Tips from us for you
Coral reefs are one of the natural wonders of the world. Under the motto "Achieving more together - for more environmental and social compatibility" we cordially invite you to ensure that the reefs are attractive for future generations and the locals
population as a livelihood.
At the beach:
- Never step on corals and only touch them with your eyes.
- Throw all rubbish in garbage cans, including cigarette butts.
- Avoid oily sunscreens.
In the souvenir shop:
- Do not buy coral as a souvenir or jewelry.
- Anyone who buys souvenirs made from other reef creatures or turtle shells, for example, is also damaging to nature.
- Trade in endangered animal and plant species is prohibited under international agreements. In some cases strictly controlled: it may be necessary to present a permit from the exporting country. In some cases, there are severe penalties.
In the restaurant:
- Don't order endangered sea creatures. The diving school knows the endangered species.
For boat trips and diving:
- Don't touch the coral. Even the slightest touch can hurt them.
- Do not stir up the sand with flippers.
- Don't feed the fish.
- Take notes or photos as a reminder, but don't take any pieces of coral or shells with you.
- Make sure your ship's captain doesn't anchor over a coral reef.
- Keep an eye on your gear so you don't accidentally damage the coral with it.
Your Environment and Sustainability Team (umwelt@dertouristik.com) wishes you a lot of fun
