**BE ON-TIME**
- 15-minute late is considered a no-show.
**BAREFOOT ON BOARD*
- Barefoot only - take off your shoes before coming on board (will be stored in a designated boat compartment).
**BEWARE STAINS ON THE SEATS WILL BE CHARGED**
- Bring plastic cups - not glass cups (bottles allowed).
- No food that turns your hands any color (Cheetos/Doritos are the worst).
- No chocolate.
- No confetti, pinatas, or balloons (dolphin killers!).
- Be careful when applying sunscreen/lotion, as any excess damages the upholstery.
- No stepping on seats.
- No pets except if written approval from the owners.
**NO SMOKING, NO DRUGS**
- Smoking is not permitted; only vaping is allowed. If allowed, smoking will be limited to smoking in the water only and when anchored.
**WEATHER**
- We sail rain or shine. If you haven't purchased third-party rain insurance, no refund will be given because of the rain.
**BOATING INSTRUCTIONS AND SAFETY RULES**
- Refrain from engaging in any jumping activities while the boat is in motion.
- Avoid sitting on the seat armrests to ensure safety and comfort.
- Refrain from leaping into the water unless the boat's motor has been switched off.
- Do not disembark from the boat until receiving explicit approval from the captain.
- For non-swimmers and children under 6 years old, it is mandatory to wear a lifejacket (provided), and if you face swimming difficulties, make use of the floating mat.
- While in the water, exercise caution with respect to wind and currents, as they may lead to unintentional drifting.
- Prohibition on sitting at the stern of the boat when it is operating at full speed.
- Never insert your arms or fingers between the dock and the boat during the docking process.
- Strictly observe a no-smoking policy while aboard the boat.
- Do not enter the water if you are under the influence of intoxicating substances.
- Refrain from consuming alcohol if you are under the legal drinking age of 21 years.
- Never swim behind a boat or near the propeller area to ensure your safety at all times.
- Keep all body parts, such as hands and feet, within the boat to prevent injury.
- Pay attention to the boat's stability; avoid sudden movements that could lead to unbalancing.
- In case of adverse weather conditions, follow the captain's instructions for safety measures or potential changes in the itinerary.
- Familiarize yourself with the location of emergency equipment, such as life vests, fire extinguishers, and first-aid kits, and know how to use them. Life vests are usually located underneath the passengers' seats in the back of the boat. Flares and other safety equipment are in a waterproof orange box close to the captain's seat.
- Be considerate of locals by keeping noise levels at a reasonable and respectful volume, especially at night and while in the canal that leads to the marina.
- Do not throw any objects or litter overboard to help maintain the cleanliness of the water and the environment.
- If you're prone to motion sickness, take appropriate medication or preventive measures before embarking on the trip. We should have motion sickness pills onboard but sometimes we run out.
- Always be aware of your surroundings and the location of the boat, especially if you go swimming or engage in water activities away from the vessel.
- Respect wildlife and marine ecosystems by not disturbing or harming them in any way.
- If you witness someone in distress in the water, immediately alert the captain or crew and follow their instructions for a coordinated response.
- Follow any local or national regulations and laws related to boating safety and environmental protection.
- Before departure, you will receive an additional brief safety orientation from the captain or crew to familiarize yourself with the specific safety procedures and equipment on board.
- In case of any medical conditions or allergies, inform the captain or crew members to ensure they are aware of any potential health concerns.