After 24 hours of being blown backwards by intense southerly winds, making progress again on Day 5, across the Drake towards Antarctica. #TheImpossibleRow #UbunyeChallenge

What does an open water swimmer, who currently holds the record for the longest channel swim ever, do to take a break on Day 6 of a "world first" extreme ocean row across the Rough, cold Drake Passage? Photo: Discovery Track the Row: ubunye.web.app #TheImpossibleRow

It’s 10 days into #TheImpossibleRow and the Ohana with their six member team including Cameron Bellamy and Colin O'Brady have rowed more than 500 nautical miles so far across the Drake Passage. Photos from Discovery #ubunyechallenge #southafrican

Defeating the Drake! Cape Horn to Antarctica in a row boat. Teamwork is critical! Six "extraordinary adventurers"! Cameron Bellamy, Fiann Paul, Colin O'Brady, Jamie Douglas-Hamilton, Andrew Towne & John Petersen. Photos Discovery #TheImpossibleRow #SouthAfrican #UbunyeChallenge

Official finish time and date of #TheImpossibleRow: Cape Horn to Antarctica - 10:55 am on Dec 25, 2019. Six men including Cameron Bellamy completed the world's first fully human-powered & unsupported crossing of the Drake Passage in 13 days. #DiscoveryChannel #UbunyeChallenge

Amazing time visiting a few of the early childhood development centres that my charity, Ubunye Challenge, supports in South Africa. 360 children being schooled at the 16 sites. dispatchlive.co.za/news/2020-01-1…

It’s been amazing to spend time back in South Africa Coming back is always special. Visited the Eastern Cape recently to see some of the “Early Childhood Development” sites which my charity, Ubunye Challenge supports. #UbunyeChallenge #SouthAfrican

Thanks for the nomination WOWSA! openwaterswimming.com/2019-wowsa-awa…

After spending much of 2019 training for my Barbados to St Lucia Swim and then rowing the Drake Passage, it's kinda tough adjusting back to working life in San Francisco. I love living and working in San Francisco tho - an amazing city with awesome people.

Thanks to my alma mater, University of Queensland for writing about my rowing adventure across the Drake Passage. stories.uq.edu.au/contact-magazi…

Reunited with most of the crew from the Drake Passage Row in London recently to collect our Guinness World Record Certificates! Back in Cape Town to start training for my next big swim. Last swim was 151K, want to push my limits even more. #openwaterswimming #UbunyeChallenge

If you’re in Cape Town on March 26 join us for an Ubunye Challenge fundraiser at the Royal Cape Yacht Club. I will be talking about my 2019 swim from Barbados to St Lucia (150K) & rowing from South America to Antarctica. Event details: qkt.io/W6Putm Proceeds to charity!

I recently had the amazing privilege of swimming around Cape Point in South Africa, where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. It was a dream come true. Spent a lot of time there when I was young - was one of my father's favorite places and where we scattered his ashes.

Many lives have changed drastically in the last few months. Social distancing, self-isolating and lockdown! I am with my Mum and brother in Cape Town, we are on a 21 day lockdown. 58 million across South Africa! #IStayHome #BeSafe #SafeHands

Thanks to Mark Gleeson of Reuters for the story on my revised 2020 swim plans! nytimes.com/reuters/2020/0…

Been in Cape Town in lockdown for months. Circumstances aren’t great but nice being home with family & my biggest supporter - my Mom - a pretty special lady. Definitely contributed to my love of adventure and doing outrageous things! Happy to have her sons for Mother’s Day!

I’m raising funds to assist with feeding families who are facing extreme hardship in the Eastern Cape. After five years of drought, the effects of Covid 19 and the lockdown have been devastating. The situation is dire. gofundme.com/f/the-ubunye-c…

My charity - Ubunye Challenge - is running a campaign to raise funds to support an amazing "Food Relief" effort for about 800 families who are currently unable to feed themselves. We've reached 50% of our target. Can you help us? Learn more here: gofundme.com/f/the-ubunye-c…