Beaumaris Lifeboat is one of seven Lifeboats originally provided by the viewers of the Blue Peter Television Programme.
The latest Lifeboat at the station is the Atlantic 85 inshore lifeboat, the most advanced inshore lifeboat ever produced by the RNLI which can reach speeds of up to 35 knots and features state-of-the-art technology to enhance its lifesaving capabilities.

The lifeboat covers the Menai Straits area between Anglesey and the North Wales mainland, and with 75 callouts in 2011 and 89 people assisted is one of the busiest in Wales.  The lifeboat was involved in 83 rescue missions in 2010 and 74 rescues in 2009. Celebrating over 100 years as a lifeboat station, the crew have been honoured with 12 awards.

We are expecting 2012 to be another busy and challenging year for the Beaumaris Lifeboat team.

Forthcoming Events

• 13 May 2012, RNLI Round Anglesey Cycle Ride which will start and finish at Beaumaris Lifeboat Station.
• 29 May 2012, the Olympic Torch Relay will pass through Beaumaris and the Olympic Torch will be taken to Menai Bridge onboard the Beaumaris Lifeboat.  Further details will be available on this iconic event soon.
• 28 July 2012, Beaumaris Lifeboat Day – our major fund-raising event of the year.  

Beaumaris Lifeboat Station Timeline 1891 - Now

1891	1914	1967	1991	2000	2010
Station Opened	Lifeboat Station Slipway	Blue Peter  Inshore Lifeboats	All Weather Boat Retired	Atlantic 75 and Boat House	New Alantic 85 now on station