We can't guarantee a good swell, we can't remind him to bring a towel, and we can't help you carry everything, but we can help keep you safe!
While we have trained surf lifesavers and lifeguards and support operations teams, there are things that you can do to help us keep you safe. Check out some of the information and tips to help keep you, your family, your friends and your loved ones safe when you visit our beautiful coast and beaches!
04 . 04 . 2024
Lifesaving teamwork on display
Receiving a distress call from a member of the public, Kalani, a dedicated SLSWA Lifeguard on duty at Cottesloe Beach recently, sprang into action, going to the aid of a […]
Blogs, Safety & Rescue
05 . 03 . 2024
Long weekend showcases best on beach!
Having just wrapped up a massive long weekend of Championships action, our Nippers are all set to return to the sand this weekend as they tackle the surf events of […]
Surf Sport
29 . 02 . 2024
Surf Life Saving to return to Bunbury for 2025 Country Carnival
Bunbury will play host to one of the largest events on the West Australian surf life saving calendar as Surf Live Saving WA’s annual Country Carnival returns in 2025. The […]
Media Release
There are so many ways to get involved with Surf Life Saving WA, even without getting wet. Consider booking in-classroom education; maintaining a corporate sponsorship; or becoming a parent member, competition official or club committee member. Plus, find out how to become a lifesaver or sign up as a Woodside Nipper.
West Australia's community members are vital supporters of Surf Life Saving WA. Because of you, no-one will have to know what would happen if our volunteers weren't between the flags. Men and women, young and old –volunteer surf lifesavers are on our beaches to keep you safe.
Please click below to find out how you can be a vital part of helping save lives on WA beaches too.
Western Australia is home to some magnificent beaches; there are hundreds spread along the State’s 12,000 kilometres of pristine coastline. However, not all of them are patrolled by our lifesavers.
