About
Surf Life Saving Queensland Point Danger Branch is a sports club located in Gold Coast, Australia. Established in 1924, it is the most southern Branch of Surf Life Saving Queensland. The club is situated on Currumbin Creek Road, overlooking the stunning waters of Currumbin Creek.
Point Danger Branch is responsible for patrolling the surf beaches of the southern Gold Coast, which range from open surf beaches to rocky river mouths. The club's main objective is to ensure the highest standards of Surf Life Saving are maintained in the area.
The club provides essential administrative support to its affiliated clubs within the Branch, helping them operate smoothly and effectively. This assistance allows the clubs to focus on their primary mission of safeguarding the local beaches and preserving the well-being of beachgoers.
With an office located on Currumbin Creek Road, Point Danger Branch is readily accessible for inquiries and assistance. The office hours are from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday. They can be contacted via phone at (07) 5534 6077, fax at (07) 5598 2349, or email at pdbsurf@slsqpointdanger. com.
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For more information about Surf Life Saving Queensland Point Danger Branch, please visit their official website www. Lifesaving. au or www. sls.
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Point Danger Branch is dedicated to providing a safe and enjoyable beach experience for all residents and visitors to the Gold Coast. Whether it's through its patrolling efforts, youth development programmes, or training and education initiatives, the club plays a crucial role in ensuring the community's well-being in and around the water.
