Hornsea Boat Launch & Shop

05/04/2026

10/10/2025

🎄 Hornsea Inshore Rescue Christmas Lights Party! 🎄

Join us for a magical evening on Friday 12th December, 16:00–19:00 as we kick off the festive season in style!

🎅 What’s on:
✨ Santa’s Grotto – meet the big man himself!
✨ Children’s crafts & fun rides
✨ Sparkling Christmas lights display
✨ Carol singing & live festive music
✨ Delicious pizzas from All Fired Up Pizzeria - Weddings, Corporate Events and Special Occasions
✨ Cake stall
✨Warming drinks to keep you cosy

Bring your family, bring your friends and let’s celebrate Christmas together while supporting your local lifeboat charity. 💙🚤

📍 Hornsea Inshore Rescue
We can’t wait to see you there!

11/09/2025

Live we**am

Some people really are lifesavers!Hornsea Inshore Rescuers volunteers have saved countless lives and will continue to do so with your support.

15/08/2025

Good morning from us all at Hornsea Boat Launch 😎

11/08/2025

NOW RECRUITING

Applications are still being accepted for the following roles:

🛟 Boat Crew - Join the lifeboat crew, train for rescue operations, and save lives at sea.

🌊 Shore Crew - Support launches, recoveries, and behind-the-scenes operations.

You Should:
☑️Live or work in Hornsea
☑️Available weekdays
☑️Able to attend regular training sessions
☑️Water confident
☑️Medically fit
☑️18+
☑️Enthusiasm to learn new skills. All training is provided so previous experience isn’t essential.

For more information and for an Application Form, visit us at Hornsea Boat Launch cafe (open everyday) or email [email protected]

From as little as £5 a month you can support our new crew on their journey, with a recurring donation helping to fund their PPE and training courses. To set up please visit:

https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=RKHN766GXXSUE

11/08/2025

We will miss this Lady, sold to pastures new in Filey ☺️

10/08/2025

10/08/2025

Boats, beach, dogs and ice creams 😎😎😎😎

08/08/2025

08/08/2025

Lovely happy day today 😎😎

14/02/2025

It is National Walk Your Dog Month.

Canine companions love going for ‘walkies’ and not much beats a trip to the coast, but sadly, many dogs die each year after running over cliff edges.
Dogs are easily distracted by all the exciting sounds and smells on a coastal walk and often may want to chase a bird or an animal.

It's safer to keep your dog on a lead when out walking along the coast. It’s also better for the local wildlife, especially during spring and summer when ground nesting birds are breeding at the coast.

Reduce the risks:

• Always keep dogs on a lead at the coast, especially near cliff edges.

• If they get stuck on a ledge, in mud or swept out to sea, don’t go after them - most dogs make it back safely, but you might not.

• Call your dog from a place of safety to keep them oriented and help them get back to you.

Call 999 and ask for the coastguard if you get in trouble. We’ll send help 24/7.
www.coastguard.uk

To Search. To Rescue. To Save.
HM Coastguard Hornsea

16/11/2024

Opening times for boat launch cafe
11:00
14:00