Meaning of the flags
At our rescue stations, you’ll find warning flags indicating the current sea conditions. We understand that safety on the water is crucial, so here’s what each flag means. We want you to enjoy your day at the beach safely. Remember these flags and their meanings to recreate responsibly. Safety comes first!
This indicates that the beach section between these flags is being patrolled, and water sports are prohibited here.
This flag warns that swimming is dangerous and is only recommended for individuals with swimming certificates. The use of floating objects is prohibited.
The red flag means that swimming and bathing are absolutely prohibited.
This flag indicates that this is the zone for water sports activities between the flags.
When this flag is raised, it means that a child has been found missing their parents or caregivers. The child is safe with the lifeguards.
The orange windsock warns against taking floating objects into the water, usually due to strong offshore winds.