The following practices are based on the World Health Organization (WHO), Divers Alert Network (DAN), PADI, and International Maritime Organization (IMO) guidelines. Compliance is mandatory when you board Sea Safari Cruises ships. Please call or email our support desk with any questions or concerns.
Arrange transportation to/from the airport that minimizes contact with other people, such as trusted private provider
Avoid using public transportation
Wear PPE as instructed for the duration of travel as far as practicable (e.g. mask and gloves, etc.)
Carry and handle your own luggage to the extent possible
Keep all relevant documents required for travel, in a bag or compartment that can be easily accessed to be disinfected later
Maintain social distancing onboard the flight when possible, and sit with appropriate seat spacing, as arranged by the airline or cabin crew on board the aircraft
Limit exposure to aircraft crew during in-flight service and other passengers when using the facilities when possible
Properly dispose of any single-use PPE used during travel (only that which cannot be washed/disinfected)
We will provide complimentary health checks before boarding (e.g. having your temperature taken at the time of embarkation, reviewing mandatory temperature records, being tested for COVID-19 if suitable test kits are available, etc.)
Please wear a mask in all public spaces
We will arrange for disinfection of your luggage and dive gear
Guests are encouraged to bring their own dive gear
Limited number of guests on the dive deck at one time
Tender boat limit of 5 guests per boat
Guests and crew to wash their hands (or sanitize if hand washing is not readily available) before touching the cylinder valves and regulator connections during assembly and disassembly
Guests assemble and disassemble their own equipment
No more wash basins for dive gear. There will be one basin for cameras and crew will rinse, using running water, then place camera on wet camera table
Dive equipment to be decontaminated after each use according to DAN guidelines, and decontaminated equipment should be kept separate from other equipment.
Any materials not needed for the dive operations or safety reasons should not be taken on board
Maintain at least 2 metres of distance when clearing your nose, sinuses, or throat at the surface or after a dive
Maintain social distancing when you get back on board (2 metres distance where possible)
Use defogging products to defog mask, the use of saliva is discouraged.
Buddy Checks conducted visually, avoid touching other diver’s equipment and do not test breath alternate air sources. Self-demonstrate and verbally confirm the steps in a buddy check
Out of air emergencies: in cases of an emergency or during training, it is recommended that divers use alternate air source and avoid donating the regulator to others unless necessary
Suspected infected crew/guest will commence an immediate isolation to a private area/cabin. The patient will be provided with a medical mask and should remain isolated until transferred to an appropriate health facility.