Conduct Rules On Board and Islands

1. Pre-Boarding Requirements

1.1 Documentation

• Bring valid government-issued photo ID (passport, national ID, or driver's license)
• Present your booking confirmation (printed or digital)
• Complete passenger manifest when required

1.2 Punctuality

• Arrive at least 30 minutes before departure time
• Late arrivals may result in forfeiture of your reservation without refund
• Departures will not be delayed for late passengers

1.3 Health Conditions

• Disclose any relevant medical conditions to the crew
• Bring necessary medications in their original containers
• Pregnant passengers must consult their doctor before booking
• Passengers under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be denied boarding

2. Safety Regulations

2.1 Life Jackets

• Life jackets must be worn when instructed by the crew
• Children under 12 must wear life jackets at all times while on board
• Do not remove or tamper with safety equipment

2.2 Follow Crew Instructions

• Always follow the captain's and crew's instructions
• Attend the safety briefing before departure
• In emergencies, remain calm and follow evacuation procedures
• The captain has final authority on all safety decisions

2.3 Movement on Board

• Hold handrails when moving around the vessel
• No running on deck
• Stay seated when the vessel is moving at high speed
• Do not lean over railings or stand on seats
• Restricted areas are off-limits to passengers

2.4 Swimming and Water Activities

• Only swim when authorized by the crew
• Never swim alone; use the buddy system
• Stay within designated swimming areas
• Do not dive from the boat without crew permission
• Children must be supervised at all times

3. Prohibited Items and Activities

3.1 Strictly Prohibited

• Illegal drugs or controlled substances
• Weapons, firearms, or explosives
• Smoking in non-designated areas
• Open flames or fireworks
• Excessive alcohol consumption
• Harassment, violence, or threatening behavior
• Damage to vessel or property

3.2 Alcohol Policy

• Moderate alcohol consumption is permitted (if included in package)
• No outside alcohol unless specifically allowed
• Crew reserves the right to refuse service to intoxicated passengers
• Disorderly conduct will result in immediate removal

4. Environmental Protection

4.1 Marine Conservation

• Do not throw anything overboard
• Use designated trash receptacles
• Do not touch or disturb coral reefs
• Do not feed or harass marine wildlife
• Use reef-safe, biodegradable sunscreen only

4.2 Island Etiquette

• Stay on marked paths and trails
• Do not remove shells, sand, rocks, or plants
• Respect wildlife habitats (do not disturb nesting areas)
• Leave no trace - take all trash with you
• Respect local communities and private property

5. Photography and Drones

• Personal photography is welcome for non-commercial use
• Respect other passengers' privacy - ask before photographing them
• Drones are prohibited without prior written authorization
• Commercial filming requires advance permission

6. Personal Belongings

• Keep valuables secure at all times
• Do not leave belongings unattended
• Store bags in designated areas
• Neither Zarpar nor service providers are liable for lost or stolen items
• We recommend leaving valuables at your hotel

7. Children

• Children must be supervised by adults at all times
• Children under 12 must wear life jackets continuously
• Parents/guardians are responsible for children's behavior
• Some activities may have age or height restrictions

8. Weather and Sea Conditions

• Tours may be cancelled or rescheduled due to bad weather
• The captain may alter routes for safety reasons
• Inform crew immediately if you feel seasick
• Refunds or rescheduling available for weather cancellations

9. Medical Emergencies

• Report injuries or illnesses to crew immediately
• First aid kits are available on all vessels
• Emergency evacuation may incur additional costs
• We recommend travel insurance for all passengers

10. Consequences of Non-Compliance

Passengers who violate these rules may face:

• Verbal or written warnings
• Denial of boarding
• Removal from the vessel at the next safe port
• No refund for unused services
• Liability for any damages caused
• Legal action if laws are broken