It’s safe to say that the water is Haley Anderson’s second home. The 2012 Olympic silver medalist grew up in California with the ocean as her backyard and a family that treated swimming as second nature (her older sister, Alyssa, is an Olympic swimmer, too!). The 24-year-old marathon swimmer dominates open water competitions and just over the past three years, she’s racked up three open water championship titles—it’s no surprise that she is expected to perform well in the 10K open water competition in Rio this month.
Even when she’s not competing for the U.S., Anderson still spends most of her time off in the water. Her Instagram followers get an exclusive look into her aquatic adventures and we can’t get enough of her off-duty swimsuit collection. Scroll down to see the nine times Anderson traveled the world in nothing but a trendy swimsuit and be prepared for some major bikini #inspo, just in time for your final tropical getaway of the summer.
Winter doesn't stop her
Anderson was ready to take on the changing seasons in California with her sporty wetsuit.
Pretty in Pink
The Olympic swimmer color coordinated all the way down to her blush pink flippers while taking a dip in Portugal.
Playing football is more fun in a bikini
Anderson enjoyed some fun under the sun in a classic Triangl swimsuit.
Island girl at heart
Anderson radiated strength and beauty in a yellow Mikoh bikini while exploring Hawaii.
Always Reppin' the U.S. in Style
The marathon swimmer traveled to Barcelona for the 2013 World Aquatics Championship, where she sported a patriotic bikini and also won the gold medal in the 5K open water competition.
Lounging like a model in Greece
Anderson shared a magazine-worthy snap of her time off spent relaxing above the Aegean Sea in a red-hot bikini.
Catching some waves
The California native showed off her love for the ocean in a bright pink wetsuit.
Rio-Ready
Anderson expressed her excitement for her return to the Olympics in a red, white, and blue team U.S.A. bikini designed by Ralph Lauren, the official outfitter of the U.S. Olympic team.
