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Naturaliste Volunteer Marine Rescue Inc.

Naturaliste Volunteer Marine Rescue Inc.

Based at Quindalup's boatramp, NVMR is part of Western Australia's Greater Marine Rescue Group.

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Home ยป Local Dunsborough Weather

Know Before You Go.

It’s On You.

As a skipper, it’s your responsibility to have a decent understanding of the current conditions, and how to properly forecast the weather.

We’ve all seen rescues go down in conditions that could have been avoided, with a bit of common sense.

Know your vessel’s capabilities and your own capabilities. Especially in this day and age, not understanding simple-to-access weather forecasts jeopardizes our valuable volunteer’s safety.

The below 5 graphs will give you a good understanding of how the ocean is looking right now, and over the next few days. Feel free to bookmark this page, rather than skip between multiple websites.

Current Swell Forcast

Optionally zoom in/out and or press play for an extended swell forecast.

Current Wind Forecast

Optionally zoom in/out and or press play for an extended wind forecast.


Current Seabreeze Forecast

7 Day Wind & Wave Weather Forecast

Live Swell Reading (Cape Naturaliste)

Naturaliste directional graph
Naturaliste significant wave height graph

New Members Welcome

With 2 options of active or social membership, we’re always open to welcoming like-minded people to NVMR.

ApplY HERE

Donations Welcome Too

Whether you’ve been rescued or simply believe in what we do, in just a few clicks your tax-deductible donation can be made to NVMR.

Donate Here

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Naturaliste Volunteer Marine Rescue

Postal address: PO Box 411 DUNSBOROUGH, WA 6281

Email: vmrnat@westnet.com.au

Copyright © 2025 | By JT

We recognise and acknowledge South West Boojarah and Harris Family native title groups’ claims to traditional ownership of the waters of Ngari Capes Marine Park

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