Dart RNLI’s B Class lifeboat has a new home as the countdown continues to the opening of the new station in Dartmouth. The ...

Explore our comprehensive suite of water safety teaching activities and learning resources, aimed at primary school pupils. These activity packs provide you with teaching ideas to help young people ...

When you visit a beach, you’ll see signs with important safety information. If it’s a lifeguarded beach, you’ll also see flags to show you where it’s safe to enter the water. Here you can find out ...

Download our helpful guides to staying safe at the beach Beach Safety Top Tips: your guide to a safe and fun time at the seaside (English version) - PDF 2.76MB Beach Safety Top Tips: your guide to a ...

Peter officially took over as Chief Executive of the RNLI on 26 June 2024. He brings with him significant operational and leadership experience. Jayne is returning to the RNLI after an 11-year break.

Be aware of the dangers. Know your limits and don't take risks. Go with others and look out for each other. Make sure your phone is charged so you can call for help if you come across anyone who needs ...

Collect virtual stamps in your Challenge Passport as you learn how to be safe and have fun near the water. Stop and think Stay together Float Call 999 or 112. A range of challenges add to children’s ...

The contemporary modern styling surrounds the centrepiece of the restaurant that gives it its name. There’s always something delicious available for you to choose from. When you eat at Riggers, ...

This activity uses short video clips to demonstrate to children the right and wrong way to behave around different bodies of water. Children will learn about the safe and unsafe decisions that we make ...

Designed to be a beacon of hope, the RNLI Memorial honours the courage of all those lost at sea while endeavouring to save the lives of others. Many brave and selfless lifeboat crew and search and ...

Kennack Beach is comprised of two sheltered, sandy beaches, Kennack East and Kennack West. It's in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and popular among surfers. Beach Safety Top Tips: your guide to ...

Accidents happen when you least expect it. It’s why we recommend you wear your lifejacket unless it's safe to take it off. This includes accessing boats from dinghies, tenders or even pontoons. But ...