Bribie Island Surf Club

Bribie Island Surf Life Saving Club is situated at Woorim Beach, Bribie Island, approximately one hours drive north of Brisbane.

The club continues a long patrolling history at Woorim Beach, which commenced in 1923 by the Metropolitian Swimming Club.

Woorim Beach is a part of a long stretch of beach on the eastern side (surf side) of Bribie Island. Partially protected by Moreton Island the beach experiences fairly small swell and is generally a safe and very popular swimming environment for families. The beach can experience strong currents, inshore holes and is suseptible to blue bottle stings in strong north-easterly conditioins, so always bath between the flags.

Bribie Island Surf Lifesaving Club has something to offer everyone, from those wishing to enjoy lunch or a refreshment, to those wishing to improve their fitness and volunteer their time to help others.

The recently refurbished Supporters Club or 'Surf Club - Bribie' as its more popularly known has a newly appointed covered deck which gives patrons a lovely shaded area to enjoy drinks and lunch while experiencing beautiful ocean views.

The club is also home to a large and very successful Junior Activities section, with a membership of approximately 200. Children from age 7-13 years enjoy this arena developing confidence in the surf, learning surf safety skills and having the opportunity to compete in the Surf Sports Arena.

The Senior Surf Life Saving Club has a patrolling membership of approximately 120. The life savers patrol the beach yearly from September to May.