On arrival on the scene NSRI crew were transferred aboard the yacht and motor power was restored and NSRI escorted the yacht to a mooring at the small craft harbour and assisting to put the yacht to a safe mooring.A second yacht, Taima, with a Canadian couple onboard, at anchor outside the small craft harbour reported motor mechanical failure and NSRI Richards Bay went to their assistance and towed the yacht to a safe mooring without incident.
It is believed that both yachts arrived in Richards Bay from the Reunion Islands with a group of yachts at the same time.TO REPORT A SEA RESCUE EMERGENCY DIAL 112 FROM A CELLPHONE
Lunch with our members in the North
Read MoreNSRI Gqeberha crew assisted EMS in treating a fisherman who fell ill aboard a Chokka fishing boat off Port Elizabeth last night, ensuring he received urgent medical care and a safe transfer to hospital. ...
The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) encourages South Africans to use National Wills Week, from 14 to 18 September 2026, to draft or update their wills and consider leaving a legacy gift that will help save lives for generations to come. ...
National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) Hout Bay volunteer crew recovered a Hout Bay Yacht Club (HBYC) racing buoy at sea on Saturday, 5 September, after it broke free from its mooring and was swept out into Hout Bay in gale ...