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    Exploring the Benefits of Water Wellness and Wild Swimming

    rokurBy rokurSeptember 28, 2021Updated:September 29, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Wild Swimmers in Cullykhan bay, a delightful sandy cove. Overlooking it is Castle Point also known as Fort Fiddes and has an excellent viewpoint of Pennan.
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    Wild swimming, outdoor swimming, open water swimming. Everyone has a different way of calling the relaxing and refreshing activity of taking a swim in amongst nature. 

    Find out what water wellness benefits you can receive from wild swimming and how you can experience it for yourself.

    Wild Swimmers in Cullykhan bay, a delightful sandy cove. Overlooking it is Castle Point also known as Fort Fiddes and has an excellent viewpoint of Pennan. Image courtesy of VisitScotland / Discover Fraserburgh / Damian Shields

    Improving wellness and wellbeing

    There are many restoring qualities of being in or near water. Once you step into a loch or take a dip in the sea, not only does it feel chilling and refreshing, but it also helps reduce any feelings of stress and anxiety. 

    Stunning locations to choose from

    With an abundance of lochs, lagoons, coves, rivers, you will be spoiled for choice of the beautiful spots across Scotland for wild swimming. 

    If you braved the water outside of the comfort of a swimming pool before, you can try booking an organized wild swimming experience, or joining a wild swimming group. 

    Keeping yourself safe in the water

    Whether you are an expert swimmer or a complete beginner, it is important to never swim alone, wear a swimming cap and have a brightly coloured safety float handy. This is so other people can see you when out in the water. Scottish Swimming shares some safety tips on what you should know before you get started.

    Wild Swimmers in Cullykhan bay, a delightful sandy cove. Overlooking it is Castle Point also known as Fort Fiddes and has an excellent viewpoint of Pennan. Image courtesy of VisitScotland / Discover Fraserburgh / Damian Shields

    Ready for your wild swimming adventure?

    Get in touch with us for a chat with our knowledgeable and friendly team of experts. 

    Guest post courtesy of VisitScotland

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