Weekend Argus Saturday

Robben Island swimmer breaks never-before tried record

19.8km distance

Almost one year after first attempting a never-before tried Robben Island return crossing, Kim Prytz, 49, has become the first person in the world to swim Lagoon Beach-Robben Island-Big Bay, a total distance of 19.8 kilometres. She did so in 14 hours 31 minutes and three seconds. That she did it swimming

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