World Aquatics Announces 2025 Open Water Swimming World Cup Schedule ...Middle East

By Julia Teresa Unas on SwimSwam World Aquatics has announced four of the five stops for its 2025 Open Water Swimming World Cup, marking the 19th edition of the series. 2025 Competition Calendar Stop 1: Somabay, Egypt – February 21-22 Stop 2: Ibiza, Spain – April 25-26 Stop 3: Setubal, Portugal – June 14-15 Stop 4: Golfo Aranci, Italy – October 10-11 Stop 5: TBD The series begins in February at Soma Bay, Egypt, which successfully hosted the Open Water Swimming World Cup in 2023 and the season opener in 2024. The tour then moves to Ibiza, Spain, marking the country’s first time hosting a World Aquatics event since the 2013 World Aquatics Championships. This is also the first Open Water Swim

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