Donate Shop Find a Base Call for Help Now

NSRI EMERGENCY
OPERATION CENTRE (EOC)

087 094 9774
If you plan to enjoy the hot weather on a beach please swim only where there are Life Guards on duty. Look out for their yellow and orange flags and swim only between these two flags. This is where they will be focusing their attention.If you feel that you need help all you need do is wave your arms across each other in a scissor movement, turn on your back and float until help arrives. Also make sure that you have the emergency number 10177 in your cell phone. If you plan to visit a specific beach or area please put that area's NSRI emergency number in your phone.
Next Article

Dave Sievwright

Read More

You may also like

RESCUE OPERATIONS  | Published: 15 SEPTEMBER 2026

NSRI Stilbaai: Young Man Dies After Vehicle Enters Goukou River

NSRI Stilbaai – Duty crew responded early Tuesday morning after a vehicle went into the Goukou River near the river mouth, resulting in the death of a 21-year-old man who was holidaying in the area with family. ...

RESCUE OPERATIONS  | Published: 14 SEPTEMBER 2026

NSRI rescues stranded paddlers in gale-force conditions at Fish Hoek

For close to two hours, two experienced paddlers clung to their capsized surf-ski off Simon's Town, battling 40-knot winds and 2-metre swells with no way to call for help. On Saturday, 12 September, NSRI Simon's Town crew brought them home safely. ...

RESCUE OPERATIONS  | Published: 13 SEPTEMBER 2026

NSRI Simon's Town Rescues Two Hypothermic Paddlers After Near 2-Hour Ordeal in Gale-Force Conditions

On Saturday afternoon, NSRI Simon's Town launched a dramatic sea rescue after two experienced paddlers capsized in gale-force winds and rough seas off Fish Hoek, spending close to two hours battling exhaustion and hypothermia before being found. ...