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

Volunteers saving lives on the water.

Spending time on the water is part of the Australian way of life. Marine Rescue NSW is here to help keep you safe.

Log On

Download the free Marine Rescue app and enjoy your day out - safely!

MAYDAY Answer the call.

MAYDAY is a call for help.
This May we need you to answer our call for help.

Help us get you home safe. Log On before you head out.

Latest news
By the numbers
On Jul 13, 2026

Marine Rescue NSW urges winter boating caution after volunteers complete 235 rescue missions in June

Marine Rescue NSW volunteers completed 235 search and rescue missions across the state’s waterways during June, safely returning 548 people to shore as demand for the service remained strong...
Eden
On Jul 7, 2026

Marine Rescue Eden takes delivery of its own rescue vessel

Marine Rescue Eden has strengthened its on-water response capability, taking delivery of its own dedicated rescue vessel for the first time following the generous donation of a 10.4-metre Steber...
Jervis Bay
On Jun 30, 2026

New leadership team elected at Marine Rescue Jervis Bay

Marine Rescue Jervis Bay has welcomed a new leadership team, with former Deputy Unit Commander Brad Clarke elected Unit Commander, succeeding Stefania Ring, who stepped down from the role recently....
See all news
Quick Links

You can help keep us on the water.

You can join us in our mission to save lives on the water by becoming a member of one of our 46 units.

Generous support from individuals, businesses and organisations like you help keep our services running and ready for those in need.

Get help when you need it with the new Marine Rescue NSW app

The Marine Rescue NSW app allows you to Log On with ease from your mobile phone. Check out the new and updated features today!

Make every voyage safer. Switch to VHF.

VHF offers you greater range and clearer reception. It’s the technology of choice for safer boating.

Marine Rescue NSW is proudly supported by