Inshore lifeboats

Inshore lifeboats are specially designed rescue vessels used by maritime emergency services to assist people in distress near the coast, within a few miles of land. They are smaller and more maneuverable than deep-sea lifeboats, enabling them to operate effectively in shallow waters, around rocky shores, and under challenging conditions. Equipped with advanced navigation, communication, and rescue tools, inshore lifeboats are vital for quick response during emergencies such as boat accidents or swimmers in trouble, ensuring rapid and effective assistance close to the shoreline.