When you visit us, bear in mind the following:

• Decide in advance what activities are most likely to interest you.
• Show respect for local people and their property.
• Help care for the environment: leave the places you visit at least as clean and tidy as you found them. Use the litter and recycling bins.
• Do nothing that might harm the flora, fauna and environment. Do not collect live or dead animals or plants.
• Take care not to damage natural and archaeological heritage spots such as caves and prehistoric sites.
• Camp only in the areas set aside for that purpose.
• Leave your car behind: use public transport. Walking and cycling are good alternatives. Bikes can be carried free of charge on trains and many buses. If you do take your car, keep to a moderate speed and give way to pedestrians and cyclists. Always maintain a safe distance of 1.5 m when overtaking them.
• On the beaches, follow the advice of the lifeguards and obey the warning flags.
• When walking in the hills, keep to the marked routes and carry a bag for your litter. Do not leave cattle gates open. In areas with cattle, keep your dog on a lead.
• The best times for bird-watching are dawn and dusk. Carry binoculars, wear unobtrusive clothing and keep quiet: this will enable everyone to obtain maximum enjoyment.
• If you take to the river, do not frighten the birds. Remain within the speed limits and sail always along the centre of the waterways.

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