The 2025 Nevis to St. Kitts Cross-Channel Swim saw record participation, with over 300 swimmers completing the challenging 4.5-kilometer open-water race. Held annually, the event attracts athletes from across the Caribbean and beyond. This year, swimmers faced strong currents but were supported by a team of safety kayakers and boats. The winner, Jamaican swimmer Daniel Thompson, finished in just under 55 minutes, setting a new course record. Proceeds from the event will support local marine conservation efforts.
A record number of swimmers joined the 2025 Nevis to St. Kitts Cross-Channel Swim. More than 300 athletes completed the tough 4.5-kilometer race across the open water.
The event happens every year. Swimmers come from all over the Caribbean and other countries to take part. This year, strong currents made the swim harder. But safety teams in kayaks and boats kept everyone protected.
Jamaican swimmer Daniel Thompson won the race. He finished in under 55 minutes, breaking the previous record.
Money raised from the swim will help protect the ocean and marine life in the area.
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