Cruce Golfo Dulce Returns

Joe Bernini announced the return of the Cruce Golfo Dulce held in Puerto Jiménez, Golfo Dulce on the Pacific Ocean side of Costa Rica.

Bernini explains, "After the COVID pandemic, we are finally renewing the Cruce Golfo Dulce this year on September 16th and 17th. The first day, we will host a 32 km race and a 14 km race. On the second day, we will host shorter races of 5 km and 1.5 km.

Previously, the Cruce Golfo Dulce was part of the 2015-2016 World Open Water Swimming Series and Costa Rica's Circuito Aguas Abiertas.

The courses are amid wild, scenic and incredibly bio-diverse waters that are surrounded by a tropical rainforest.

By Steven Munatones.


Location: Huntington Beach, CA, USA

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