and staff, united by their effort and passion for the sea, celebrating the success they had achieved. The happiness and pride on their faces were palpable, reflecting the spirit of perseverance and camaraderie that characterizes these types of crossings.

Now, all eyes are on the second crossing, which will take place soon, featuring the experienced French swimmer Marie-Pierre and our CEO, Marc Caballé, who is looking to improve on his performance from last year.

The Bonifacio Crossing 2024 has been an extraordinary event, pushing swimmers to their limits and offering an unforgettable experience full of challenges. For all those who are part of the open water swimming community, such events represent not only a physical challenge but also an opportunity to deeply connect with nature and oneself.

The first SwimHolidays in Madalena have been a true adventure for open water swimming enthusiasts, leaving us with incredible memories and unforgettable moments. This innovative vacation concept combines the pleasure of swimming in crystal-clear seas with exploring some of the most beautiful and authentic Mediterranean destinations.

The experience began with a visit to Castelsardo, a charming coastal town in Sardinia crowned by an ancient fortress. We enjoyed a scenic tour that ended with a swim to a pier, where we were able to savor an unforgettable sunset.

The second day was dedicated to exploring the spectacular islands of La Maddalena, a paradise for swimmers who love open water. Surrounded by calm, turquoise waters, we swam along its extensive shores and later immersed ourselves in the history and atmosphere of the city of Maddalena. Each stroke brought us closer to the essence of these pristine islands, where nature is in its purest form.

But the adventure didn't stop there. We headed to the island of Lavezzi, located off the coast of Corsica. This marine sanctuary is known for its crystal-clear waters and protected marine life.

The crowning moment of our SwimHolidays came with an exciting challenge: the crossing between the island of Spargiotto and the large island of Sardinia, a 4.5 km journey in open waters. This crossing was not only a physical achievement but also a unique experience of connection with the vastness of the sea. It served as the perfect training for the great challenge to come: the crossing of the Strait of Bonifacio, a legendary swim that tests the endurance and adventurous spirit of any swimmer.

If you have interest about this experience, click here.

This Thursday, September 19th, Neda el Món embarks on an exciting journey to the spectacular island of Sardinia, where two Swim Holidays will take place, designed to make the most of the wonders of this Mediterranean paradise. Focusing on the crystal-clear waters surrounding the island, this trip promises to be an unforgettable experience for swimmers and sea lovers.

However, the adventure doesn’t end there: along the way, we will make a special stop to take on the challenge of the Strait of Bonifacio, which separates the islands of Corsica and Sardinia. This crossing, known for its complexity and beauty, will be the highlight of the trip.

Four groups of swimmers have been training hard throughout the season, preparing to cross this challenging strait. The combination of crystal-clear waters, stunning landscapes, and collective effort ensures that this will be one of the most exciting adventures of the year.
See you in Sardinia!
For more information on this adventure, visit this link.

Open water swimming is an excellent way to connect with nature while taking care of your health. Despite the benefits of this sport, not many people practice it regularly. With the help of Zoggs, experts in sports equipment, we offer you some key tips to enjoy this activity safely.

1. Know yourself and your abilities

It’s essential to be aware of your limits regarding distance, swim time, and cold tolerance. Plan your training carefully, check the weather and sea conditions before diving in. A wetsuit will help you withstand lower temperatures and stay afloat more easily.

2. Choose a safe spot

Always swim in designated areas where boat traffic is prohibited. Ideally, swim with a buddy; if you can’t, make sure to inform someone about your location and carry a GPS to share your position in real-time. You can also join swimming communities like Neda el Món to find companions to share the experience.

3. Equip yourself properly

A swim buoy is an essential element for open water swimming. It not only makes you more visible to others but also provides a floating support in case of fatigue. You can also use it as a small backpack to carry spare goggles, your mobile phone, water, or snacks.

4. Feel comfortable and safe

Using the right gear is key to enjoying the sea. Make sure everything you use, from your wetsuit to your accessories, is comfortable and suited to your needs. Bright colors in your equipment will help you be seen from a distance, increasing your safety.

In summary, prepare well, equip yourself correctly, and enjoy the experience of open water swimming with the peace of mind that you’re following the right advice. In our store, you'll find everything you require for this adventure, thanks to our partner Zoggs.

Thanks to the Neda el Món method, 5 groups of swim addicts have managed to cross the Strait of Gibraltar! A feat that combines the experience and tactics of our team, with the technique and dedication of each swimmer who has trusted us.

This season in Gibraltar has closed with great sensations, and we are proud to have been part of this incredible journey, helping to fulfill the dreams of so many champions.

We can't stop thanking the ACNEG team for their impressive work in organization and collaboration. Their dedication has been key to the success of this season, thank you for joining us in every stroke!

The Strait awaits us next year with new adventures: swimming among dolphins, big boats, spectacular sunrises and many more surprises. These images are just a preview of what awaits us!
 

All the info here.

The team formed by the Spanish Juan Miguel Lopez, the Lithuanian Justas Narkevicius, the Ukrainian Sergii Matus and the Russian Maxim Pichugin has reached the Strait of Gibraltar in 5.00 hours, covering a distance of 16.1 km. In this crossing, the currents were not favorable. They only helped the swimmers for 5 km. Everything they swam to reach the breakwater of Playa Dalia was the result of their training and effort. Accompanied by great coordination and great team spirit.
¡Congratulations guys!

With this group we close a 5 out of 5 in Gibraltar, with 5 groups of 4 swimmers who have successfully crossed the Strait of Gibraltar this year with the Neda al món method.
Thanks to ACNEG and its members for their dedication and professionalism.
@gibraltarswimming @nedaelmon.

Excellent coordination of team 2 to reach the Strait of Gibraltar

On September 3, 2024, the group formed by Yaroslav Romashko, Albert Samper, Javier Santos and Raul Torres achieved the Strait of Gibraltar in 3h 47 minutes, covering a distance of 15.2 km. A team that swam from the first moment coordinated, demonstrating the excellent preparation of each of the members and the great rapport between them, and all surrounded by dolphins at all times!

The day accompanied and the magnificent conditions allowed the swimmers to maintain a constant pace of 4 km / h, thus reaching Punta Cires, on the coast of Morocco. Congratulations, Group 2 for this milestone!

Congratulations to the whole @gibraltarswimming team and @nedaelmon for another success.

Resounding success in the first crossing of the Strait of Gibraltar on September 2nd, 2024.
With a time of 4 hours, the first group of this September has done an exceptional job.

Roman Domin, Angelina Lypinska, Artem Panchenko and Núria Soriano needed 15.3 km to reach Morocco, specifically Punta Cires, taking advantage of the good currents and despite a rough sea in several sections of the route.
A crossing that was helped by the rain on Sunday, and that today it was clearing to let our swimmers see the marvel of biodiversity that these waters of the Strait of Gibraltar have.

Another perfect achievement and thanks to the organization of @gibraltarswimming and @Nedaelmon.
Congratulations Equip!!!

Two other groups are still waiting to find their moment to jump into the water.

On Thursday 1st August we did it again! Rohan Crouse, the British swimmer from Dover, completed our big challenge: Cap de Creus! And he did it with an exceptional time, 8 hours and 55 minutes, just one minute less than the previous best time, by the Catalan Pere Dalmau.

The weather and the currents were exceptional and, together with Rohan's excellent preparation, they allowed Rohan to achieve that exceptional time, this time without wearing wetsuit. Congratulations Rohan and see you in Rhodes... the open water party goes on!

You have all the info about the challenge here .

As you know, nothing is impossible with Neda el Món. And the most impressive challenge in Catalonia is Cap de Creus. 28.5 kilometers within a Natural Park of extraordinary beauty. And tomorrow it's the turn of Rohan Crouse, the British from Dover, an expert open water swimmer who will face the challenge with capital letters tomorrow. Rohan will leave at 5am from Port de la Selva and you can follow the challenge through our Instagram here. Good luck swim addict!

You have all the info about the challenge here.

On Friday July 26th we made it again in the Strait of Bonifacio! In 3 years, we did 35 successes from 35 attempts. Insuperable!

On this occasion, two Mexican swimmers Pablo Padilla and Enrique Sobrado completed this spectacular crossing. Pablo needed 5 hours and 10 minutes to swim 13.9km, and Enrique 5 hours and 46 minutes to swim 14.2km. Both have left Capo Pertusato (Corsica) and have arrived at Caletta di Punta Falcone (Sardinia). The two Mexican swimmers registered for the challenge through On Travel Agency, the travel agency specializing in experiences. Thanks once again to Lo Squalo Bianco for providing your boats and espacially your professionality!

The second group of the Bonifacio Strait Crossing by Neda el Món & ZOGGS will attack the challenge in the last week of September 2024. You still have time! Like the Strait of Gibraltar, the Strait of Bonifacio has become one of the great challenges for open water swimmers in recent years. You have all the information here.

This week we will make the first Bonifacio attempt in 2024! And we will do it with Pablo and Enrique, two Mexican swimmers who come through On Travel Agency, the travel agency specialized in experiences. Pablo and Enrique are two Mexican open waters experts who want to Swim the World. Good luck swimaddicts!

The second group of the Bonifacio Strait Crossing by Neda el Món & ZOGGS will attack the challenge in the last week of September 2024. You still have time! Like the Strait of Gibraltar, the Strait of Bonifacio has become one of the great challenges for open water swimmers in recent years. The Strait of Bonifacio is the maritime channel that separates the island of Corsica (France) from the island of Sardinia (Italy) and connects the Tyrrhenian Sea with the western part of the Mediterranean Sea. The crossing has a length of between 13k and 15k. You have all the information here.

Only 4 spots available to cross the Strait of Bonifacio with Neda el Món in 2024! The Strait of Bonifacio crossing by Neda el Món & ZOGGS will take place throughout the spring-summer of 2024, with the 4 previous training sessions in Barcelona, and which will end with the crossing in the last week of September 2024. You're still on time!

Like the Strait of Gibraltar, the Strait of Bonifacio has become one of the great challenges for open water swimmers in recent years. The Strait of Bonifacio is the sea channel that separates the island of Corsica (France) from the island of Sardinia (Italy) and connects the Tyrrhenian Sea with the western part of the Mediterranean Sea. The crossing is between 13k and 15k long. You have all the info here.

Only 2 places available for Rhodes-Marmaris 2024! The first edition of the Rhodes-Marmaris 2023 was a total success, with 14 out of 14 swimmers from Greece to Turkey. The 2024 edition will be a qualifier for the Strait of Gibraltar 2025. As you know, Rhodes-Marmaris is the crossing from Greece to Turkey, from Europe to Asia that Neda el Món is preparing for the next October 2024.

You are still in time to register here.

Spectacular day on the Neda el Món Illes Medes per la Marató de TV3 by ZOGGS. We only need to congratulate our swim addicts and to thank all our partners for the great job before and during the event: 

1. Municipality of Estartit
2. Zoggs & Head, swimming sponsors
3. Estartit Rent A Boat, boats renting
4. Agro rural surf, paddel surfs coordination
5. Hotel Panorama, official hotel
6. RedNess, personalized advertising gifts

Here you have the rankings of the different swims.

Can't wait for next year!

The sea temperature on the Costa Brava is currently 15ºC. And the forecast is that by the weekend of May 5 it will rise to a maximum of 16ºC. Taking into account this scenario, we have obviously asked ourselves questions. And we've taken those questions to the experts. Can we normally organise the 15th Neda el Món Illes Medes per la Marató de TV3 by ZOGGS normally?

The unanimous answer was yes, but with some recommendations for swimmers:

• Only those who are very, very adapted to swimming in cold water can do so without wetsuit.
• As a general rule, everyone should wear wetsuits to avoid being exposed to cold water for too long time.
• It is also recommended to use neoprene gloves, socks and even swimcap for those who suffer the most from the cold.
• You need to keep calm when entering to the water. The feet, hands and, above all, the head will suffer from the cold at the initial moment. You need to relax, not get overwhelmed and keep swimming calmly because this feeling will go away in 3 or 4 minutes. Then you can even enjoy the cold water.

These recommendations will allow you to swim all distances without any problems, including 5.1k. If you feel more comfortable with shorter distances anyway, no problem if you want to switch to shorter distances. Just ask us at info@nedaelmon.com and we will proceed with the change.

Only 3 days to register to the Neda el Món Illes Medes per la Marató de TV3 by ZOGGS that we will run on the 5th May. Medes is a unique and very special open waters event. Very special for two reasons: because it is the only solidarity open waters event from Catalonia which destinates 100% of the benefits to the TV3 Marathon, and because it takes place at the Medes Islands Natural Park, a superlative natural environment.

From year 2022 onwards, Neda el Món transformed this open waters competition into a great event: You will be able to choose the length of the crossing according to your swimming possibilities, there will be a crossing for kids, the best brands will be displayed and a meet-and-greet with the best swimmers.

Here you have all the info.

Only 2 weeks to register to the Neda el Món Illes Medes per la Marató de TV3 by ZOGGS that we will run on the 5th May. Medes is a unique and very special open waters event. Very special for two reasons: because it is the only solidarity open waters event from Catalonia which destinates 100% of the benefits to the TV3 Marathon, and because it takes place at the Medes Islands Natural Park, a superlative natural environment.

From year 2022 onwards, Neda el Món transformed this open waters competition into a great event: You will be able to choose the length of the crossing according to your swimming possibilities, there will be a crossing for kids, the best brands will be displayed and a meet-and-greet with the best swimmers.

Here you have all the info.

This past weekend we organised the second of the 5 Training Camps planned for 2024 for the swimmers who have registered at the crossings with Neda el Món. On Saturday we run a pool session led by our great coach Jonathan Gómez, and on Sunday we did a 6km sea training El Masnou - Montgat - El Masnou.

There are still 3 registrations available for Rhodes Marmaris and 6 for Cap de Creus. Don't miss it! There are already 65 swimmers who have accepted the challenges of Neda el Món this 2024. If you want to be the next one, don't think too much!

We need you! Do you want to kayak or paddle surf for Medes 2024? Do you want to support the swimmers at Medes 2024 as a kayaker or paddle surfer? You just need to write to us at info@nedaelmon.com and we will inform you about the consideration and all the logistics.

Let's make Medes a swimming party again!

One month away from the 15th edition of the Neda el Món Illes Medes per la Marató de TV3 by ZOGGS, there are already more than 500 swimming addicts who have signed up for this year's crossing! We can't wait swimmers! We have everything ready. Neda el Món and ZOGGS are preparing an even more spectacular edition for this 2024. We miss you!

Information and registration here.

Our swimaddict James Manresa introduces Freesowl, bringing a new way to explore the coasts of seas, rivers, and lakes by swimming self-sufficiently.

The backpack, eco-designed and produced with materials partly recovered from the oceans, can carry everything needed for multi-day excursions, alternating between swimming and walking as desired. The experience can be personalized with accessories such as solar panels to recharge electronic devices, a multi-support pole to carry a camera, or even pockets to store trash collected from the sea, among others.

"In 2009, I felt the need to travel along a coast swimming, similar to how hikers walk in the mountains, but there was no backpack to do it, so I built one myself," explains James Manresa. "I tested the new prototype by exploring Cap de Creus and sections of the Ebre River, among others, and it went so well that I felt it was time to share it."

Freesowl is generating a lot of interest among swimmers, travellers, adventurers, and sports enthusiasts in general. This has led the creator to fund the launch of limited first units at special prices through a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter from March 12th to April 12th.

Freesowling represents a new milestone in the rise of sustainable activities in open waters, allowing users to enjoy an unprecedented playful and immersive experience with the awareness that a portion of the profits will be dedicated to cleaning plastics from rivers and seas.

To learn more about Freesowl and support the campaign, visit www.freesowl.com

Last March 17 Neda el Món organized in El Masnou the 1st Training Camp of 2024 for those swimmers who are preparing the Strait of Gibraltar for this end of April and beginning of May. The first 8 swimmers to complete a challenge with Neda el Món this year! And they are not few!

The training camp consisted of a pool session and a sea session as usual, both in El Masnou. On April 13 and 14 the second of the year for the rest of the swimmers who are preparing Rhodes-Marmaris, Bonifacio, Gibraltar or Cap de Creus. You still have time to sign up for one of our crossings. Check the calendar here.

Zoggs and Neda el Món renew sponsorship agreement for another year. Neda el Món, one of the pioneers in organizing open water crossings, and Zoggs, a leading brand in open water swimming products for swimmers of all ages, join forces with the goal of continuing to promote visibility for open water swimming in the World.

"We are very pleased to partner with Zoggs, the leading brand in open water swimming goggles with a global impact," says Marc Caballé, CEO of Neda el Món. He adds, "We have a common goal of bringing open water swimming to even more people, so it's natural to work together."

This season, Zoggs will be present at the 15a Neda el Món Illes Medes per la Marató de TV3 by ZOGGS, where they are the main sponsor and collaborator.

March the 5th will be the last day to register with reduced price to the 15th Neda el Món Illes Medes per la Marató de TV3 by ZOGGS. This crossing is a unique and very special open waters event. Very special for two reasons: because it is the only solidarity open waters event from Catalonia which destinates 100% of the benefits to the TV3 Marathon, and because it takes place at the Medes Islands Natural Park, a superlative natural environment.

Neda el Món is going to transform this open waters competition into a great event: You will be able to choose the length of the crossing according to your swimming possibilities, there will be a crossing for kids, the best rands will be displayed, music and a meet-and-greet with the best swimmers.

Here you have all the info.

Hotel Panorama from Estartit as entered again as a collaborator of the 15a Neda el Món Illes Medes per la Marató de TV3 by ZOGGS and will be the official hotel of the event. If you are looking for accommodation, you can find double rooms for only € 105 with breakfast included saying you are a participant in the Neda el Món event. You can make a reservation at +34 972 751 092 or at info@hotelpanoramaestartit.com. We will be there too! Medes and swim addiction!

Surely you know someone who does not feel like swimming 3,900 m or 5,100 m, but what about 1,700 m ? That's one of the distances we've in the program of the 15th Neda el Món Illes Medes per la Marató de TV3 by ZOGGS that will be held on May the 5th!

The start of the swim will be at the Meda Gran, and the finish at the Estartit beach. A glass bottom boat will take the swimmers to the start. If you are already swimming 3,900 m or 5,100 m, but want to encourage someone to start with this open water thing, this is the perfect swim! Check the price for swimming both distances and join your partner or friend in the water!

More information and registrations on this link.

Red-ness has decided to join Neda el Món and to become one of the sponsors that support the project and the activities in open waters. Red-ness is dedicated to the production and selling of publicity and promotional articles, 100% customizable, and adapts the products to the needs of their clients. They are specialised in textile and merchandising, and they are currently settled in Barcelona and Madrid.

One more year, Red-ness will take care of the swim addicts! Thank you Red-ness! This is only the beginning of a long adventure! 

Visit our online store and check out the new goggles that Zoggs has created for this season!

New models, colors, materials and features for an excellent performance both at sea and in the pool. UV protection, anti-fog treatment, 180 ° view ... Top technology made glasses so you can focus on enjoying the swim or do your best while training.

Some models have been created in a limited edition, so if you like them, do not think twice!

On the weekend of April 13 and 14, Neda el Món will organize the first training camp of 2024 for swimmers who have registered for the challenges of Gibraltar, Bonifacio, Rhodes-Marmaris and Cap de Creus. It will be an intense two days with an informative briefing, a pool session and a sea session in El Masnou. Neda el Món organizes 4 training camps for these swimmers throughout the season.

We have attached a personalized video in slow motion of one of our swimmers in one of our previous traning camp. We made one for each of our swimmers!

From the beginning, in 2010, the Neda el Món Illes Medes per la Marató de TV3 by ZOGGS has been the only popular 100% charitable crossing in Catalonia.  From now on, the 2022 edition, we want it to be the most sustainable too, from environmental point of view. And we want it to be sustainable in 1) mobility and 2) waste management:

1. Sustainable mobility, using motorized vehicles on land as few as possible, encouraging public transport, optimizing the motorized vehicles and promoting non-motorized transport: walking, cycling, using skateboards…
2. Sustainable waste management, recycling plastics, paper and organics. At the departure area and the arrival area you will find yellow containers for the plastic packaging and cups, blue containers for paper, and brown containers for organics. At the food and drink supply during the crossing, all swimmers will get a recyclable cup which they must use so the Neda el Món staff will refill it each time. Swimmers must keep that cup.

Obviously, in order to achieve the most sustainable possible event, we need the collaboration of all swim addicts. Altogether we will do it!

Only 2 places available for Rhodes-Marmaris 2024! The first edition of the Rhodes-Marmaris 2023 was a total success, with 14 out of 14 swimmers from Greece to Turkey. The 2024 edition will be a qualifier for the Strait of Gibraltar 2025. As you know, Rhodes-Marmaris is the crossing from Greece to Turkey, from Europe to Asia that Neda el Món is preparing for the next October 2024.

You are still in time to register here.

Keep growing in Medes. This year is the swimmer Judith Navarro who will join us in the 15th Neda el Món Illes Medes per la Marató de TV3 by ZOGGS that we organize next May 5, 2024. Judith is an international open water swimmer, champion of Catalonia and Spain on several occasions and has participated in multiple European and World Championships, being in several of them among the top 10 classified.

It is an honor for Nada el Món that Judith can share strokes with us. Apart from participating in our swim, Judith will present the medals to the winners of each category and will be available to take pictures with her on the beach of l'Estartit.

Thank you Judith! The swim addicts can't wait to swim with you!

For the third consecutive year, Guillem Pujol will be with us in the 15th Neda el Món Illes Medes per la Marató de TV3 by ZOGGS that we organize next May 5, 2024. Guillem, swimmer of CN Mataró, just comes from the World Championships in Doha 2024, where he has placed 21st, and has an enviable resume: 10th classified in the World Championship 5km in 2019, champion of Spain Absolute in 10km in 2018, runner-up of Spain Absolute in 1500m and in 2021, 5th classified in the World Cup in Canada in 2019 and current record of Catalonia in 3000m.

It is an honor for all swim addicts to be able to swim with you Guillem! Apart from participating in our crossing, Guillem will present the medals to the winners of each category and will be available to take pictures with him during the Meet & Greet at the same beach of Estartit. Thanks Guillem! Can't wait to swim with you!

Photo by Aitor Roger

A new version of the SwimHolidays. Now in Greece!! In this case, the activity focuses on the island of Rhodes, including visits, both by land and sea, to the city of Rhodes, where we will try to find its missing Colossus of Rhodes, to the city of Lindos, with its famous acropolis, and the spectacular island of Symi. All this while doing what you love most: swimming!! And with distances to choose from, adapted to all swimming levels. The experience of your life!

You will find detailed information here.

Nothing is impossible with Neda el Món. Everything is possible with Neda el Món! The most impressive swimming challenge in Catalonia is sorround the Cap de Creus. 28,5 kilometers within a Natural Park of extraordinary beauty. A challenge with capital letters that with Neda the Món will be easier. 

Solo, or in groups of 2, or in groups of 4, or by relays of 2 or relays of 4. Each swimmer solo, or each group, whether relay or not, will have a motor boat that will support him/them throughout the journey.

Leaving the magnificent fishing village of Port de la Selva, during the swim you can enjoy spectacular landscapes such as the bay of Cadaqués, Cap Norfeu and the bay of Roses.

Here you have all the info.

We need you! Do you want to kayak or paddle surf for Medes 2024? Do you want to support the swimmers at Medes 2024 as a kayaker or paddle surfer? You just need to write to us at info@nedaelmon.com and we will inform you about the consideration and all the logistics.

Let's make Medes a swimming party again!

Last 2 days to register at a reduced price for the 15th edition of the Neda el Món Illes Medes per la Marató de TV3 by ZOGGS next May 5, 2024. After the success of 2023, Neda el Món and ZOGGS we are preparing an even more spectacular edition for you in 2024. Tic, toc, tic, toc... We miss you swimmers!

Information and registration here.