The Exmouth Christmas Day Swim is a popular way to blow away the cobwebs or clear your head after a heavy Christmas Eve. Thousands of brave people flock to the beach every year for this freezing ...

Christmas; Exmouth Christmas Day Swim 2019: Everything you need to know Thousands of people flock to the beach every year for this special festive tradition. News. Joel Cooper Chief Reporter.

Exmouth Christmas Day Swim in 2015. Credit: Ben Birchall / PA Images. Swims also took place elsewhere. In Weymouth, more than 350 people registered to take part in the Christmas Day swim from the ...

Exmouth Christmas Day Swim. Where: Exmouth Beach When: Christmas Day, 11am. The first traditional Exmouth Christmas Day swim took place in 1968 and, like many other traditional festive swims, it ...

exmouth christmas swim. Friday 25 December 2015 at 9:59am. Swimmers take to the sea at Exmouth for the annual Christmas Day swim in 2012 Credit: PA: Ben Birchall.

Keeping the tradition going, thousands of swimmers in fancy dress took to the seafront in Exmouth, Devon to dive into the sea for their annual swim. Dressed as Santa Claus, penguins, Christmas ...

Daniel Fox has been photographing the Exmouth Christmas Day swim since 2007. "Its getting massively busy now and the atmosphere is amazing. Costumes are getting wilder and there are more and more ...

Exmouth Christmas Day Swim. Exmouth beachfront, Devon, December 25, 2024 Singers belt out We Wish You A Merry Christmas before striding into the sea en masse.

But for some the water was too cold Credit: Wales News Service. Members of the Serpentine Swimming Club lined the deck at London's Hyde Park before battling it out over a 100-yard (91 metre ...

In Exmouth in Devon, over 1,000 people in fancy dress jumped into the wind-whipped waves Friends Luke Barker, 18, and Bradley Tregale, 17, from Exeter, said they decided to don Borat-style ...

Daniel Fox has been photographing the Exmouth Christmas Day swim since 2007. "Its getting massively busy now and the atmosphere is amazing. Costumes are getting wilder and there are more and more ...