Our Clubs
There is a role in Surf Lifesaving for everyone
Across the Territory these icons aren’t unknown faces on our beaches, they’re ordinary people, who have extraordinary weekends.
They make your coffee, go to your school, teach your children, build your houses and work in your office.
And they want you to join them, memberships are open at your local Surf Life Saving Club and there’s a role for everyone. With training, a great atmosphere and a whole crew of ready-made mates included, the only question left is, are you ready to rock the red and yellow?
Find Your Local Surf Life Saving Club
You will find two located in the Darwin region and one in Nhulunbuy. From as young as five, children can get involved with Nippers - and there’s no age limit. With a wide range of roles available, our clubs offer something for everyone, whatever your skills or interests.
Whether it’s becoming a patrolling member, radio operator, athlete, trainer or even helping out with the club BBQ on the weekend. Every role makes a difference and contributes to creating a safer community.
Get in touch with Surf Life Saving NT today and we can give you more information and connect you with the friendly volunteers within our NT clubs so you can get started with confidence.
Darwin Surf Life Saving Club
Established in 1982, Darwin Surf Lifesaving Club (DSLSC) has been proudly delivering a high standard of volunteer beach safety service to the Darwin community.
Over this time, our members have contributed more than 25,000 hours of patrols at no cost to the public.
DSLSC volunteer lifesavers patrol Casuarina and Nightcliff beaches on Sunday mornings and afternoons from June - September.
DSLSC currently has over 300 members ranging from Nippers to Life Members with the clubhouse located on Daribah Road in the Casuarina Coastal Reserve.

The bar and clubhouse are open on Friday and Sunday evenings from 5pm, and the venue is also available for function hire on Saturday nights.
Mindil Surf Life Saving Club
Founded in 1996 as Arafura Life Saving Club, the club originally patrolled East Point and nearby Lake Alexander. It later briefly operated from Cullen Bay before settling at the popular Mindil Beach on the southern end of Fannie Bay.
On 14 March 2008, the club officially changed its name to Mindil Beach Surf Life Saving Club.
Today, the club operates from a base at East Point and provides patrols at East Point Beach and Lake Alexander from June - September.
Gove Peninsula Surf Life Saving Club
Established in 1971, Gove Peninsula Surf Lifesaving Club (GPSLSC) was the first Surf Life Saving Club formed in the Northern Territory. The club is located on Town Beach in the North East Arnhem mining town of Nhulunbuy.
GPSLSC is proud to be a key part of the Nhulunbuy community, providing vital lifesaving services on local beaches as well as activities for junior members.
Surrounded by natural beauty, the club’s location and facilities offer an ideal setting for members and their families to enjoy.
The surf club bar is open on Friday nights and Sunday afternoons during the dry season, with the grounds overlooking the Arafura Sea. The club is also available for private functions for members and their guests.
Find your local Surf Life Saving Club
You will find two located in the Darwin region and one in Nhulunbuy. From as young as five, children can get involved with Nippers - and there’s no age limit. With a wide range of roles available, our clubs offer something for everyone, whatever your skills or interests.
Whether it’s becoming a patrolling member, radio operator, athlete, trainer or even helping out with the club BBQ on the weekend. Every role makes a difference and contributes to creating a safer community.
Get in touch with Surf Life Saving NT today and we can give you more information and connect you with the friendly volunteers within our NT clubs so you can get started with confidence.
Darwin Surf Life Saving Club
Established in 1982, Darwin Surf Lifesaving Club (DSLSC) has been proudly delivering a high standard of volunteer beach safety service to the Darwin community.
Over this time, our members have contributed more than 25,000 hours of patrols at no cost to the public.
DSLSC volunteer lifesavers patrol Casuarina and Nightcliff beaches on Sunday mornings and afternoons from June - September.
DSLSC currently has over 300 members ranging from Nippers to Life Members with the clubhouse located on Daribah Road in the Casuarina Coastal Reserve.
The bar and clubhouse are open on Friday and Sunday evenings from 5pm, and the venue is also available for function hire on Saturday nights.
Mindil Surf Life Saving Club
Founded in 1996 as Arafura Life Saving Club, the club originally patrolled East Point and nearby Lake Alexander. It later briefly operated from Cullen Bay before settling at the popular Mindil Beach on the southern end of Fannie Bay.
On 14 March 2008, the club officially changed its name to Mindil Beach Surf Life Saving Club.
Today, the club operates from a base at East Point and provides patrols at East Point Beach and Lake Alexander from June - September.
Gove Peninsula Surf Life Saving Club
Established in 1971, Gove Peninsula Surf Lifesaving Club (GPSLSC) was the first Surf Life Saving Club formed in the Northern Territory. The club is located on Town Beach in the North East Arnhem mining town of Nhulunbuy.
GPSLSC is proud to be a key part of the Nhulunbuy community, providing vital lifesaving services on local beaches as well as activities for junior members.
Surrounded by natural beauty, the club’s location and facilities offer an ideal setting for members and their families to enjoy.
The surf club bar is open on Friday nights and Sunday afternoons during the dry season, with the grounds overlooking the Arafura Sea. The club is also available for private functions for members and their guests.
Get involved
Surf Life Saving NT offers a wide range of ways to get involved - whether as a volunteer, participant, or community supporter.
Become part of a movement that makes a real difference.
