Travel and Safety Tips
Help us protect the environment and keep your nature base destination clean:
- Do not touch, tamper or destroy live coral and marine life
- Do not disregard waist (trash or garbage)
- Do not feed wildlife including alligators, birds, marine life
- Be aware of water and electric usage in your accommodation or camp grounds
Attention Boaters – Florida manatees and marine Life need your help
- Boat speed regulations have been established to reduce the chance of manatees being hit by boaters.
- If you witness dead or injured manatees or other marine or wild life please contact authorities
Martin County is one of the safest destinations in South Florida; however we encourage practicing the following safety rules:
- Be sure to carry your keys, credit cards and cell phone on you and in a dry and safe compartment
- Drink responsibly, don’t drink and drive for your safety as well as others
- Look for life guards and signage when beaching
Stay healthy and make your experience enjoyable by using the following simple steps:
- Use bug repellent, sun screen and be aware of possible allergies in select seasons
- Remember to hydrate your body drink lots of water
- Stay tuned with the weather and carry an umbrella or rain poncho in rainy season
- Stop by the Tourist Information Center for maps, guides and brochures
- Most importantly don’t forget to have fun and bring your camera to capture your memories for years to come.