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RipCurrentSafety.com is the world’s leading online hub for rip current education—addressing the number one beach hazard worldwide. Our resources include award-winning documentaries featured on National Geographic, PBS America, and Curiosity Stream; globally used school curriculum tools; and powerful digital campaigns that have reached millions across social media. Trusted by beach safety groups and drowning prevention agencies around the world, our mission is clear: to save lives through education and awareness about rip current dangers.

Learn about the dangers of rip currents from those who were either witness to, or directly involved in major rescues by watching episodes of ‘Caught in the Rip’.

Each episode highlights critical factors when it comes to rip current safety

  • Including the dangers of swimming on beaches unpatrolled by Lifeguards.

  • Why a beachgoer should never attempt to swim against the flow of a rip current.

  • How panicking in a rip can quickly lead to poor decisions, physical exhaustion and drowning.

  • The tragedies that often result from bystander rescues.


Episode One
Derrick John’s Rip Current Rescue – Nantucket USA

Episode Two
Cancun – Mexico – Rip Current Rescue

Episode Three
Lou Armstrong Rip Current Rescue – Kingscliff Beach, Australia

Episode Four
The bravery of Ryan Martin – Dreamtime Beach, NSW, Australia

Lake Michigan, United States.Two young swimmers rescued from surging rip currents

Mass rescue - Amanzimtoti Beach, South Africa

Dramatic rip current rescue - Florida’s Panama City Beach

Great Lakes, United States, Grand Haven rip current rescue

LATEST PROJECT
Rip Current Survival feature length documentary

Rip Current Survival Documentary has its global premiere at the World Conference on Drowning Prevention. Filmed in over a dozen countries. Rip Current Survival is the world’s first international documentary on rip currents.

Learn about the importance of rip current safety from the production team behind the award winning television documentaries