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Are you the owner of Bethells Beach Surf Lifesaving Patrol (Surf Club)?
Located in the stunning coastal town of Muriwai, Bethells Beach Surf Lifesaving Patrol, also known as Bethells Beach Surf Club, has been dedicated to providing life-saving services since 1958. Our passionate and highly skilled lifeguards are committed to ensuring the safety of all beachgoers who visit our beautiful Bethells Beach.
Our lifeguards volunteer their time and expertise, gifting hundreds of hours every year to ensure that everyone can safely enjoy the beach. With an unyielding commitment to extensive training, our lifeguards are considered among the best in the country. Equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge required to navigate the rugged West Coast waters, they hold the utmost ability to protect and serve our community.
What sets our club apart is the enduring passion of our lifeguards to help others. Rain or shine, you can always find our dedicated team dressed in their distinctive red and yellow uniforms, watching over you and your whnau. We are here to ensure that you have the most memorable and enjoyable day out at Bethells Beach.
At Bethells Beach Surf Club, we are more than just a patrol. We are a close-knit whnau, bound by a shared commitment to surf safety. Our members come from diverse backgrounds and ages, united by a common love for the ocean. Whether you are an experienced surfer or a beginner wanting to learn, our club warmly welcomes all who share our passion for the coastal lifestyle.
If you are interested in becoming a member, joining our lifeguard team, or enrolling in our junior surf programme, we encourage you to get involved. We thrive on the support and involvement of our community and are always looking for sponsors to help us continue our life-saving work.
In case of emergencies, please remember to dial 111 and ask for the police. To reach us directly, you can call our clubhouse at 810 9587. However, please note that our clubhouse is often empty during patrolling hours, and messages left on this phone are cleared infrequently.