A lifeboat crew and the air ambulance were called out to rescue a woman who was taken ill in the sea.
The Coastguard alerted RNLI Happisburgh to the woman in her 20s who had experienced a medical emergency in the water off Waxham beach at 11.45am on Monday.
The crew rescued the woman from the water’s edge and looked after her while they waited for the air ambulance to land.
Following an assessment from the air ambulance doctor, the woman was transported by land ambulance to the James Paget Hospital in Gorleston for further treatment.
Lifeboat crew member Chris Risby said: "It was good to work as part of a multi-agency rescue and great to work with the air ambulance.
"With the Easter holidays here we would like to ask people visiting the beach to swim on lifeguarded beaches.
"If walking on the beach check tide times before you go and keep clear of cliffs, have means of calling for help and tell someone where you are going and when you hope to be back.
"Come and enjoy yourselves on our great beaches but please stay safe."
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