Jean Craven and Madswimmer Dip at 6,405m in the Himalayas
Jean Craven and Madswimmer climbed in the Himalayas and created a small dipping pool at 6,405 meters above sea level to achieve their goal and raise money for children’s charities
Thufayl Kara
Jean Craven and Madswimmer Dip at 6,405m in the Himalayas
Jean Craven and Madswimmer climbed in the Himalayas and swam the highest body of water on Planet Earth at 6,405 meters above sea level. Details to follow.
Madswimmer at 5,500m in the Himalayas – and Climbing Towards the Highest Open Water Swim in History
Jean Craven, Denis Kayadelen, Vanes-Mari du Toit, Neo Mokuene, Dr. Chiara Baars, Sean Disney, and Thufayl Kara are within days of an attempt to swim in the highest body of water on Planet Earth, 7,000 meters (22,966 feet) above sea level on Putha Hiunchuli in the Himalayas
Jean Craven and Madswimmer Are Climbing Their Way to a 7,000m High-altitude Swim
Jean Craven and Madswimmer are on their way to the Himalayas to swim in the highest body of water on Planet Earth, 7,000 meters (22,966 feet) above sea level
Jean Craven Talks About The Sky Is The Limit, Starting Friday
Jean Craven and Madswimmer take off tomorrow on their climb up the Himalayas to swim in the highest body of water on Planet Earth, 7,000 meters (22,966 feet) above sea level
The Sky Is The Limit: How to Swim in the Himalayas
Jean Craven and Denis Kayadelen explain how and when they will climb up in the Himalayas to swim in the highest body of water on Planet Earth, 7,000 meters (22,966 feet)
above sea level
The Sky Is The Limit, an Extreme High-Altitude Swim with Jean Craven and Madswimmer
Jean Craven will lead another Madswimmer team to the highest body of water on Planet Earth, 7,000 meters above sea level in the Himalayas.