Swim Time Log

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Who we are?

We are a team of enthusiasts who wants to spread our love for swimming to people worldwide

We organize new types of pool activities. We train by participating in various courses and learning about new trends in swimming lessons. We update our website on regular basis to include more valuable information, e.g. we systematically publish articles on our blog to help parents.

To help every swimmer go further, feel safer, and see water with new eyes.

At Swim Time Log our deepest drive is simple:
inspire people to swim better and experience the water in ways they never imagined.

Better means stronger technique, calm confidence, and lifesaving skills that stay for life.
Different means trading pool lanes for emerald lakes, jungle rivers, island coves, and boat‑top lunches—turning each swim into a story.

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SWIM CHALLENGE & ADVENTURE

Ready to Swim Somewhere That Changes You?

Swim With Nature isn’t a tour. It’s a one-day transformation.
Crystal lakes. Courageous swims. Stories you’ll keep for life.

Undiscovered Places

Swim in lakes and hidden waters most people never reach.

Challenge With Full Support

You choose the distance. We’ve got your back—coaches, SUPs, safety team.

Unforgettable Vibes Floating meals, new friends, cinematic memories you’ll replay for years.

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The Word problems

Drowning Is A Big Problem In The World

The Ministry of Health reports that 16 people drown every day in Vietnam, a rate which is ten times that of developed countries. Although this number is shocking, the World Health Organisation believes that this is a conservative estimate.

Tides & Flooding

Vietnam has thousands of miles of waterways, including 2,000km of coastine which is vulnerable to extreme tides and the monsoon season. Flash flooding is a regular occurrence, particularly in rural and mountainous areas.

Drowning Prevention

Swimming and water safety education is limited, with a shortage of qualified swimming teachers, few safe places for children to learn to swim, and water safety not being part of the curriculum.

Child Supervision

Children are often unsupervised when parents have to work, especially during the school holidays. Approximately 50% of the population lives in rural areas where large rice paddies and other bodies of water are close to homes.

Our mission is to provide children with survival swimming skills that could save their lives, as well as providing water safety education to help them make good choices around water, particularly when unsupervised.

EVENTS

Recent Events

We host workshops to share swimming techniques and safety skills for natural water. Additionally, we organize picnics, competitions, and more to unite swimming enthusiasts.

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