Mul­laloo Surf Life Sav­ing Club pro­vides a water safety and res­cue ready ser­vice to the pub­lic.  This com­mu­nity ser­vice has been under­taken for over 50 years, and pri­mar­ily involves vol­un­teer life­savers patrolling our beach. Our role is to pre­vent peo­ple from get­ting into dan­ger­ous sit­u­a­tions and res­cue peo­ple in dan­ger of drowning.

The pri­mary area of patrol is within 400 metres of the Mul­laloo Surf Life Sav­ing Club rooms.

2011 / 2012 Patrols com­mence on the first Sat­ur­day in Octo­ber and con­clude on the first Sun­day in April.  Patrols are con­ducted on Sat­ur­day, Sun­day and pub­lic hol­i­days within the patrol sea­son. Patrol times are 9am to 3pm in Octo­ber and Novem­ber, 8am to 5pm in Decem­ber, Jan­u­ary, February, 9am to 5pm in March and 9am to 3pm in April.

Patrols cover 4.7kms of beach from Pin­na­roo Point to Mul­laloo North.

The Patrol Cap­tain selects the least haz­ardous area of the beach for swim­mers. This is the Red and Yel­low flagged area.

Our objec­tive is to main­tain a safe beach and aquatic environment.