Golfo Dulce comes to life, Open Water Swim Race 2015
This past weekend 30 swimmers entered the waters for the first-ever organized race traversing the length of Golfo Dulce.
2. This past weekend 30 swimmers entered the
waters for the first time ever organized
race traversing the length of Golfo Dulce.
3. On Sunday, open-water swimmers
raced in the 14-kilometer route and
took as long as 6 hours.
4. The Cruce Golfo Dulce, is the 5th and final leg of
Costa Rica’s open-water swim season and also
part of the World Open Water Swimming Series.
5. The winner for the 14 km
route was Christopher
Lanuza Segura.
The No.1-ranked long-
distance swimmer in the
country.
Time: 2:57:57.
The 2nd-place was
Angélica Astorga
reached the sand 15
minutes later than
Christoper.
After she got out of the
sea, she said jellyfish
had been stinging her
legs, chest, and face
through the first few
kilometers.
6. From the 30 swimmers only one swimmer didn´t
finish, José Manuel Culell, who became the first
known person to swim across Golfo Dulce in
July. It took Cullell 4 hours and 50 minutes to
cross the gulf to Puerto Jiménez this first time.