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Rainbow Swim Run 2026 Powered by PERADUA

14 Aug, 2026

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Rainbow Swimming Academy proudly presents the Rainbow Swim Run 2026 Powered by PERADUA, an exciting event inspired by the endurance and multi-discipline spirit of the Olympic triathlon.

Designed exclusively for participants of Rainbow Swimming Academy, the event combines swimming and running, with distances tailored to suit each participant’s age and ability.

The event is open to Rainbow’s Learn to Swim swimmers, competitive squad swimmers, adults from Learn to Swim and Fitness Swimming programmes, and participants from the Special Needs Aquatic Training programme.

The Rainbow Swim Run is about participation, challenging yourself and enjoying the spirit of healthy competition. Every participant who completes their event will receive a finisher’s medal, participation certificate with distances completed, and an official finisher wristband.

Rainbow Swimming Academy looks forward to bringing its swimming community together for a fun celebration of sport, fitness, inclusion and active living.

Swim. Run. Challenge Yourself. Celebrate Your Finish.

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