

Welcome to our Club
The Broome Surf Life Saving Club was established in 1987 to provide a volunteer beach safety service to the Broome community and thousands of tourists who visit to the world famous Cable Beach each year. Our club house was redeveloped in 2023, and boasts the best uninterrupted ocean views and inclusive beach access for all to enjoy.
Ocean View Bar:
Open from 4pm - Mon to Thur
Open from 2pm - Fri to Sun
The Broome Surf Life Saving Club is a not-for-profit organisation that exists with help from the generous support of community donations, fundraising and sponsorship. All funds raised by the BSLSC and Ocean View Bar go back to the club.

Become a member
Whether you’re joining for the first time or renewing your membership, welcome to the Broome Surf Life Saving Club community.
Broome SLSC is more than just a beachside club - we’re a family of lifesavers, nippers, volunteers and social community members coming together to share our slice of paradise!
A range of active, social and day memberships available
Keep updated
WATCH THIS SPACE - IN DEVELOPMENT.
Wanting to stay informed and know what is happening? Broome Surf Life Saving Club (BSLSC) are now using Stack Team App as our primary communication platform for all club groups and activities.
This change will help us:
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Streamline communication across Nippers, Youth, Seniors, Patrols, and Surf Sports teams
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Provide quick access to patrol rosters, training schedules, events, and important documents

Quick Links
Broome SLSC events, including training days, beach patrols, Nippers and Youth
Member Protection:
Your rights at Broome Surf Life Saving Club
Broome SLSC is committed to ensuring fairness and safeguarding the health, safety and wellbeing of all our members, and to ensuring that our club provides a safe and enjoyable environment for all members engaging in surf lifesaving activities and club events. How we do this is outlined in the SLSA Member Protection Policy.
The SLSA Member Protection Policy aims to ensure that everyone involved in surf lifesaving activities, including activities which involve under-18s, are aware of their rights and obligations. The policy sets out the standards of behaviour expected of everyone involved in surf lifesaving activities and the behaviours that are not acceptable.
Our Club has one Member Protection Information Officers (MPIOs) who actively screens and ensures our volunteers have the appropriate clearances as a means of safeguarding our members.
MPIO’s also play a vital role in providing members with information in relationship to concerns or complaints they may have and seek advice on.
Making a Complaint and Complaint Resolution
If, as a member, you consider that you, or your child, have been subjected to inappropriate treatment, including bullying, harassment, unfair or inappropriate decision-making by club officials, you can raise a complaint. Your complaint will be responded to by the Club’s Complaints Manager of which there are two, in accordance with the SLSA Complaints Resolution Procedure . The Club is committed to ensuring that all complaints are responded to sensitively and in a timely in accordance with the procedure.
If you have any queries about the complaints resolution process, please contact Jacklyn via compliance@broomeSLSC.org.au






