Recently Tracy Jannasch completed her Robben Island Crossing, as a visually impaired swimmer, her crossing required an unprecedented level of tenacity and bravery. As a young
My name is Leigh de Necker, I am a marine biologist and shark ecologist working for the WildTrust. The CLDSA runs a series of Caper Talks,
Maura Sanderoff, is a semi-retired architectural technologist from Simonstown in False Bay. Maura manages the information portfolio and the CLDSA Events calendar and maintains the Resources
The Relay Mermaids are a team of four excellent swimmers from Cape Town, South Africa, including: Shoneé Cornelissen, Katherine Persson, Eva Dirksen and Georgina Smith. Recently
Salt in your hair. Cold on your skin. That moment before you dive in… That’s the feeling we’ve put into our latest CLDSA merch drop. We’ve
Open Water Swimming is a team sport, from the swimmer to the coach, from the squad and club training teams, as well as the the skipper
Hello! My name is Tanya and I volunteer as the social media coordinator for the CLDSA. During the day I work as a swim Coach for
St. Helena island is rugged and remote island in the South Atlantic Ocean. Recently, Ryan Stramrood circumnavigated the island, a gruelling and challenging ultra-swim of 48km.
Cape Point is the Southern most point of the Cape Peninsula, a rugged and beautiful rocky feature that juts out into the South Atlantic Ocean. The
