Aberdyfi Lifeboat Fundraising Team & Shop

19/12/2025

Today we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in saving lives at sea.

01/12/2025

Come and join us at the lifeboat Station Christmas Eve afternoon, for a wonderful bell ringing recital by the Aberdyfi Clangers, and then have a go yourself!

Mulled wine, mince pies and Christmas cheer aplenty!

25/11/2025

Across the UK, crews from the RNLI meet on Wednesday evenings and Sunday morning to practice their vital lifesaving skills, so at a moments notice we can be ready to respond to

Ever considered volunteering? Drop down to one of our exercises to find out how giving up a little bit of your time could help to keep your Communities sea an shores safe 🧡🛟

20/11/2025

🎄Get in the festive spirit with us at Aberdyfi Lifeboat Station where we'll be joined by The Dysynni Male Voice Choir for carols, mulled wine and mince pies 🎄

18/11/2025

Have you ever considered volunteering?
We have an exciting opportunity for a visits officer at Aberdyfi, if you’d like to find out more, please click on the link below 🧡🛟

Mae gwirfoddoli fel Swyddog Ymweliadau â’r Bad Achub a bod yn rhan o orsaf bad achub yr RNLI yn rôl bwysig yn yr elusen wrth i ni geisio achub bywydau pobl o bob oed trwy ein rhaglen ymweliadau wych.

26/10/2025

Our crew returning from exercise this morning.
Our shop is open all week for your christmas cards, gifts, toys, clothing and delicious biscuits.
Ein criw yn dychwelyd wedi 'r ymarfer bore.
Tarwch mewn in siop am eich csrdiau Nadolig, danteithion, ac anrhegion.
Rydym ar agor trwy'r wythnos.

19/10/2025

Donation Alert

We have transfered £3,000 to Aberdyfi Lifeboat Aberdyfi Lifeboat Fundraising Team & Shop

Thanks to the team who made it down on the day and crew who were out in Aberdyfi during the drive 🛥️🚤

16/10/2025

Our Helms and crews practice all manner of lifesaving manoeuvres in order to keep their high skill levels up to spec, here we see our Helm Ian, showing how to turn our 8.5 metre Atlantic 85 ILB on sixpence!.

So should they ever need to access tight locations they can do so safely and skilfully, assisted by the crew watch how they conduct two full turns in a space no wider than the boats length!

Aberdyfi Lifeboat 🧡🛟

14/10/2025

A massive thank you to Bryn Uchel for their amazing donation to Aberdyfi Lifeboat Station, raised during their 60th Anniversary event. We appreciate every penny and thank you for helping us to continue to save lives at sea 🛟💙🧡

09/10/2025

On Friday 26 September, Adrian Willyson Brask, a much-valued member of the Norweigian Society for Sea Rescue (RS), made the ultimate sacrifice during a rescue operation.

His loss is felt deeply by the global search & rescue community, and we stand united with our colleagues at RS in mourning him. Adrian’s death is a sobering reminder of the inherent risks faced by those who dedicate their lives to saving others.

As a mark of respect to our friends at RS, our RNLI lifeboat station will lower our flag to half mast on Thursday (9 October), the day of Adrian’s funeral.

Our thoughts are with Adrian’s wife, his young daughter, his family, friends, colleagues, and all those affected by this tragedy.

From your SAR family at Aberdyfi Lifeboat

03/10/2025

⚠️ Ahead of Storm Amy, which is set to bring wet and windy weather tomorrow (Friday 3 October) and Saturday, the RNLI is urging those near the coast or inland waterways to be aware of the dangers the stormy weather could bring.

The strong gusts – predicted up to 80mph – pose a significant risk to safety and the lifesaving charity is urging the public to exercise extreme caution, particularly along exposed cliffs, seafronts, piers and waterside paths.

Ross Macleod, RNLI Water Safety Manager said: ‘Storm Amy is set to bring potentially dangerous conditions so we’re asking the public to stay vigilant. If you plan to visit the coast or a waterside location, the RNLI advises that you stay a safe distance from the water as conditions could knock you off your feet or wash you into the sea or water. A visit during weather conditions such as these is not worth risking your life for.’

'If you find yourself in trouble in the water, remember to Float to Live: lie back in the water with your head so far back that your ears are wet, extend your arms and legs and try to relax as best as you can until you get control of your breathing. If you see someone else in danger in the water, call 999 or 112 and ask for the Coastguard. If you have something that floats that they can hold on to, throw it to them. Don’t go in the water yourself – you could end up in difficulty too.’

The RNLI's safety advice is:

🛟Stay well back from stormy, rough seas, cliff edges and any exposed waterside location.

🛟Check the weather forecast and tide times before you go.

🛟Take a fully charged phone with you and let someone know where you are going and when you are due back.

🚨 In an emergency, call 999 or 112 and ask for the Coastguard.

Stay safe everyone!

Photo Credit: RNLI