Falmouth Lifeboat Station remains closed for visitors and tours at the current time due to the ongoing pandemic situation. This is in order to protect the operational integrity of the crew whilst the COVID-19 virus is prevalent.
Communication with the station will still be available through the website and our social channels, and we hope many who wish to come to see us will be able to do so in the not-too-distant future.
In the meantime, why not take a virtual tour of our Severn class all-weather lifeboat Richard Cox Scott here
Falmouth RNLI Shop
The shop is now open (with a Covid-19 compliance environment) at the following times:
10am to 4pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday (closed on Thursdays and Saturdays).
From 1 May 2021 the opening times will change as follows:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday: 10am to 4pm
Saturday: 10am to 1pm
Closed Thursday (all day).
We look forward to your continuing support.
News Feed
Falmouth RNLI Crew launch twice in two days to help rescue dogs from the cliff edge near Maenporth Beach
Falmouth’s inshore lifeboat Robina Nixon Chard was launched on both Wednesday 3 and Thursday 4 March to dogs that had got into difficulty and . . . .Read more
Ken Avis
We are sad to announce the passing of Ken Avis, who passed over the bar early on Monday 8 February 2021 following a long . . . .Read more
Falmouth RNLI volunteer crews launch to aid a yacht taking on water
The 7th launch of 2021 came on Saturday 13 February, with Falmouth Coastguard requesting Falmouth Inshore Lifeboat launch to assist a person aboard a . . . .Read more
Falmouth RNLI volunteers recognised for over 450 collective years spent in service to help save lives at sea.
Falmouth Lifeboat Station has many dedicated volunteers who give their time in many aspects of supporting the RNLI, from lifeboat crew to fundraising, press . . . .Read more
Falmouth inshore lifeboat and crew launch to a medical evacuation
On Thursday 26 November, Falmouth Inshore Lifeboat Robina Nixon Chard launched just before 11am to assist in a medical evacuation alongside Falmouth Coastguard Rescue . . . .Read more
Falmouth lifeboat crew launch to capsized kayaks
Reports of two people and a dog in the water due to their kayaks capsizing saw Falmouth volunteer crew launch to assist on Thursday . . . .Read more
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