Swim the River Arun — Arundel
- Aug 15, 2026
- Last edition date
- Distance: 3.8km
At a glance
- Last edition date
- August 15, 2026
- Distances
- 3.8 km
- Where
- River · RNLI Station, Littlehampton, Arundel, England, United Kingdom
- Entry fee
- 48 GBP
- Wetsuit
- Wetsuits are compulsory.
- Registration
- resultsbase.net
Course
A downstream swim on the River Arun, the second fastest tidal river in the UK. The course runs from Ford Marina to the RNLI station at Littlehampton, utilizing the ebbing tide.
Awards
Prizes are mentioned as included in the entry fee, but specific categories are not detailed.
Previous editions
- 2025results
How to get there
Parking suggested at Coastguard Road (BN17 5LH), close to Harbour Park Amusements. Short walk to the RNLI.
Swim the River Arun — Arundel
Frequently asked questions
- When was the last edition of Swim the River Arun — Arundel?
- The last edition of Swim the River Arun — Arundel took place on August 15, 2026.
- What distances does Swim the River Arun — Arundel offer?
- Swim the River Arun — Arundel has a single distance: 3.8 km.
- How much is the entry fee for Swim the River Arun — Arundel?
- The entry fee is 48 GBP. Fees exclude a 5% admin fee charged by the registration platform. Wetsuits are compulsory.
- Is a wetsuit required at Swim the River Arun — Arundel?
- Wetsuits are compulsory.
- Where does Swim the River Arun — Arundel take place?
- Swim the River Arun — Arundel is a river swim. Location: RNLI Station, Littlehampton, Arundel, England, United Kingdom.
- How do I register for Swim the River Arun — Arundel?
- The reference page for registering for Swim the River Arun — Arundel is https://www.resultsbase.net/event/7546.
Where to stay
Littlehampton offers a mix of traditional seaside guesthouses and family-run bed and breakfasts, many located within walking distance of the harbour. For those seeking more character, the nearby town of Arundel features boutique hotels set within historic buildings. Expect to pay between 90 and 160 GBP per night depending on the proximity to the coast and the level of service.
Things to do nearby
The weekend is best spent exploring the river’s history through local heritage walks or visiting the sprawling grounds of the castle. For an active change of pace, the coastal paths are ideal for cycling, while the river estuary is popular for paddleboarding sessions during the slack tide. Local cafes near the harbour offer excellent spots to watch the water levels shift throughout the day.
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