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Registration Frenzy:
In five hours, the 2019 First National Kimberley Swim has sold-out. The 10km solo category only took 8 minutes to sell-out. Congratulations to all the teams registered for 2019: 
Image: Kununurra Swimmers celebrating the Lake Argyle Swim 'sell-out' |
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2019 First National Kimberley Lake Argyle Swim
The 2019 Lake Argyle Swim will be held on Saturday 4th May 2019.
The distance of the race is 10 or 20 kilometres. The event categories for competitors are:
Solo
Duo - Relay teams of 2
Team - Relay teams of 4
Registrations open 1st November 2018 at 9am (WA Time) - Please be online to register at this time to avoid missing out!
Situated 75 kilometres from the town of Kununurra, Western Australia, Lake Argyle is located 40 kilometres from the Northern Territory Border and covers 980 square kilometres at normal water levels. Twenty-one times greater in size than Sydney Harbour, Lake Argyle can increase to over 40 times the size of Sydney Harbour when in flood. Long since recognised as one of the most spectacular places to visit in Australia, the Lake Argyle Swim provides experienced swimmers with an unsurpassed outback adventure.
Clean freshwater awaits all solo, duo or quad teams, no sharks, bluebottles, ocean rips or chafing, just a very pleasant 22 - 26 degrees in 980 square kilometres of lake to enjoy.
The distance of the race is 10 or 20 kilometres. The event categories for competitors are:
Solo
Duo - Relay teams of 2
Team - Relay teams of 4
Registrations open 1st November 2018 at 9am (WA Time) - Please be online to register at this time to avoid missing out!
Situated 75 kilometres from the town of Kununurra, Western Australia, Lake Argyle is located 40 kilometres from the Northern Territory Border and covers 980 square kilometres at normal water levels. Twenty-one times greater in size than Sydney Harbour, Lake Argyle can increase to over 40 times the size of Sydney Harbour when in flood. Long since recognised as one of the most spectacular places to visit in Australia, the Lake Argyle Swim provides experienced swimmers with an unsurpassed outback adventure.
Clean freshwater awaits all solo, duo or quad teams, no sharks, bluebottles, ocean rips or chafing, just a very pleasant 22 - 26 degrees in 980 square kilometres of lake to enjoy.
Tales from the Lake Argyle Swim:
