We’re proud to announce that our newly rebuilt NSRI Station 21 in St Francis Bay is now officially open. To mark this milestone, we held a blessing ceremony for two new state-of-the-art rescue vessels: the Spirit of St Francis III ...
Gqeberha — The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) today officially celebrated the blessing of its latest state-of-the-art Offshore Rescue Craft (ORC), Bay Guardian, at a ceremony held at the PE Deep Sea Angling Club building, adjacent to NSRI’s Gqeberha Sea ...
In a significant milestone for the NSRI and the community it serves, Station 35 Witbank volunteers have officially moved into their dedicated rescue base. ...
Station 5 Durban has distinguished itself over the past five years with its exceptional record of conducting over a hundred successful medical evacuations. ...
Station 51 at Gariep Dam may be one of the most unique inland bases of the NSRI, but what truly sets it apart is the dedicated team behind it. ...
Situated along the pristine coastline of Umhlanga, a bustling resort town 15km north of Durban, NSRI Station 50 has quickly become a critical part of water rescue operations in the northern regions of KwaZulu-Natal. ...
Much like many other NSRI rescue bases, NSRI Station 45 (Strandfontein on the West Coast) had humble beginnings. Much like the start of other stations, Strandfontein was set up after a tragic drowning. ...
Nestled within the breathtaking yet treacherous Tsitsikamma region of South Africa, NSRI Station 46 Storms River serves as a crucial lifeline for those in distress on the water. ...
The NSRI’s Station 44 at St Helena Bay is a much-needed addition to the West Coast’s rescue infrastructure. ...
The NSRI is in the process of developing a new rescue base at the Witbank Dam. Willem de Waal, Manager of Capital Projects at the NSRI, provided an update on the project's progress and significance to the local community. ...
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