CURRENCY OF ANDAMAN: Indian Rupees

• Treat the National Parks with reverence as they are the sanctorum of our precious natural heritage.
• Obtain permits from the Chief Wildlife Warden in case you are interested in taking photographs/video/investigation inside a sanctuary or a Marine National Park.
• Make use of service of authorized tourist guides.
• While driving, follow the traffic rules, keep left. Carry legal documents like driving license, permit, passport etc
• Consult Life Guards before entering the sea.
• Take care of the coral reef, not only to host for yourself, but also for all others who follow.
• Take back only photos and sweet memories; leave only footprints and ripples.
• Obtain a transit pass from the Deputy Conservator of Forest, Wildlife Division, Port Blair, if at all you want to transport any wild animal/trophy/article etc. outside the islands.
• Avail the service of Scuba Dive Instructors having certification of international professional organization like PADI, CMAS, NAUI, BSAC or SSI for safe diving experience.
• Your concern for nature conservation is highly appreciated. Please inform local authorities/staff positioned in protected areas if you notice any undesirable activity.
• Foreigners, especially to ensure to and fro confirmed air tickets and accommodation in advance before proceeding to the Andaman Island to avoid immigration problems.
• Foreign Nationals should obtain the required permit from the Immigration authorities soon after landing in the island at Airport/Harbour.
• Visit only the permitted areas in the Islands.
• Keep the beaches and the environment clean.
• Observe decency and decorum in dress.
• Drive the vehicles in accordance to convoy system. Same-day return by Andaman Trunk Road is not permissible according to Jarawa Policy.
• On beaches, parents are requested to keep an eye on their kids at all times.
• Please drink sufficient water to avoid dehydration.
• Please inform your location to the Life Guard.
• Please pick up your bags and bottle while leaving the visiting spot.

• Foreign Nationals should not enter the islands without required permit.
• Do not enter in restricted/tribal areas.
• Do not take video, film or photographs inside Tribal Reserve Areas and of the indigenous tribes.
• Do not take pictures of the airport, government dockyard, defense establishments, naval wharf, Dhanikari Dam and Chatham Saw Mill.
• Do not collect, destroy or remove any living or dead animal/plant. Do not collect, destroy or touch/break live coral. Please do not stand on the coral reef while snorkeling/Scuba Diving.
• Do not take video or film without permit, wherever such permits are required.
• Do not carry sea fans and seashells unless specific permits are obtained from the Forest Department.
• Do not throw garbage and plastic in public places, beaches and into the sea.
• Do not swim after consuming liquor.
• Do not swim in unsafe waters during monsoon.
• Do not light fire in Protected Areas as it not only destroys forests but also damages wildlife habitat.
• Person who commits breach of any of the conditions of the wildlife protections shall be punishable by law.
• Do not stay on the beaches or forest during nights by putting up tents/hammocks.
• Nudity on beaches and public places is forbidden.
• Do not enter the National Parks without permission.