Learn about eco-friendly snorkelling

To become an eco-friendly snorkeller, check out our non-exhaustive list of good behaviours to implement when in the water:

- Don't leave any rubbish in the sea or on the coast. Always remember to take a bag to collect your rubbish and dispose of it responsibly, remembering to sort for recycling~- Opt for sun creams rather than insoluble oils. You protect both your skin and the environment.~- Never feed the fish and avoid any contact with the seabed (contact with fins, overturning rocks, taking specimens of the wildlife. Observe and enjoy, take pictures, but never touch!~- Use the marked pathways to get to the sea to reduce your impact. Moor your boat to a buoy or attach it in a sandy area.~- Enquire about the dates and authorised areas for diving and spear fishing. Respect protected species, observe minimum take size, and use only authorised equipment. This information is available from the Maritime Affairs and harbour master's office.~- After your snorkelling session, use water to wash. Use small quantities of washing products and systematically use the specified careening areas for maintaining your craft. Many everyday products can be dangerous for the aquatic environment (fuel, oil, etc.).