Product Description Ullswater Wild Isle Swim: Explore Ullswater’s Islands Experience a unique wild swim challenge out to Norfolk Island and Silver Bay, set in the stunning surroundings of Ullswater in the Lake District. Why Join the Wild Isle Swim? Scenic Route: Swim from the southwest shore of Ullswater straight to Norfolk Island, then explore the beautiful Silver Bay, Easy Access: Convenient parking right next to the starting point at Glencoyne Bridge. Supportive Guides: Friendly, experienced guides ensure your safety and enjoyment throughout the swim. Wild Isle Swim Event Itinerary 09:30: Meet at the National Trust Glencoyne Bay car park for a safety briefing and to get kitted out (free wetsuit and equipment hire included). Change & Swim: Change in the car park, then head to the lake for a manageable yet challenging 1,500m swim at your own pace. Post-Swim Treats: After the swim, enjoy hot chocolate and cake by the lakeshore with fellow swimmers. Who Is This For? Beginners & Intermediates: Perfect for outdoor swimmers looking to try something new and more challenging. Fitness Level: You should be able to swim 1,500m in open water (front crawl or breaststroke) comfortably. Focus: The emphasis is on enjoying the natural environment and personal achievement, not racing. Ready to join? Book your spot and enjoy a memorable swim in one of the Lake District’s most beautiful settings! Detailed information will be emailed after booking. Please check your ‘junk’ folders. Swim Ability & Fitness Level: This swimming adventure is perfect for beginners & intermediate outdoor swimmers with reasonable swimming fitness. For this wild swim journey, the emphasis is on exploring and enjoying the environment. However, you do need to be a competent swimmer who can easily swim 1,500m in open water using front-crawl, or breaststroke. Please read the ‘Essential Information’ and ‘FAQ’ tabs, on the left, for information on what to expect and what to bring, and more. See our customer testimonials here Any Queries? We are happy to help, see our Swim Trips FAQ page or call 015394 33826. New to open water swimming? Take a look at our Beginners Guide to Open Water Swimming Help look after the Lake District Proceeds from the day will go to support the Lake District Foundation – the charity for the Lake District that funds, collaborates and inspires positive action to support nature, people and landscapes across the region.
