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    • Lifeguard Services
      • Aquatic Event Safety
      • Custom Lifeguard Services
      • Surfguard Training
    • Aquatic Safety Consulting
      • Overview
      • Expert Witness Services
      • Incident Investigation
      • Risk Management
    • Diving
    • PEI BEACH CONDITIONS
    • Beach Safety
      • Rip Currents
      • Flags & Signs
      • Lifeguard Safety Tips
    • Contact
North Shore Surf Rescue
  • Home
  • Lifeguard Services
    • Aquatic Event Safety
    • Custom Lifeguard Services
    • Surfguard Training
  • Aquatic Safety Consulting
    • Overview
    • Expert Witness Services
    • Incident Investigation
    • Risk Management
  • Diving
  • PEI BEACH CONDITIONS
  • Beach Safety
    • Rip Currents
    • Flags & Signs
    • Lifeguard Safety Tips
  • Contact

International Beach Flag system

Two people holding a swim area flag on a beach.

Lifeguard on Duty Flags

 

The most important flags on the beach are the red and yellow flags. These show the supervised area of the beach 

and that a lifesaving service is operating. 

If there are no red and yellow flags, you should not go swimming.

Beach flag warning system with six color-coded flags.

Condition Specific Flags

 

 It is important to know and look for beach warning signs 

or flags. Beach signals tell us users information about 

the beach and surf conditions

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