About the Club

Redcliffe Peninsula Surf Life Saving Club commenced in September 1991. The clubhouse is situated on the northern end of Suttons Beach and has a magnificent view of Moreton Island and Moreton Bay.

It is the most southern club in the Sunshine Coast Branch, and 50 km north of Brisbane, is the closest Surf Life Saving Club to the city. The Redcliffe Peninsula clubhouse is accessible via the Houghton Highway from the south and Anzac Avenue from the west.

Redcliffe Peninsula SLSC is a very family oriented club and we encourage people from all age groups to join our club, as one is never too young or too mature to learn about beach safety.

We have a nipper program that is run every Sunday morning from 8:30am during the months of September through to March. Nippers are aged between 6 and 13 years of age and there is a cadet program for the older teenagers. Families often stay to enjoy fellowship over a BBQ at the end of the morning.

We have club members patrolling Suttons Beach on the weekends and public holidays during the months of September through to May. To become a patrolling member and have the privilege and responsibility of ensuring the safety of the beach, you need to be 15 years of age or older and hold at least one award. There are a number of different awards available to obtain, each providing you with an opportunity to learn different skills to be a part of preventative action and saving lives. For more information about becoming a Patrol member have a look at our Patrol page.