Andaman Safety

Safety Precautions and Tips

Andaman and Nicobar is a fantastic vacation with clean beaches and vibrant corals. The area is suitable for swimming and other aquatic sports like snorkeling and scuba diving, but there are a few precautions you should take.

Tourist Safety Enforcement Team (TSET)

The TSET has been set up at different popular locations in Andaman and Nicobar Islands to ensure the safety of the tourists. You will find such safety measures for boat and ferry rides from Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex at Port Blair, Wandoor, North Bay, Ross Island, Havelock, Neil, Corbyn’s Cove, Baratang, Chidiyatapu, Hutbay, and Diglipur. Emergency Assistance Booths (SOS Kiosks) are available at Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex, Corbyn’s Cove, Baratang, Havelock and Neil. You can seek their help for information and guidance.

Lifeguards

To make sure tourists are safe in the water, lifeguards have been deployed at the above places.

Animals in Danger

Some beaches and places in Andaman and Nicobar have dangerous creatures such as crocodiles. It is always recommended to select a safe swimming area and read all of the signs displayed there. You can also ask the locals if the location is safe to swim.

Tips for Beach Safety

Some beaches and places in Andaman and Nicobar have dangerous creatures such as crocodiles. It is always recommended to select a safe swimming area and read all of the signs displayed there. You can also ask the locals if the location is safe to swim.

  • Keep an eye out for red signs indicating swimming restrictions. Swim within the safe zone and do not leave the specified area. Also, stay visible to the lifeguards so that they can assist you in the event of an emergency.
  • Read the safety tips displayed on signs at various tourist attractions. Follow the rules to avoid any potential dangers.
  • Consult the lifeguards or nearby residents for advice.
  • Refrain from swimming alone. Swimming in groups is always preferable since it allows for immediate assistance.
  • Raise your hands and call for aid if you are in danger. You can also call 100 for police and 102 for ambulances.
  • Get the proper swimming attire.
  • Do not let children loiter away.
  • Drink enough water to stay hydrated.

General Safety Tips

  • Do not toss waste everywhere. Use dustbins to keep the islands clean.
  • Always wear safety equipment such as a life jacket while boating or participating in water sports activities.
  • Do not extend your arms or legs out of the boat or ferry.
  • Do not swim while intoxicated.
  • Shiny things and jewelry resemble little fish and may attract predatory fish. Avoid wearing such products when in the water.
  • Avoid boarding a boat that is overloaded.
  • Approach TSET if you find the boat operator intoxicated.
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