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SECURITY TIPS TO RIVIERA-MAYA

Many people are interested in traveling safely to Mexico? How safe is Mexico City, Acapulco, Cancun, Maya Riviera, Playa del Carmen, Tulum and Costa Maya?

Most of these tourist destinations are really safe, but you should always follow some safety tips when on vacation and in Mexico too, without exception.

Follow these tips for traveling to Mexico.

The local Maya people are among the most good-natured and hospitable people in the world. You can also meet with expatriates and visiting workers, who are also often attracted by Maya's decency and the wealth of their sense of humor.

Nevertheless, as in any other resort, do not leave money and valuables unattended in public places.

General safety tips to help you stay safe in the wonderful world of the Riviera Maya:

1. Do not underestimate the Caribbean weather. Information about the weather should be checked for the next 10 days, when you visit the resort (in these places there are hurricanes).

2. If you are going to visit a place on your own, away from your hotel, please consult the advice of people who know the territory you are planning to visit, especially the locals and Maya Explore.

3. The natural attractions of Tulum and Costa Maya should use biodegradable items. Do not use plain polyethylene, as it affects the ecosystem. Biodegradable items and creams are sold in many stores.

5. For each trip from the hotel (villa) make a detailed trip plan for including emergency actions.

BEACH SAFETY

Bathing in the Riviera Maya is safe, as there is the world's second largest coral barrier reef that protects the beach. However, reflux can be dangerous, but if you swim in accordance with the flag system you should not have any fears other than enjoying the beautiful crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Sea.

• Green flag - the water is absolutely safe for swimming, within the limits of common sense.

• Yellow flag - water, a little rough, advise to swim with caution.

• Red flag - the water is very dangerous. Swim with extreme caution, and do not depart from the shore.

• Black flag - absolutely no swimming. Too dangerous.

Safety tips for fishing and boating in Riviera Maya

Tell someone where you are going and when you will return. Even if the weather is good in the morning it does not mean that it will remain so all day long. Check the weather forecast before you leave. If the clouds darken and begin to collect, then this is a sign to return.

Do not stand in the boat. Always wear a life jacket when you are going into a boat. Make sure there is enough space for each person in the boat.

Safety tips in the Caribbean:

1. Think about security: knowledge and planning reduce risk and increase pleasure.

2. Bring the necessary equipment. Your equipment should be in good condition and easily accessible.

3. Respect the weather and sea conditions. Go out on the boat only when it can be done in a safe manner.

4. Follow the rules of traffic on the sea. The rules concerning the right of way, speed and correct lighting must be observed.

5. Use life jackets or floating devices. On each board there must be certified life jackets or similar devices.

6. Make sure you are resting and sober. The alcohol content in the blood is allowed when driving in a boat - 0.08 (8 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood).

7. Remember that safety, environmental protection and well-being are a common thing.

8. Beware of coral reefs.

SECURITY TIPS IN CENOTES:

When visiting the cenotes, you should consider yourself a special guest. You have to be careful while walking around and dive into the Senot. Do not disturb or damage the fauna of the fauna by walking next to him or swimming near him. The biological system, natural life, history and archeology in all manifestations are the subject and source for our recreation and pleasure. Swimmers, scuba divers and divers should leave the seenth exactly as they find it.

The earth, trees and all plants serve as an integral function of survival in the sense. Irresponsible behavior on the part of casual visitors, swimmers, scuba divers and divers can lead to the closure of the cenotes and the prohibition of access to the pleasure that they provide.

MARITIME SAFETY

• Use of fins - in order to improve your speed and efficiency of swimming, you should choose the right size of fins.

• Vest for snorkeling - this protective mechanism can control its buoyancy on the surface if you are having trouble on the water or tired.

• Mask - You can see the underwater world only if there is air between your eyes and water. Human eyes are designed to be used in contact with air, because it is less dense than water. Glasses were first developed, but they created the problem of squeezing around the eyes, causing pain and risk of damage. The mask should have the following characteristics: the lens should be made of tempered or safe glass. Belt is a flexible silicone material that will not rot or change color from the sun, should be adjustable and can lock in place. Nose pocket - to use for leveling the pressure inside the ear and the paranasal sinuses.

The handset - the tube allows you to keep your face in the water while swimming and enjoying the views.

THE CAVE OF DIVING

• Never immerse yourself if you have fear.

• Any scuba diver who plans to immerse himself in a sensory must understand the difference between safe diving into a cave and immersion in open waters. A cave in a cenote may not allow a direct ascent to the surface at any time.

• To safely dive in the cave area, a scuba diver must be either trained or certified as a caveman or take part in a dive with a qualified professional diving guide. International diving education institutions, such as PADI, NAUI, SSI, FMAS, YMCE, PDIC, offer open water instructors' services. The CAVERN DIVING course requires at least two days of training to develop minimum skills and knowledge for safe cave diving.

• Most dive sites in the Cenotes have permanently installed ropes that serve as landmarks for swim to the surface.

DIVING SAFETY

TRAINING - Before visiting caves or cave diving, please contact for proper preparation and know your limitations.

The guiding principle is always to use one guide (scheme) outside the cave and the entire cave system or in the cave.

AIR / GAS - Always use an al-less than 2/3 'RDS of your air / gas start to get out of the cave or cave.

Depth - do not delve deeper than the limits of your preparation and experience.

LIGHTS - Always use at least three light bulbs per diver. For cave diving, sun and at least two battery-powered lights.

LAW

The following offenses are considered federal crimes in Mexico:

• storage, transportation or sale of all narcotic drugs, chemical or natural.

• storage, transportation or sale of any type of archaeological relics or historical treasures.

• sale or purchase of endangered species of animals and plants, or derived products from them, including birds, lizards, sea turtles, monkeys, deer and others.

• Destruction, removal or cruelty of any sea coral.

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