Anglesea Surf Lifesaving Club
Conference in Surf Coast

The Anglesea SLSC was formed in 1952 and has established itself as one of the premier clubs in Australia with many awards including winning in both 2007 and 2008, the patrol efficiency award and also having individual members win the Wishart medal in 2007, 2008 and 2009, Victorias highest accolade as Lifesaver of the year. The Rock2Ramp is a major fundraiser for the ASLSC and is part of the Ocean Swim Series and further details can be found under the Rock 2 Ramp information page. Anglesea is home to the famous Rock2Ramp ocean swim which is held annually at Point Roadknight and is open to the novice and serious competitor alike. If you are planning a wedding, convention or other function for that special occasion, conference, make sure you compare us against other venues. The Ray Marsh room is an ideal venue for weddings, corporate conferences, conventions and other functions or events. It houses the club's equipment and facilities, community gym and the Ray Marsh room from which the Club Café operates over the summer months offering a range of light meals and beverages. The ASLSC clubhouse overlooks the main Anglesea beach and has one of the most spectacular views along the Great Ocean Road & Surf Coast. The ASLSC has over 1,800 members, the largest membership base of Victorian clubs and in addition to providing sport and recreation, skill development and offering frontline first aid and emergency services, Anglesea has proven to be an innovative and progressive club with many of it's initiatives being implemented at state and national levels. These achievements demonstrate Anglesea's commitment not just to lifesaving competition, but also to the professional approach it takes to providing frontline first aid and rescue services and the development of members in this area. These awards complement the gold medals and numerous finalists, at not just the Victorian and Australian Surf Life Saving Championships but also the World Championshps. Also, in 2009 a member was named Australian lifesaver and also lifeguard of the year, the first time in the history of these awards this has been achieved. (more).