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The cross-channel swim between England and France is one of the most renowned open water swims. First successfully crossed by Captain Matthew Webb in 1875, it presents challenges such as cold water, strong currents, and busy shipping traffic.

First held in 1956, the annual swim from Cottesloe Beach to Rottnest Island in Western Australia measures 19.7 kilometers. Swimmers face challenges like strong currents, isolation, and sea life during the race.

Circling Manhattan Island, New York, this 28.5-mile swim was first organized in its current form in 1982. The event challenges swimmers with varying water temperatures and busy boat traffic.

Linking Santa Catalina Island to the California mainland, the Catalina Channel Swim was first completed by George Young in 1927. Swimmers face cold water, potential wildlife encounters, and changing conditions over the 20-mile journey.

This Italian swim from Capri to Naples covers 36 kilometers. It's been an annual event since 1954, offering swimmers a journey through historical and scenic views with challenges including long-distance fatigue and water conditions.