Community Beach Excursions
The best way to understand beach safety is with a visit to a beach and some time on the sand and in the water. Our knowledgeable lifesavers can help your group experience the beach in a safe way.
What will participants learn?
Dry Sand Beach Safety Sessions
These workshops are delivered at Surf Life Saving Clubs. They involves a theory presentation delivered by Volunteer Life Savers from the club or SLS NSW Staff at the venue, then participants are engaged in on-beach dry activities without them needing to get into the water. There are no age requirements and children and whole families are welcome. These sessions are particularly suited to groups new to Australia and those with limited to no experience of Australian beaches and coastlines.
What happens during a Dry Sand Beach Safety Session?
- Beach safety theory session inside a SLS club
- A lifesaver guided walk on the beach
- Hazard identification session
- Meet & greet with lifesaver patrol
- Basic CPR session
- Rip current identification (Dye release)
- Lifesaving equipment introduction
Wet Water Beach Safety Sessions
These workshops are delivered at Surf Life Saving Clubs. They involves a theory presentation delivered by Volunteer Life Savers from the club or SLS NSW Staff at the venue, then participants are engaged in on-beach dry activities, ending with participants getting in the water guided by our lifesavers. These sessions are suitable for adult groups and while participants will not need to be able to swim, some experience and confidence in entering the water will be required. These sessions are particularly suited to groups new to Australia and those with limited to no experience of Australian beaches and coastlines.
What happens during a Wet Water Beach Safety Session?
- Beach safety theory session inside a SLS club
- A lifesaver guided walk on the beach
- Hazard identification session
- Meet & greet with lifesaver patrol
- Ocean pool survival activities
- Ocean & wave based learning activities
- Sand & water fun activities
- Rip current identification (Dye release)