• Always swim or surf at a beach patrolled by lifesavers.
• Swim between the red and yellow flags. They mark the safest areas to swim.
• Always swim under supervision. Or with a friend.
• Read and obey the signs.
• If you are unsure of conditions, ask a lifesaver.
• Don't swim under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• Don't run and dive in the water.
• Conditions change regularly, check before you enter the water.
• If you get into trouble in the water, don't panic signal for help, float and wait for assistance.
• Use at least 15+ sun screen and wear a shirt, hat and sun screen. (30+ available)
• Float with a rip current or undertow. Do not swim against it.
Red and yellow flags mark areas of water that are patrolled by lifeguards. These are the safest places to swim.
When you see the black and white checkered flags, it means an area of water has been marked for use by craft. For your own safety do not swim in these zones.
The red flag indicates danger. Never enter the water when the red flag is flying.
