Patrolling Mollymook Beach since 1935
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Mollymook surf boat rowers working together in the waves

Mollymook Surf Life Saving Club

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Good Days.

Volunteer lifesaving, Nippers, training and surf sports at Mollymook Beach. There’s a place here for new members and volunteers.

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Surf sports at Mollymook

Club activities

Find your place at the club

Ages 7–13

Nippers

Build surf confidence, make friends and learn beach safety through age-based activities.

Patrols and training

Lifesaving & training

Build practical rescue and first aid skills and find your path into volunteer lifesaving.

Training and competition

Surf sports

Explore individual and team events on the sand and in the surf, and find your starting point.

Club events

What’s on

Beach days, community events and the season ahead.

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Mollymook ocean swimmers gathered together on the beach

Our club

Part of Mollymook since 1935

Volunteer patrols, Sunday Nippers, surf sports and the people who make it all happen. Mollymook SLSC brings generations together to learn, help out and look after our beaches.

Meet the clubOur six objectives
Mollymook Surf Club function room set with long reception tables beneath the historic surf boat

Ocean’s Function Centre

Your next occasion, by the ocean

Celebrate at Mollymook Surf Club with ocean views, flexible catering and a fully licensed bar. A welcoming space for weddings, celebrations and gatherings.

Venue hire

At the beach

Our local beaches

Mollymook and Narrawallee coastlineNorth is up. South Mollymook is beside the surf club on Ocean Street. North Mollymook is at the Beach Road end of the same bay. Narrawallee is farther north, beyond the headland.{"attribution":"© State of New South Wales (Spatial Services, Department of Customer Service NSW); © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); Shoalhaven City Council; Pastore & Brander (2025), UNSW Beach Safety Research Group.","sources":{"title":"Mollymook and Narrawallee coastline concept data","requested_bbox":[150.46,-35.35,150.5,-35.29],"recommended_fit_bbox":[150.46,-35.349,150.503,-35.292],"coastline_source":"https://portal.spatial.nsw.gov.au/server/rest/services/NSW_Water_Theme_multiCRS/FeatureServer/4","coastline_query":"https://portal.spatial.nsw.gov.au/server/rest/services/NSW_Water_Theme_multiCRS/FeatureServer/4/query?f=geojson&geometry=150.46%2C-35.35%2C150.50%2C-35.29&geometryType=esriGeometryEnvelope&inSR=4326&spatialRel=esriSpatialRelIntersects&outFields=OBJECTID%2Ctopoid%2Cclasssubtype&outSR=4326&returnGeometry=true&returnZ=false","catalogue_url":"https://www.data.nsw.gov.au/data/dataset/1-40762316d10e43f081ddf641f7f6e687","coastline_attribution":"© State of New South Wales (Spatial Services, a business unit of the Department of Customer Service NSW).","coordinate_reference":"GeoJSON longitude/latitude, EPSG:4326 returned by publisher from GDA2020 service.","processing":"Mainland source objects 74, 73 and 1959 concatenated at exactly shared endpoints. Northern object 75 and southern end trimmed only at existing vertices, retaining a vertex beyond requested latitude bounds. No simplification, redraw or artificial inlet bridge.","inlet_gap_note":"Mainland coastline has a natural published gap at Narrawallee Inlet: north segment ends [150.4736564306415,-35.30273880812923], south segment starts [150.4742514128613,-35.30267881507078]. NSW coastline excludes mean high water marks within estuaries. Treat the gap as inlet, not a missing coastline error.","north_marker_note":"Published North Mollymook - ALS coordinate, Pastore and Brander (2025), UNSW Beach Safety Research Group, BSRG_2403, Appendix 2 page 24. Used to indicate the beach end, not a current patrol position.","highlight_note":"Short highlighted shoreline sections indicate the selected beach end; they are not administrative or patrol-zone boundaries.","north_marker_url":"https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5f7cf9fd8c3f251339c3dfa8/t/6809eb169067c609fea81dc9/1745480484212/2403_Patrol%2BHours%2BFinal%2BReport.pdf#page=24","north_landmark_url":"https://www.shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au/Community-and-culture/Community-safety/Alcohol-free-zones"}}

South Mollymook Beach

The southern end of Mollymook Beach, beside our surf club on Ocean Street.

When volunteer lifesavers patrol

South Mollymook
Patrolled on weekends and public holidays, September to April.
North Mollymook and South Narrawallee
Also patrolled during the peak summer holidays.
Lifesaving & training

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Your support helps fund lifesaving equipment, volunteer patrols, training and Nippers. Give what you can, lend a hand or become a club sponsor.

Support Mollymook SLSC

Major supporters

Community Bank Milton & South Coast

Community Bank Milton & South Coast

Mollymook Golf Club

Mollymook Golf Club

Milton Ulladulla ExServos Club

Milton Ulladulla ExServos Club

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