Buoys are required
A swim buoy helps keep each participant visible.
ContactTHE CAMP FINALE / OPEN WATER
At first you wonder: “Can I really do this?” Then it is you, the sea, your team and a shore you reached under your own power.
Ammos → along the coast to Almyros beach.
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How we prepare
Cap, goggles, buoy. We gather with the team, talk through the route and head into the water.

The final metres, a step onto the shore and a feeling you want to share with everyone.
Lines are an indicative outline, not a navigation track. Coaches set exact turns, start and finish according to sea conditions. Distances are programme targets.
CRETE CAMP / OPEN WATER
Footage from our final swim: the middle group takes on its distance in the sea, bringing together everything practised during training.
CRETE CAMP / LIVE
A seaside town, favourite places and moments from camp. Take a look at life here.
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This day begins long before the start. Throughout camp we learn to feel the water, stay on course and trust our growing skills.
Technique, breathing, navigation and gradually longer swims.
Coaches assess readiness. We explain the route and check buoys and sea conditions.
Swim with the team supporting you. Each participant has a personal achievement to celebrate.

OPEN WATER / CRETE
Only participants the coach assesses as capable of completing their distance are admitted to the final swim. Attending camp does not mean automatic admission. Preparation and wellbeing matter more than finishing at any cost.
A swim buoy helps keep each participant visible.
Children swim with the accompanying team, never setting out on their own.
Weather, sea conditions and participant wellbeing determine whether the swim can go ahead.
The coach chooses distance and admission based on actual readiness.
CRETE SUMMER CAMP / 2027
Choose your session. Build towards your own finish, step by step.