Crossing:
Irish Sea - Llyn Peninsula

Route Distance: ~46 nm / 85.2 km
Prevailing direction: E >> W
Record: 2009 - 11:56:00
Solo: 1
Team: 1

Records

Justine Curgenven
Barry Shaw
K211:56:002009

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Image: Barry Shaw, Irish Sea Crossing (Justine Curgenven)

While the Anglesey/Dublin route is the 'usual' route between Dublin and North Wales, the Llyn Peninsula makes a good launch point as it juts out into the Irish Sea.
Though the route is a little shorter at around 45 nm this is still a serious challenge, the impressive scenery of the Llyn Peninsula being tempered by the challenging tidal flows around the end of the Peninsula and Bardsey Island.

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Crossing: Irish Sea - Llyn Peninsula

Solo

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Posn.K1WCatPaddlerElapsedDateStartFinishBoatVerifiedNoteLink1
1K1MSteve Porter14:00:00Sep-10Bardsey IslandBrittas Bay--

1 solo paddler



Teams

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Posn.CatPaddlerElapsedDateStartFinishBoatVerifiedNoteLink1
1K2Justine Curgenven /
Barry Shaw
11:56:0001-Jan-09Whistling SandsWicklow

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1 Team -- 2 Paddlers


Notes

Justine Curgenven / Barry Shaw (01-Jan-09)
The crossing by Justine and Barry surely takes the record for the earliest in a New Year, and perhaps the coldest?

Steve Porter (Sep-10)
Steve paddled to Ireland from almost his front door on Bardsey Island.

Summary:

Crossing: Irish Sea - Llyn Peninsula

Solo paddlers: 1
Team paddlers: 2
Teams: 1

Recorded Start Points:
    • Bardsey Island (1)
    • Whistling Sands (1)

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