Kitesurfing the Great Barrier Reef for charity and a world record

By Euronews

Published on 13/08/2015 - 18:17

There are many challenging and fun ways to raise money for charity but a group of eight kitesurfers recently raised the bar very high. The group have

There are many challenging and fun ways to raise money for charity but a group of eight kitesurfers recently raised the bar very high.

The group have travelled down under to Australia in a bid to set a new Kitesurfing world record whilst raising money for Motor Neurone Disease research.

The surfers will attempt to cross a record-breaking 1000 kilometres of the stunning Great Barrier Reef.

They are expected to take ten days to achieve the feat; spending at least seven hours a day gliding over one of the world’s natural wonders.

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Kitesurfing the Great Barrier Reef for charity and a world record

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