In the latest Piha Surf Cub news Kirsty Wannan has been named in the NZ team to compete at the International Challenge in January. This is a full NZ team  [ Read More ]

  Big boats and Piha go together. That big tough heavy surf needed boats and boaties that had the same quality. Piha was one of the first surf clubs in New  [ Read More ]

Surf Life Saving Northern Region is holding a surf sports event, including IRB races, on Saturday 13 November. This will occur at a designated area on the beach in front of  [ Read More ]

The club provides surf life saving services to the 2.4 km North Piha beach, arguably one of New Zealand’s most dangerous sections of beach with many rescues carried out in  [ Read More ]

Brian Webber, senior member of the Webber family, hit the headlines in the Western Leader out west with a celebration of his being, at 70,  the oldest patrolling lifeguard on  [ Read More ]

Even before you get you feet on the beach, there are signs to watch out for. All along the beachfront in the carparks, there are signs like this. These aquatic  [ Read More ]

Telephones at the Club House are attended from 10am until at least 4pm on weekends between Labour Weekend and Easter. Our Phone Number is (09)  8128706 If unanswered you should  [ Read More ]

Piha was the first surf club on the West Coast, started in 1934 by a group of five young men from Waitemata Rugby Club, who had started coming to Piha  [ Read More ]

An evaluation of the three-year West Coast Rock Fishing Safety Pilot Project ” a collaboration of Auckland Regional Council, Watersafe Auckland, Safe Waitakere and Surf Life Saving Northern Region ”  [ Read More ]