By Sophie Kaufman on SwimSwam It takes approximately an hour to fly from Stockholm to Helsinki. For 64-year-old Swedish adventurer Jari Cennet Tammi, travel time was considerably longer. courtesy of Jari Cennat Tammi This month, Tammi completed his 500 kilometer swim from Stockholm to Helsinki, setting a world record for longest unsupported swim. He reached Helsinki on August 2nd, meaning that it took him a total of 52 days to make the trek. That time includes “4 days moving slowly to the last island on the Swedish side, and 10 days waiting for the right conditions for the 33.3km long crossing,” Cennat told SwimSwam. The right conditions he was waiting for had mainly to do with the wind. Las
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