Kristiina Kangastalo-Hoda swims from Finland to Luleå

Kristiina Kangastalo-Hoda, 47, begins on Friday an attempt to become the first person in the world to cross the Bothnian Bay alone. She starts at Simppusäikkä in Finland and aims for Luleå.

Swimming coach Kristiina Kangastalo-Hoda plans to swim across the Bothnian Bay to Luleå. The start takes place on Friday, July 10, at Simppusäikkä in Finland. The goal is Ettans båthamn in Luleå.

She expects to arrive on Tuesday or Wednesday next week. A support boat follows where she can rest and eat. She hopes that residents of Luleå will cheer her to the quay.

Kangastalo-Hoda wants to inspire other women. She says all dreams are possible to realize and that it is never too late. She switched careers in 2023 after 20 years as a nurse and swam along Siikajoki last summer.

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