Whether you’re a seasoned local or a first-time visitor to Bazley, it’s crucial to understand that not all beaches are suitable for swimming. To ensure your safety and enjoyment, we recommend heading to these two designated swimming areas:
Bazley Beach: Located in front of the caravan park, Bazley Beach boasts lifeguards on duty during the holiday season, providing an extra layer of safety for beachgoers. Keep an eye out for the NSRI Pink Buoy with the location ID 39-RB22 as a reference point.
Ndasingane (Tes Beach): Access-controlled and renowned for its excellent swimming and surfing conditions, Ndasingane, also known as Tes Beach, requires a permit for entry. For permit details, see alongside. Look for the NSRI Pink Buoy with the location ID 39-RB11 for added safety.
In the event of an emergency at sea, don’t hesitate to contact the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) stationed in Rocky Bay. Save these contact numbers: 072 652 5158 / 087 094 9774. You never know when you might need to save a life.
For comprehensive safety tips tailored to all water users, click here to access valuable resources provided by the NSRI.
Remember, if you witness someone caught in a rip current, prioritize your safety and theirs. Only attempt a rescue if you’re trained and equipped with emergency flotation devices like the NSRI Pink Rescue Buoy or a surfboard. Otherwise, throw a floating object into the current to assist them safely.
Explore Bazley’s stunning beaches with confidence, knowing you’re equipped with the knowledge to stay safe and enjoy every moment to the fullest.
Beach permits, along with keys to the boom for Ndasingane beach, are available for purchase by Bazley residents at the Mac Nicol’s Caravan Resort.
We’ve ensured that obtaining your permit and key is both convenient and user-friendly, as they come equipped with a pouch and lanyard to prevent misplacement.
Beyond granting access, your permit also includes the NSRI helpline number, providing a direct line of assistance should you encounter someone in distress at sea.
Don’t forget to check the reverse side of the permit for a complete set of beach rules, ensuring everyone’s safety.
We greatly appreciate your support and cooperation. Please be informed that the cost of the new 2023/4 beach permit, including the key to the boom for Ndasingane beach, is R500, payable by debit or credit card.
If you notice anyone blatantly breaking the rules, especially concerning camping on the beach, lighting fires, or littering, please don’t hesitate to contact Rory Jardim on 081 389 9558 or resident beach warden Irven Eggeling on 073 561 3622.
