NSRI Station 23 | Wilderness & Sedgefield & George
Touw River Mouth - Wilderness
Phone 082 990 5955
NSRI Station 23 in Wilderness covers the dynamic coastal stretch between George and Sedgefield, including surf zones, estuaries, and offshore areas. It provides essential support to beachgoers, paddlers, and anglers, especially during peak holiday seasons when water activity surges.
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The NSRI station 23 Wilderness is equipped for rapid deployment in surf rescues and collaborates closely with municipal lifeguards and emergency services. Volunteers undergo regular training in swift-water rescue, CPR, and shoreline extraction techniques. The station also supports community outreach programs focused on water safety education.
The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) operates multiple rescue stations along South Africa’s coastline, including key locations within the Garden Route. These stations are staffed by trained volunteers and equipped with specialized rescue craft, vehicles, and emergency gear to respond to maritime emergencies. The NSRI is a non-profit organization focused on saving lives through rescue operations and drowning prevention initiatives.