Protecting beaches and building community through surf lifesaving
Surf lifesaving clubs in New Zealand play a vital role in keeping beaches safe while fostering fitness, skills, and teamwork. These clubs welcome people of all ages, from young 'nippers' to experienced lifeguards.
π Seatoun, Wellington, Wellington
Join Worser Bay Lifesaving Club in Wellington for water safety, surf lifesaving training, and family fun. Learn to be a lifeguard and enjoy beach events!
π Rarangi, Marlborough
Join Rarangi Surf Lifesaving Club in Marlborough for beach safety and fun! Volunteer lifeguards, Junior Surf programs, and community roles await.
π Stepneyville, Nelson, Nelson
Nelson Surf Life Saving Club in Nelson offers beach patrols at Tahanunui, search and rescue in Tasman Bay, and training for all ages. Join our lifesaving team!
π Riversdale Beach, Wellington
Join Riversdale Beach Surf Lifesaving Club in Wellington for lifeguard training and Surf Sports. Patrol from Labour Weekend to Easter. Become a surf lifeguard today!
A surf lifesaving club trains and organises volunteer lifeguards who patrol beaches, assist in rescues, and provide first aid. Clubs also offer competitive surf sports and fitness training.
Members often participate in beach patrols, competitions, and community events.
π Seatoun, Wellington, Wellington
Join Worser Bay Lifesaving Club in Wellington for water safety, surf lifesaving training, and family fun. Learn to be a lifeguard and enjoy beach events!
π Rarangi, Marlborough
Join Rarangi Surf Lifesaving Club in Marlborough for beach safety and fun! Volunteer lifeguards, Junior Surf programs, and community roles await.
π Stepneyville, Nelson, Nelson
Nelson Surf Life Saving Club in Nelson offers beach patrols at Tahanunui, search and rescue in Tasman Bay, and training for all ages. Join our lifesaving team!
π Riversdale Beach, Wellington
Join Riversdale Beach Surf Lifesaving Club in Wellington for lifeguard training and Surf Sports. Patrol from Labour Weekend to Easter. Become a surf lifeguard today!
Joining a surf lifesaving club builds swimming ability, surf safety knowledge, and fitness. Members gain lifesaving skills, teamwork experience, and a strong sense of purpose.
Itβs also highly social, with events and friendships forming around a shared commitment to beach safety.
Surf lifesaving has a long history in New Zealand, with clubs established along both coasts. They are an integral part of local communities, protecting beachgoers while developing skills and camaraderie among members.