Disclaimer
Cancellation Policy
In the interest of passenger comfort the tours will be cancelled upon the discretion of the cruise operators taking into account the weather forecast and conditions on the day. Reschedule or full refund will be given. Cancellation policy: less than 24 hours notice 100% of fare. 2 Day Ultimate cancellation policy: less than 72 hours notice 100% of fare. All tours are number dependant. The operators reserve the right to substitute the vessel and/or change the day's itinerary without notice. Prices subject to change without notice.
Snorkeling and Boom-netting
Snorkeling is booked and paid for on board on the day of the cruise. The master of the vessel determines the suitability of snorkeling and boom netting based on medical and fitness information and the days conditions. Participation in boom-netting and snorkeling is contingent on participants signing a medical declaration and waiver. Snorkeling and boom-netting are potentially hazardous activities which may result in loss or damage to property, serious injury, illness or death.
Whale Watching
Whale watching is a seasonal activity. The humpback whale migrates through the Australian Whale Sanctuary past Moreton Island between the months of June to October. We do not conduct whale watching tours within Moreton Bay Marine Park or within Queensland waters and at all times respect the Queensland Department of Environment Conservation and Management of whales and dolphins.
Dolphin Feeding
We do not feed dolphins. Feeding dolphins is not permitted under the Queensland Department of Environment Conservation and Management of whales and dolphins. Issues associated with feeding dolphins include the risk of promoting a dependence of wild dolphin on supplied food, the possibility of dolphins seeking food from all humans, inappropriate human activities in the vicinity of feeding areas, human safety issues, the risk of transmission of pathogens to dolphins, either from contaminated food or through direct contact between humans and dolphins, and the ability to control human access. Moreover, studies on the effects of feeding dolphins at Monkey Mia have found high calf mortalities associated with the feeding.
Swimming with Dolphins
We do not swim with dolphins. Swimming with wild dolphins is not permitted under the Queensland Department of Environment Conservation and Management of whales and dolphins. Issues associated with swimming with dolphins include water quality, inappropriate human activities in the vicinity of swimming areas, human safety issues, the risk of transmission of pathogens to dolphins through direct contact between humans and dolphins, and the ability to control human access.
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