See main Clearance for details and fees.
Check in at the Port office, Customs, Immigration, and the Harbour Master before proceeding into the town. The office is at the entrance to the floating pontoons.
It is compulsory to have a guide on board while cruising here. The guide sometimes called a 'spy', is a totally wrong assumption. They are young guys working for the Ministry of Travel & Tours (MTT) and earn very little money. Sailing on a yacht as guides, they are there to translate for you when you visit sea gypsy villages, trade for fish or have any meetings with local folks, who mostly do not speak a word of English. Also, the guides know the area quite well and are more than happy to help with daily chores on board.
Last updated: October 2017
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