Loch Swim Support

Had a great time supporting James Fletcher as he completed an
end and back prone paddleboard on Loch Ness last month. Film tells the story of the day, showing an endurance athlete's determination and the beauty of Loch Ness.

My 72km Double Crossing of Loch Ness by Paddleboard | Persevering through shifting winds Loch Ness Double Crossing | 72km Prone Paddleboard Record Attempt | 11hr 38min Ultra-Endurance ChallengeIn 2020, James set a Guinness World Record for the fa...

Some of the historic ruins you can swim past on our Scottish Lochs

Loch Blog - Castles and Crannogs - Loch Swim Support Swim on a Scottish loch, especially in the highlands, and there is a good chance you will pass the ruins of a Castle or Crannog. Two of the most famous

Passing Urquhart Castle is two thirds of the way to completing an end to end swim of Loch Ness. Also the deepest part of the loch.

Loch Arkaig on a cold January day. Just a few 4 legged locals for company. No end to end swimming at these water temps. Save it for the good weather.

Want to find out more about some of our Loch and open water folklore and mythology in Scotland?

Loch Blog - Loch Mythology and Folklore - Loch Swim Support On a calm, summer day, our Scottish lochs can be as smooth as glass, inviting you to go to the shore and enjoy the cooling waters. But beware. The dark water