The Great Salt Pond Swim-10

Great Swimming Opportunity for Both First-time and Experienced Open Water Swimmers

Date: Saturday, July 26, 2025
Time: 11:00 am
Location: Andy’s Way Beach • Block Island, Rhode Island

Swim registration will close July 25, 2024 at 1:00 pm.
There will be on-site registration in 2025.

The Committee for the Great Salt Pond’s 10th annual swim, known as The Great Salt Pond Swim 10–2025.

This will be a one (1) mile swim limited to 150 individuals, starting at Andy’s Way Beach, swimming out toward Beane Point, and returning to Andy’s Way Beach.

The swimmer registration fee for the event is $60.00. Registration is now open. This is a great opportunity for first-time open water swimmers. The swim course is in a protected area with not much chop. In addition, the swim will take place along a straight line, marked by buoys.

This swim will be an annual fundraiser, serving to support our efforts to protect The Great Salt Pond, and provide funds for additional water testing in the recreational swim areas.

Youth Great Salt Pond Swim

The Committee for the Great Salt Pond would like to announce our first youth swim, The

Great Salt Pond Youth Swim – 2024 on Saturday, July 26, 2025 at 9:00 am and it will be part of the Great Salt Pond Swim – 10 event. This will be a (1/4) quarter mile swim (not a race – no timing chips), ages 8–17, starting at Andy’s Way Beach, swimming out toward Beane Point, and returning to Andy’s Way Beach.

The swimmer registration fee for this event is $30.00, and on-line registration will open on January 1, 2025 and close on July 25, 2024, 1:00 pm. The link for on-line registration is to the right, and you can also go to Active.com to register. On-site registration will be available the morning of the swim, July 26th, until 8:15 am. The swim course is in a protected area with not much chop. In addition, the swim will take place along a straight line, marked by buoys. This swim event is our annual fundraiser, serving to support our efforts to protect The Great Salt Pond, and provide funds for additional water testing in the recreational swim areas.

Click here to see photos of the The Great Salt Pond Swim 9–2024.
Photos by Erin Mistele