The Pharaoh's Swim - with FREE 6 star accommodation at "Baron Palace - Sahl Hasheesh"! - Global Swim Series

The Pharaoh's Swim - with FREE 6 star accommodation at "Baron Palace - Sahl Hasheesh"! - Global Swim Series

The Pharaoh's Swim - with FREE 6 star accommodation at "Baron Palace - Sahl Hasheesh"! - Global Swim Series

Posted: 01 Apr 2021 01:21 PM PDT

We expect the 1st annual Pharaoh's Swim to be one of the premier races in the Global Swim Series… and for it to sell out fast!

Oct 30-Nov4, 2021

It has everything a world-class race should have: an exotic location that people want to travel to, Egypt ticks that box. Sunny and warm, you bet! Average high 32C, low 22C in November. First class accommodations, at the 6 star resort, the "Baron Palace – Sahl Hasheesh" (FREE!), in the magnificent seaside resort town of Sahl Hasheesh. And of course there is the actual race itself, a spectacular swim and produced by a professional team who know what swimmers want.

A swim in the Red Sea is like swimming in an aquarium. Crystal clear water and tropical fish everywhere! We can't guarantee you will have your fastest swim, as you might slow down to take in the incredible underwater scene, but it will be one of your most memorable swims!

This will also be The GSS Egyptian Championships! Along with the opportunity to race people from all over the world that will be attending this race, there will be all kinds of prizes and awards! GSS Egyptian Championships finisher medals, Pharaoh's Swim finisher statues, trophies for top prize winners in each age group, t-shirts, and much more!

And very importantly, because Egypt and the local businesses are very interested in promoting Sports Tourism… the first 250 rooms will be FREE for swimmers and their families at the 6 star resort: Baron Palace – Sahl Hasheesh for all 5 nights of the event!  Which also includes a FREE first class dining and a FREE trip to the ancient ruins at Luxor and Valley of the Kings.

As you can imagine, even with the current travel restrictions, swimmers are going to be planning ahead to travel… so if you ever wanted to travel to Egypt you will literally never have a better opportunity than this!   

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