From left: Stuart Black, Kyle de Vry, Andre Aggenbach, Marizaan Booysen, Sean Lunnon and Kevin Warren NSRI Port Elizabeth was a drop off point yesterday for much needed supplies for Knysna families affected by the fires. Yesterday they collected ...
NSRI SAFETY WARNING:Sea swells around the coast - predominantly along the West Coast but also the Cape Coast, Southern Cape Coast and Eastern Cape Coast - can expect big sea swells estimated to reach up to 10 to 12 meters ...
In celebration of Sea Rescue’s 50th Anniversary we have been given a fabulous prize in support of our Rescue Station 19, Richards Bay.A two night weekend, for two adults sharing on a bed & breakfast basis at Garden Court uMhlangaTo ...
Our volunteers don't just go out on rescues - they also maintain their facilities and their rescue equipment. This all takes time and hard work. Mark Benecke from our Ops and Training team at head office went up to spend ...
Station 9 Gordon's Bay received their brand new Rescue vehicle today. The Mitsubishi Triton 2,5l Turbo Diesel 4×4 is our standard Sea Rescue vehicle used at our rescue bases around the country. Thank you Mitsubishi for your ongoing support. Station ...
Camps Bay Tidal PoolUsing art for the City of Cape Town drowning prevention programme ...
Twenty six Lifesaving clubs from around the country have sent their top athletes to Camps Bay Beach to take part in the 2017 South African Lifesaving Surf National Championships. Today was the official opening ceremony. Hosted by Clifton Surf Lifesaving ...
From left: SANCCOB Oiled Wildlife Preparedness and Response Manager Christian Triay, Two Oceans Aquarium Curator Maryke Musson and NSRI Operations Manager Brett Ayres The Two Oceans Aquarium donated R15 000 each to SANCCOB and the NSRI today. The handover ...
On Wednesday we received a very generous donation of Aloe Vera Health Drinks donated by Sabila Vera. The health drinks are 100% sugar free, accepted by the Frequent Foods GI Foundation, is approved by Diabetes South Africa and is also ...
Sea Rescue estimates that the number of children who drown in South Africa each year would fill 9 double decker buses.With water restrictions in place across the country, many families are gathering buckets of water for re-use. Please be alert ...
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