The 'Javier Mérida' swimming pool in San Pedro hosts the 2nd Indoor Winter Swimming Crossing on the 23rd
The event is held for the benefit of Caritas with the participation of local swimming and triathlon clubs.
The 'Javier Mérida' municipal pool in San Pedro Alcántara will host this Sunday, November 23, the second edition of the Indoor Winter Swim Crossing 2025, a competition promoted by the Sports Council that will gather local swimming and triathlon clubs. The event, which is free of charge, will also incorporate a charitable aspect, requiring the donation of a kilogram of non-perishable food as the sole registration requirement, which will be given to Cáritas San Pedro.
The Marbella City Council's Sports Councilor, Lisandro Vieytes, highlighted that "with initiatives like this, we aim to promote sports practice throughout the year" and recalled that the first edition, held last year, "was very well received." The competition is exclusively for local teams and will have a limit of 120 participants, distributed in teams of between 10 and 12 members per club.
Regarding the organization, the event will have qualified technical staff for timing, scheduling, and general supervision of the competition. "The collaboration of local clubs is essential for carrying out this type of activity since, without their involvement, this crossing would not be possible," stated the councilor, who also wanted to thank the support of the managing entity Supera, "always ready to collaborate and open its facilities to sports-related proposals."
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