In a boating emergency, radio Channel 16 on VHF or ring Triple Zero (000)

Marine Rescue
Coffs Harbour

Lat 30° 18.58 S, Long 153° 8.12 E

Welcome to the Marine Rescue Coffs Harbour

Our team of men and women volunteers operate from our Watch Tower at Beacon Hill Lookout.

Marine Rescue Coffs Harbour volunteer boat crews are rostered 24/7 for Search and Rescue Services around the Unit’s responsibility – Coffs Harbour, Woolgoolga, Wooli, Nambucca Heads, Trial Bay and their local tributaries – 7-days-a week from 0500 to 1800 hours in Summer and 0530 to 1700 in Winter. Radio calls after hours are answered by Marine Rescue Port Macquarie, as this base operates 24/7 and has extended reception at night.

How you can help

Become a volunteer. Our volunteers come from all walks of life to keep our community safe on the water. Full training is provided at no cost and no prior boating experience is required.

Contribute financially. It’s the support of our community that makes our work possible. Every contribution helps us stay ready to respond when help is needed.

There are many ways to support Marine Rescue Coffs Harbour:

Don’t forget your Boat Safety Checklist.

Tips on Navigating these pages: Clicking on any Text that says Coffs Harbour will take you back to our Coffs Harbour Home page. If you click Home or Units you will be taken to the Marine Rescue NSW main page.


Unit base

Coffs Harbour Beacon Hill Lookout

Address
Edinburgh Street
Coffs Harbour NSW 2450

Visiting times
By appointment

Base phone number
02 6650 4900

More information
SOUNDINGS is the official magazine and newsletter of Marine Rescue NSW, published to keep volunteers and the public updated on vital safety operations, news, and search and rescue efforts.

Marine Rescue Coffs Harbour is led by Rob Kasmarik and crewed by 81 professional volunteers.

Marine Rescue Coffs Harbour is proudly supported by