Salcombe lies at the entrance to the Salcombe & Kingsbridge Estuary, at the southern most point of Devon. At the seaward end lies a notorious sand bar, which in certain wind and tide conditions has proven treacherous for mariners. The rugged coastline to the east & west of Salcombe, combined with the elements has proven to be a constant contest for shipping and the lifeboat, which has been established in the town since 1869.
Hamble Lifeboat Hamble Lifeboat was formed in 1968, as the Southampton Water Inshore Rescue Service (Hamble Rescue), by local residents in response to the increasi...
Dungeness Lifeboat Dungeness Lifeboat Station in Kent guards the Channel from Folkestone to Rye Bay
Dart Lifeboat The Dart Inshore Lifeboat serves the River Dart from its navigable limits at Totnes, to the deep water harbour of Dartmouth itself and out into the...
Hoylake Lifeboat Station Hoylake Lifeboat Station was founded in 1803 covers the approaches to Liverpool, the Dee Estuary and the Irish Sea and launches at all states of ti...
Hastings Lifeboat Hastings Lifeboat station is located at The Stade in Hastings Old Town – right next to the fishing fleet berths on the working beach.
