Upolu-Savaii Swim
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The 22.3 km (13.8 miles) Upolu-Savai'i Swim (Apolima Strait 22.3km Swim) is an ocean swim held in Samoa's Apolima Strait and organized on 7 April 2016 by Seti Afoa. It is part of the Five Islands Challenge and has a maximum race participant limit of 30 swimmers. As of 11 April 2017, the event was renamed the Apolima Strait Swim. It is one of the World's Top 100 Island Swims, named by the World Open Water Swimming Association.
External links
- Seti Afoa On Samoa Swimming And The Orewa Ocean Series
- Apolima Strait Swim
- 2016 SPMS Open Water Series Winners
- Shipp Fits The Bill: NEKOWSA Swimmer Of The Year
- U.S. Masters Swimming
- Steve Hodgins, Abigail Onos Win Willoughby
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Open Water Swimming
- Daily News of Open Water Swimming
- Christie Ciraulo, Noah Garrett Earn Southern California Titles
- Watery Winter Wonderland In The Northeast Kingdom
- Samoa Events
- Upolu to Savai'i Swim
- Swimming With Seti
- Seti Afoa – Making Samoa ‘The action capitol of the Pacific’
- Samoa Swim Series, Simply Splendid
- Samoa Swim Series Facebook page
- Marathon Swimming
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Christina Harris Dominates Pacific Open Water Challenge
- Seti Afoa Bringing Samoa To The Open Water World
- Abby Armstrong Is Female Athlete Of The Year In Samoa
- Follow The Apolima Strait Swim Live Online
- 2018 Samoa Swim Series
- World's Top 100 Island Swims For 2019
