Booking Terms & Conditions
1. The signing of the Booking Form signifies agreement with the Company's terms of business.
2.   Payment and cancellation policies.
   
a. A deposit of 25% is payable at the time of acceptance of the booking and is not refundable in the event of a cancellation by the client.
b. The balance becomes due eight weeks before commencement of the course or cruise. If payment is not received by such time the Company may re-let the reservation and the client shall forfeit their right to the reservation.
c. If the Client cancels after the balance has been received, the balance will be refunded on the following scale:
   
i. Between 8 and 4 weeks of the course: 80%
ii. Between 4 and 2 weeks of the course: 40%
iii. Within two weeks of the course: 10%
iv. If the Company is able to re-let the reservation, a 100% refund of the balance will be made.
3.   Insurance: All clients must take out appropriate insurance cover in the event of cancellation, loss or medical and repatriation costs.
4.   The Company reserves the right to alter or cancel its advertised schedule of courses and cruises should this prove necessary. If this is unacceptable to the client, a full refund of deposit and, if applicable, balance will be made. No responsibility is accepted for other costs, such as air fares.
5.   The Company will not accept claims and shall not be liable for claims or expenses caused by delays, sickness, accidents, weather, strikes, war, quarantine or other causes outside the control of the Company.
6.   It is company policy not to allow on board any contraband, drugs or other illegal substances. If a client brings anything onto the vessel without prior consent from the skipper, they shall indemnify the Company, its employees, skippers and staff against any action that may result from a breach of this rule.
7.   The minimum age for all practical courses is 16 years unless specifically agreed in writing with the school at the time of booking.
8.   Proper completion of the medical declaration is in everyone's interest: listed illnesses do not necessarily preclude the acceptance of an applicant.
9.   For exam courses the boat is made available on a bare boat charter basis and the client is responsible for food, mooring fees and any breakages during the examination period. The boat must be returned to the Company in a good clean condition. A cleaning levy of 80 Euros may be charged should this condition not be met. The Client is responsible to the RYA for examination fees on RYA practical courses.
10.   In the event of dispute concerning RYA courses and examinations not being settled by mutual agreement, it is agreed that the president of the British Law Society shall elect an arbitrator whose decision shall be final. In all other respects, the Company is a Spanish company, governed by Spanish law.