Avoid going into reeds, rushes and other plants on the banks and shores, and keep sufficient distance from bird breeding grounds and nests in the water.
Do not feed wild animals.
Use only the designated areas to disembark.
Watch animals and take photos of them only from a considerable distance, do not scare them away.
Do not litter to the river, take your litter back with you.
Bonfires are allowed only in designated places – please, light them safely.
Camping is allowed only in designated places.
Do not pick up or destroy vegetation, especially protected species, i.e. white water lily.
Launching kayaks is prohibited in nature reserves.
Stay quiet when on the water (do not make a noise).
Do not get into the kayak after using alcohol or drugs, and do not drink alcohol while on the water.
Wear a safety vest – it is not for sitting and backrest.
Watch and control the water surface in front of the kayak's bow – any wrinkles, waves and whirlpools indicate various underwater obstacles that must be avoided.
Get on and off the kayak with its bow upstream (against the current), always land it against the current, a more experienced or heavier person should sit on the back of a kayak.
Do not panic after capsizing, tow the canoe to the bank or shore without turning it over, never let go of your oar.
Take care of the equipment – do not hit the side of another kayak with your bow, do not walk and sit on the kayak, keep the kayak clean and tidy.
