• Do not exceed the speed of movement of the animals by more than 2 knots, keeping constant

• Vessels must move parallel to each other, positioning themselves in a sector of 60º to the rear of the animals

• Avoid changes of direction and direction in the direction of vessels

• Keep a parallel and slightly rearward direction of the animals so that they have a 180º free field in front of them

• Avoid noise in the vicinity of animals that disturb or attract them

• When the observation time has elapsed or whenever the animals show signs of disturbance, the vessels must move beyond the approach area by the rear of the animals

• Prohibited to approach less than 50 m from any cetacean

• Boats are not allowed to remain within a radius of 500 m around the animal or group of animals that are immobile at rest or in labor

• Forbidden to cause the separation of animals in groups, especially the isolation of young

• Prohibition of approaching whales when alone on the surface, as well as approaching whales with small calves, less than 100 m

• It is forbidden to stay more than 3 vessels within a radius of 300 m in the presence of dolphins and 500 m in the presence of whales

• Forbidden to observe for more than 30 minutes, evenly distributed

• Prohibited approaching sailing vessels without using an engine

• Forbidden to use sonar, even outside the observation area

• Prohibited the use of motor vehicles traveling underwater, in the area of ​​the approach of cetaceans

• Forbidden to chase cetaceans

• Forbidden to feed animals

• Whale swimming prohibited

• Forbidden to pollute the sea with solid or liquid waste