Venue Hire

The Cottesloe Surf Life Saving Club hires out its premises for formal occasions such as weddings, cocktail parties, corporate functions and conference.  We are able to take bookings for both catered and uncatered functions.

Choice of Venues

There are two areas that are available for your event, depending on your particular needs:

The Don Morrison Room

Our primary function area and comprises approximately 260 square metres of usable space overlooking the beautiful Cottesloe Beach, with spectacular views south to Fremantle, west to Rottnest Island and north as far as Quinns Rock.   This lovely room can accommodate up to 160 guests for dinner and larger numbers for less formal function.  This area has bar facilities, commercial sized kitchen and a covered balcony overlooking beautiful Cottesloe Beach.

The Pines Room

On the same upstairs level as the Don Morrison Room, the Pines Room is a smaller room suitable for meetings and smaller conferences.  It can also be used for intimate dinners for up to 20 guests.  The Pines Room looks out over Cottesloe beach towards the majestic Norfolk pine trees that are part of the Cottesloe landscape.

At Cottesloe Surf Club we have various ways of packaging your function or wedding.  We have a fully licensed bar and can arrange catering for you or you can organise your own caterers.

To make an appointment to view our function areas and to discuss what we can provide for your function please contact our Venue Hire Coordinator at venuehire@cottsurf.com or call the office on 08 9383 4400 to make an appointment.

We look forward to helping to create a wonderful function for you.

“I have been meaning to write this email for 5 months to say how thankful we are for all your help with our wedding day.  The venue is just beautiful and the guests thoroughly enjoyed themselves. We would also like to thank the magnificent staff at the venue as they made the night run very smoothly and were so helpful.

Again we thank you for making our day so special.    Bec and Stan  September 2010.