Sussex Inlet & District Surf Lifesaving Club INC

Sussex Inlet & District Surf Lifesaving Club INC is located in Sussex Inlet, Australia on Pacificana Drive, Sussex Inlet New South Wales 2540. Sussex Inlet & District Surf Lifesaving Club INC is rated 3 out of 5 in the category in Australia. Sussex Inlet Surf Life Saving Club South Coast NSW Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player. Join the Club Latest News Beach Conditions Live webcam Patrol Roster Training & Coaching   Sussex Inlet Surf Lifesaving Club is proudly supported by:   The objects of the Club are to, Study and practice the methods of surf life saving as taught by Surf Life Saving Australia. Prevent loss of life by providing efficient beach patrols, rescue service and life saving apparatus. Promote demonstrations and to arrange classes of instruction. Obtain improved facilities for surfing. Participate & pursue the highest standard in competition in accordance with the rules of Surf Life Saving Australia. Encourage and promote the physical and social welfare of its Members. Enforce observation of the Rules and By-laws of the Club and deal with any infringement of them. Please make a donation Please click on the make a donation button to see our banking information. We welcome all donations. make a donation Based on the number of new members who have registered, a Bronze Medallion training group will begin soon.  If you couldn’t make it on Sunday but are interested in completing this training and participating in Surf Life Saving it is not too late.  For more information on how you can be involved email [email protected] or call Richard on 0412444072. We also know that there are still plenty of lifesavers in the community, who have in the past served at Sussex Inlet or elsewhere.  If this is you, now is a great time to reconnect with this engaging volunteer activity. Sussex Inlet Surf Lifesaving Club The Sussex Inlet and Districts Surf Life Saving Club was formed at a meeting held on the 10th May, 1981, with Alf Collier being elected as the first President of the Club. Cudmirrah Beach was officially opened as a patrolled beach on the 20th December, 1981. Prior to the present Clubhouse being built the Patrols operated from an old caravan then a shipping container” The existing Clubhouse became fully operable in 1988. The beach is 3km long extending to the southwest from the 60m high sandstone headland and rocks at Sussex Inlet to the lee of the reef and sand salient on the north side of Swan Lake. The beach is backed by active sand dunes including several large blowouts extending a few hundred meters inland and to heights of 30m. The only car access is the car park behind the surf club, which is situated high on the northern end of the beach. Its tower gives an excellent view of the beach. The entire beach faces straight into the southeast swell and has an exposed surf zone. To the south slight protection in lee of the reef reduces wave height. At the Club other things we do: Provide advice on latest beach and coastal safety standards and procedures as defined by Surf Life Saving Australia. Advocate for the Local Community and patrons for facilities and infrastructure at our beaches. Annual State wide Open Day Clean up Days - separate to Clean up Australia Day Club Championships Family Fun Day Have Canteen services Sunday at a small cost. Hall hire at competitive rates. Parents of Nippers had a basic Resuscitation and Water Safety Class free of charge  - to keep our Nippers and their families safe. Surfing A popular summer beach with plenty of beach breaks and offshore north winds. The southern reef, called Conneeleys Reef, can produce both lefts and rights. Fishing The inlet and wide, flat rock platform off north head are popular, with very persistent holes and gutters along the entire beach. The surf club was previously known as Sussex Inlet and Districts SLSC. Click here to learn more. © 2011 Sussex Inlet Surf Life Saving Club | webdesign by ichikoo pty ltd