The reef.
Learn to see a habitat rather than a backdrop. Ask about reef conservation and the activities currently taking place.

The journey to the water passes through a living coastline. Caring for that world belongs alongside the experience of diving.
Rarum connects diving with a reason to care about the sea.
Reef restoration, coastal cleanups and marine conservation are part of Rarum’s public mission. Ask the team about current activities and how visitors can take part.
Projects and opportunities change. Speak with the team about what is happening now, what participation involves and how to contribute responsibly.
Ask about getting involved
Learn to see a habitat rather than a backdrop. Ask about reef conservation and the activities currently taking place.
Pay attention to what lies between land and open water. Mangroves and other coastal places belong in the ocean story, too.
Talk with the people who live and work beside the sea. Local knowledge is part of understanding the place you have come to explore.
Follow your guide’s briefing and the instructions for the day.
Observe wildlife without chasing, touching or collecting it.
Keep your belongings secure and take your rubbish back to shore.
Speak with the team about responsible participation in any conservation activity.