Marine Parade South, Foxton Beach 4815, Nouvelle-Zélande
WELCOME TO FOXTON SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB Foxton Beach Surf Life Saving Club prides itself on providing highly-skilled Surf Lifesaving patrols on the beach in summer months. Listed location: Marine Parade South, Foxton Beach 4815, Nouvelle-Zélande. Website captured for verification. Phone: +64 27 501 2280.
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WELCOME TO FOXTON SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB Foxton Beach Surf Life Saving Club prides itself on providing highly-skilled Surf Lifesaving patrols on the beach in summer months. Listed location: Marine Parade South, Foxton Beach 4815, Nouvelle-Zélande. Website captured for verification. Phone: +64 27 501 2280.
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WELCOME TO FOXTON SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB Foxton Beach Surf Life Saving Club prides itself on providing highly-skilled Surf Lifesaving patrols on the beach in summer months.
You can drive at low tide to the Manawatu River estuary, a favourite spot for fishing, jet skiing, sailing and pleasure boating.
To celebrate our 75 th jubilee in 2005 a mural was painted, depicting the work done by surf life savers to keep beachgoers safe.
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WELCOME TO FOXTON SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB Foxton Beach Surf Life Saving Club prides itself on providing highly-skilled Surf Lifesaving patrols on the beach in summer months.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
We proactively provided advice to beach goers to reduce any risk, successfully undertook six rescues, eight assists, three searches, three major first aids and 14 minor first aids.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
We hosted members from other clubs attending development weekends at Foxton Beach following the successful implementation of an official support programme last season.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Last season a total of 1,262 volunteer hours were worked by the club, keeping Foxton Beach and the surrounding areas safe.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
You can drive at low tide to the Manawatu River estuary, a favourite spot for fishing, jet skiing, sailing and pleasure boating.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
To celebrate our 75 th jubilee in 2005 a mural was painted, depicting the work done by surf life savers to keep beachgoers safe.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
We are a small club and are indebted to the help from other Capital Coast clubs; Palmerston North (Himatangi beach) Levin-Waitakere, Otaki, Paekakariki Titahi Bay, Lyall Bay, Worser Bay and Maranui.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
About Foxton Beach Foxton Beach is located close to the small settlement of Foxton, near Palmerston North.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
WELCOME TO FOXTON SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB Foxton Beach Surf Life Saving Club prides itself on providing highly-skilled Surf Lifesaving patrols on the beach in summer months. You can drive at low tide to the Manawatu River estuary, a favourite spot for fishing, jet skiing, sailing and pleasure boating. To celebrate our 75 th jubilee in 2005 a mural was painted, depicting the work done by surf life savers to keep beachgoers safe.
Official website captured for verification. Phone from source data: +64 27 501 2280 Email from source data: foxtonslsc@gmail.com
Foxton Beach Surf Club has source-backed location data for Marine Parade South, Foxton Beach 4815, Nouvelle-Zélande. Profile type: beach club.
WELCOME TO FOXTON SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB Foxton Beach Surf Life Saving Club prides itself on providing highly-skilled Surf Lifesaving patrols on the beach in summer months.
