This is the dramatic moment RNLI crew saved an injured swimmer off Gullane Point in Scotland.

North Berwick RNLI volunteers rescued the local who had suffered a leg injury off the coast amidst commemorations marking the 200th anniversary of the charity's founding on August 1.

Footage shows four members aboard a speedboat heading towards the location where they found the victim and a concerned citizen on the shore.

Upon arrival, the crew initiated first aid while coordinating with the Aberdeen Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre.

Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance was swiftly mobilized and took over medical assistance upon landing.

The collaborative effort, which included North Berwick, Dunbar, and Fisherrow Coastguard Rescue Teams alongside the Scottish Ambulance Service, ensured the comprehensive care and transport of the swimmer to the hospital via air ambulance.

Rhona Meikle, Helm of the North Berwick lifeboat, expressed gratitude towards the swift actions of the public and emphasized the crucial role of volunteers in supporting RNLI's lifesaving missions.