Bankwest Rottnest Channel Swim - Perth

Battle natures elements during the crossing of the Rottnest Channel. The Rottnest Channel Swim is a 19.5 kilometre swim from Cottesloe to Thomson Bay on the holiday island of Rottnest. Participants can compete in teams of two or four, or for the extremely dedicated, a solo crossing.

The event is one of the largest open water swimming events in the world and has become an icon in Australia's sporting calendar, capturing the imagination of the public and ocean swimmers alike.

The Rottnest Channel Swim is not reserved for the swimming elite, but provides an opportunity for all who share the common goal for striving for one's best to compete in an environment where sporting greats rub shoulders with the weekend warrior.

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