To become a water expert and ensure the safety on every trip, we would like to clarify details about OnBird’s safety management and risk avoidance, you can find answer for your vague questions over risks:
MAIN CONTENTS
I. What kind of risks you might run into on a discovery snorkeling?
Open waters bring much more risk than closed waters that you might never thought about:
1. Water Conditions Risks
Water conditions beyond our control; however, they can be mitigated through forecasting and proactive measures. For instance, understanding wave levels, wave direction, and water flow strength is essential. Those who have not experienced strong currents may underestimate their power, as currents can reach speeds of 2 to 4 m/s, making it nearly impossible to swim against them. So it is very risky to experience with out proper understanding about the local water conditions. Water conditions forecasting requires a profound scientific knowledge about geography, astronomy and astrology. This is what OnBird does the best.
Every year OnBird answer thousands of questions about rain, thunderstorms, wave in Phu Quoc
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2. Weather Conditions Risks
Every year OnBird answer thousands of questions about rain, thunderstorms, wave in Phu Quoc
2. Reef risks
3. Individual risks
Individual risks are risks come from ourselves
4. Vehicle risks
II. How does OnBird reduce risk as well as manage safety?
III. Emergency cases on the tour?
IV. What OnBird’s guides/instructors are aimed for emergency cases?
V. What does OnBird plan for emergency cases?
South Phu Quoc Discovery Snorkeling
North Phu Quoc Discovery Snorkeling