Beaumaris lifeboat crew are a group of dedicated volunteers who live in Beaumaris and nearby villages. From all walks of life, these young people dedicate much of their spare time to the lifeboat.

With two training sessions a week, the routine is demanding, but the camaraderie that exists between the crew members goes a long way to make the experience rewarding.

In addition to training at the station, the crew attend dedicated courses at the RNLI Lifeboat College, where they learn the theory and practice required to ensure safety and rescue expertise when out on a service. Each crew member carries a pager to alert them to a lifeboat launch in response to a call from the Coastguard.

• PAST CREW
      Crews over the years
      Past Coxswains, Honorary Secretaries and Lifeboat Operations Managers
      Coxswains from 1831
  
  

Sir Jimmy Saville OBE KCSG, a great supporter of charities, is an Honorary Crew Member of Beaumaris Lifeboat, and has visited the station.