It is illegal to remove sharks, turtles, conch, lobster, parrotfish, and tang, along with corals, sponges and seafans. The use of spearguns, polespears, and Hawaiian slings is prohibited unless you acquire a license from the RMP to hunt lionfish with a sling no longer than 3ft.
Dive and snorkel moorings around the island are available for all marine recreational users so you are welcome to tie your dinghies and explore the neighboring reefs. Dive boats do take priority so don’t be surprised if you find your dingy on the back of one when you return from your dive. The dive moorings are not intended for visiting sailboat so please use only your dinghies.
While the yacht moorings are routinely inspected, you use them at your own risk and it is recommended that the pins and lines are checked upon arrival. Please use an adequate scope line (minimum 15ft) when tying to the mooring and you are welcome to add an additional line to the pins.
The moorings are intended for calm weather and we strongly recommend that if a storm is forecasted, you relocate to sheltered harbor. The RMP cannot be held responsible for any damage boats incur when using the moorings.
While West End is relatively safe, it is recommended that all personal possessions are stored away and dinghies are chained and removed from the water at night as there have been thefts over the years.
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