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Terms and Conditions - EC Fishing Charters

Passengers are required to bring their own food, water, sunglasses, and sunscreen for the duration of the trip.
Prior consultation with a doctor or pharmacy for sea-sickness medications is strongly recommended.

The specified hours for the charter commence from the planned departure time at the pick-up point.
The duration concludes upon the return to the same pick-up location

It is essential to inform us in advance if children will be on board for fishing activities.
A portable toilet is provided onboard for the convenience of passengers.

Payment and Cancellation:

Payment for the charter package must be made in advance.
Cancellations must be made at least 48 hours prior to the planned trip for a full refund.
Cancellations made within 24 hours of the trip will be subject to a 10 percent deduction from the purchase price.
No refunds will be issued for cancellations made less than 24 hours before the trip.

Fishing trips are subject to weather conditions.
If E C Fishing Charters cancels a trip due to adverse weather or unforeseen circumstances, customers will receive a full refund.

Passengers are required to provide details of at least one person who will be on board during the trip.
Additionally, contact information for a person on land who can be reached in case of an emergency is necessary.

When embarking on a charter boat fishing trip in New Zealand, it is crucial to adhere to health and safety rules established by the New Zealand Maritime authorities. These rules are in place to ensure the well-being of all passengers and crew members. Here are some key guidelines that passengers need to follow:

Life Jackets: Passengers must wear provided life jackets at all times when on the vessel, especially when moving around or fishing from the boat. Ensure that the life jacket fits properly and is securely fastened.
Listen to Crew Instructions: Pay close attention to safety briefings provided by the crew before the journey commences. Follow all instructions regarding the location of safety equipment, emergency procedures, and how to use life-saving devices.
Emergency Drills: Familiarize yourself with the boat's emergency drills and evacuation procedures. In the event of an emergency, stay calm, and follow crew instructions without hesitation.
Alcohol and Drugs: The consumption of alcohol and the use of non-prescription drugs are strictly prohibited on the boat. Such substances can impair judgment and coordination, posing a significant safety risk.
Movement on the Boat: When the boat is in motion, always hold on to railings or designated handholds to maintain your balance. Avoid moving quickly or recklessly around the vessel.
Weather Awareness: Be aware of weather conditions and how they can impact the trip. If you are prone to seasickness, consult with a medical professional and take recommended medications in advance.
Footwear: Wear appropriate non-slip footwear that is suitable for wet and potentially slippery surfaces on the boat.
Personal Belongings: Secure personal belongings to prevent them from falling overboard. Stow gear and equipment in designated areas to keep walkways clear.
First Aid Kit: Familiarize yourself with the location of the first aid kit and how to use basic first aid supplies. Inform crew members of any medical conditions or allergies.
Respect the Environment: Follow environmental guidelines for responsible fishing and disposal of waste, including any litter or discarded fishing gear.
Stay Hydrated and Sun-Protected: Bring sufficient drinking water, sunscreen, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun's intensity during the trip.
Keep a Safe Distance: Respect a safe distance from the boat's edges to prevent accidental falls into the water.
Child Safety: If traveling with children, ensure they are supervised at all times and that they wear appropriate life jackets.
Reporting Safety Concerns: If you notice any safety concerns or hazards on the boat, promptly report them to the crew.

By following these health and safety rules, passengers can enjoy a safe and enjoyable fishing experience on charter boats in New Zealand while complying with New Zealand Maritime regulations. Prioritizing safety ensures that everyone can savor the thrill of fishing in New Zealand's waters without unnecessary risks.

Upon confirming a booking with EC Fishing Charters, passengers are expected to:

Acknowledge the Detailed Terms: Passengers must acknowledge and understand the comprehensive terms and conditions outlined in this page for the fishing charter.
Adherence to Terms: Passengers are required to adhere to all the terms and conditions stated, including provisions related to essential items, trip duration, onboard facilities, and payment and cancellation policies.
Commitment to Safety: Passengers are assured that EC Fishing Charters is dedicated to ensuring the safety and enjoyment of all individuals on board during fishing expeditions in the waters of New Zealand.