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Horton and Port Eynon Lifeboat Station

Horton and Port Eynon Lifeboat Station houses a D class lifeboat, which operates from the southern coast of the picturesque Gower peninsula. The crews have been presented with five awards for gallantry.
RNLI pager on a chart with a pair of dividers

Latest lifeboat launch

1.28pm 10 October 2020

Recent launches from Horton and Port Eynon Lifeboat Station

1.28pm 10 October 2020
11.01am 27 September 2020
5.05pm 23 September 2020
7.58pm 19 September 2020
6.13pm 19 September 2020
4.02pm 17 September 2020
7.00pm 16 September 2020
6.35pm 9 September 2020
1.49pm 9 September 2020
2.22pm 30 August 2020
2.53pm 29 August 2020
5.05pm 22 August 2020
6.51pm 20 August 2020
6.51pm 20 August 2020
5.42pm 17 August 2020
3.32pm 14 August 2020
9.51pm 13 August 2020
5.00pm 2 August 2020
4.55pm 31 July 2020
10.06am 26 July 2020

Today's weather

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Min: 7°C Max: 8°C
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While our lifeboat stations remain operational and are continuing to launch to those at peril at sea, they are not currently open to visitors. 

Visitor information and facilities

Station address

Horton and Port Eynon Lifeboat Station
Horton
West Glamorgan
SA3 1LB

Station phone number

01792 390424

Accessibility

Disabled access

Visiting times

Sunday 10am-12pm

Visitor contact

Steve Davies

Visitor contact phone number

01792 422752

07890 591777

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Bring the crew home safe this Christmas

Volunteer lifeboat crews are busier than ever. The risks they face are greater. The costs to keep them safe are rising. But income is falling. Can they and their families count on your kindness this Christmas?