No Touching or Disturbing Marine Life: It is strictly prohibited to touch, handle, or disturb any marine life, including corals, fish, and other creatures. Touching can harm both the organisms and you, as some species have venomous defences.

No Feeding Marine Life: Feeding fish or any marine creatures is discouraged, as it can disrupt their natural behaviour and diet, leading to ecological imbalances.

No Littering: Visitors are expected to dispose of their waste responsibly. Littering, including cigarette butts, plastic, or any other waste, is strictly prohibited. Many reef tours operate on a “Leave No Trace” policy.

No Collecting: Collecting or removing any living or non-living organisms, including corals, shells, or souvenirs, from the reef is illegal. This helps in preserving the natural habitat and biodiversity.

Reef-Safe Sunscreen: If you plan to swim or snorkel, use reef-safe sunscreen. Regular sunscreen contains chemicals harmful to coral reefs. Opt for biodegradable and reef-friendly sunscreens to protect both your skin and the environment.

Follow the Instructions of Guides: Listen carefully to the instructions given by your tour guides. They are trained to ensure your safety and the safety of the reef. Follow their guidelines, especially during snorkelling and diving activities.

No Anchor Damage: Boat operators should adhere to designated anchoring zones and avoid dropping anchors on coral reefs. Anchors can cause significant damage to the delicate coral structures.