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12 Bays of Christmas
Hot off the heels of the ‘30 Bays in 30 Days’ Sea swimming event which raised £24,000 for the 2 charities this summer, ‘12 Bays of Christmas encourages the hundreds of local sea swimmers who brave our chilly waters every day throughout the year to take part in this festive challenge.
- Seasonal opening
- Booking needed
Price: starting at £12
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The festive challenge encourages islanders who have continued swimming since the summer or are seasoned year-round swimmers to take a dip in 12 bays listed on a map between 1 and 31 December. Each bay on the list has a festively themed name, for example ‘Port let it Snow’, ‘Jingle all the Ouaisné’ and so on.
Safety of swimmers is paramount so only those who are medically fit should consider taking part. Participants will also receive tips and information about how to stay safe during and after a cold-water swim. The emphasis is also for people to take part within in their own limitations. The emphasis is also for people to take part within in their own limitations so there is no target time or distance.
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1st December 2023
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2nd December 2023
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19th December 2023
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20th December 2023
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21st December 2023
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22nd December 2023
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23rd December 2023
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24th December 2023
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25th December 2023
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26th December 2023
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27th December 2023
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28th December 2023
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29th December 2023
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30th December 2023
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31st December 2023
We are open:
December
- Outdoor
- Family friendly
- Couples
- Parking
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The National Trust for Jersey currently safeguards a variety of historic buildings including cottages, farms, water mills and military buildings; and currently manage over 170 important natural and historical sites. Whilst the Trust’s historic building work is well known, the majority of Trust sites are parcels of land managed for wildlife.
