When one bodyboarding Kowie Granny Grommet’s morning adventures led her into a rip current, a man who attempted to rescue her soon found himself being pulled out to sea with…
A group of small-scale fishers in Hout Bay came together for a transformative workshop where many discovered how to float, swim and gain essential first-aid knowledge for the very first…
Volunteers Marc de Vos and Marilyn Wells developed computer models that help the National Sea Rescue Institute save lives. Western Cape, South Africa (09 April 2025) — The beating…
It’s school holidays and that means one last summer soak in the sunshine before winter sets in; the NSRI have warned that spring tide sets in as the holidays start…
NSRI is making a splash in saving lives! With plans to expand its commitment to providing quality water safety education and hands-on experience, thousands more young people will be able…
Whether she’s saving lives or determined to conquer a long-distance swim challenge, Paula Armstrong’s relationship with the ocean is one of profound purpose and unwavering passion! Cape Town, South…
NSRI heroes rose to the challenge of combating flash flooding in Gauteng, rescuing people in their homes and cars. Gauteng, South Africa (06 March 2025) – Gerhard Potgieter, the…
An accident while surfski paddling became an eye-opening experience and motivation for Pablo Nart to transform his near-disaster into a valuable resource for fellow paddlers. South Africa (05 March…
A brother, sister, and mother were saved from the clutches of strong rip currents at East Beach thanks to the bravery of a young surfer who didn’t hesitate to use…
Eight young hearts recently bravely plunged into the open waters of a local dam in the Western Cape after their survival swimming training at NSRI’s Survival Swimming Centre. Western…
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