Coastal Safety
WA has a beautiful coastline, popular for many recreational coastal activities, and while these can be a lot of fun, we want to make sure they’re being enjoyed safely.
Check out our lifesaving services, and information to help you, your family, and loved ones enjoy our wonderful coast.
LIFESAVING SERVICES
Being safe at the beach
Everyone loves a day at the beach. But what we love even more is that you all go home safely afterwards! Check out some of the information and tips we’ve put together to help keep you, your family, friends and loved ones safe when you visit our beautiful coast and beaches!
Beach Signage
The beach is a dynamic, ever-changing environment. Safety signs are put in place to warn you about the permanent and occasional hazards that are present at that location. Here in WA, we also have the important Beach Emergency Number (BEN) signs.
Beach & Safety Signage
Shark Safety
While the chance of an encounter is very rare, beachgoers need to remember that when they enter the ocean, they are entering the sharks' domain.
Shark Safety
Lifesavers' Safety Tips
Check out some helpful info and advice from our lifesavers on beach safety, to ensure you enjoy your visit to the beach and stay safe.
Lifesavers' Safety Tips
Sun Safety
Spending time in the sun without the proper protection can be dangerous to our health. So we’ve got some handy info on how you can be SunSmart at the beach.
Be SunSmart
STOP. LOOK. STAY ALIVE
Before you head to the beach, we always recommend you check out the conditions first. Surf Life Saving Australia’s Beachsafe website shows current information and conditions for every beach in Australia.
It shows patrol services, hazards, and facilities, as well as weather, swell, and tide details. Beachsafe is designed to help you choose the right beach for your needs, so you can relax and enjoy your visit.
TOGETHER, WE KEEP WA SAFE.
Our lifesavers volunteer thousands of hours every season to protect our coastline. Learn how you can get involved, support the cause, or simply stay informed.