On Friday afternoon, April 18, 2014,
the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stopped by Manly Beach in Sydney to
pay a visit to the Australian Surf Life Saving Clubs. Events on the
beach included beach flag racing, swimming and boarding.
In New South Wales, over 75,000 members at 129 clubs protect 1,590 kilometres of coastline from Fingal Beach in the north to Pambula Beach in the south. Since recording began in 1949, Surf Life Saving New South Wales has saved more than 345,000 lives.
In New South Wales, over 75,000 members at 129 clubs protect 1,590 kilometres of coastline from Fingal Beach in the north to Pambula Beach in the south. Since recording began in 1949, Surf Life Saving New South Wales has saved more than 345,000 lives.
Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott met the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at Manly Beach to welcome them.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visiting junior lifeguard trainees at Manly Beach.
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| Prince William firing a starter gun for a young swimmer's race. |
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| :-)) Photo bomb!!! She's going to be so glad she did that... |
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| I'd love to know what he was saying ... |
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| The Duchess of Cambridge running on Manly Beach...in heels! |
Huge crowds turned out to see the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at Manly Beach.
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