When moored in a harbour, always check that your yacht is not a source of pollution. The environment must be respected and safeguarded, preventing risks for the life of aquatic flora and fauna.
It is good practice to leave no trace behind you, to respect laws on safety and environmental protection. Do not discharge bilge waste, oily residues, fuel or other liquids overboard.
Dispose of solid waste and old engine oil in the containers provided at mooring points.

During navigation, it is always necessary to behave suitably and to respect the safety and the comfort of your guests and of people on nearby yachts. Therefore:

• Avoid excessive noise;
• Do not leave the engines running for long periods without moving off;
• Do not navigate at high speed or beyond the permitted limits when leaving or entering harbours, marinas, etc.., to prevent causing excessive wash or wave motion.

It is absolutely prohibited to throw into the sea: plastic materials, synthetic cables, fishing nets, waste bags, floating packaging materials, cordage, paper, rags, glass, metals, bottles, galley tools and similar.
Non-comminuted or ungrounded food waste can be disposed of beyond 12 miles.

It is forbidden to use toilets or holding tanks near the shore or in any prohibited area. Use the facilities of the suction port or marina to empty the holding tank before leaving port.

Always consider and comply with local and international environmental laws against marine pollution (MARPOL).
It is advisable to consider local environmental laws and to respect the rules of good practice.