Sea Ray Sundancer 55ft - 1 FREE Hour ( Monday - Friday)

We refund 100% of your money if: 1. Trip is cancelled 7 business days before the scheduled reservation. 1.2. In case of “Holidays”: We refund 100% of your money if trip is cancelled 21 business days before the schedule reservation (4th of July, Memorial Day, Christmas, NYE or any other specify by the representative during the reservation process) 2. Unforeseen circumstances (i.e., death in immediate family, hospitalization). Medical proof via certificate or emergency room report is required for return of deposit. NO SHOW Waiting time will be 55 minutes from scheduled time, after this time we will consider it a “NO SHOW” and we’ll apply the related cancellation policy, and no refund will be issue. Non-Cancellable Conditions: If there is a light rain, we will still go out! We do our best to contact our guests as early as possible to let you know if we will be unable to operate any of our scheduled tours. Isolated or Scattered showers, overcast conditions or a forecasted "chance of rain" are not considered cancellable weather conditions (Normal in Miami during summer months; May-Sept). News stories or media coverage that highlight a current event or sensationalize local developments with weather, tourism risks, medical risks, or other travel related "warnings" that are not official state or federal restrictions to travel are not considered cancellable. If you have not received a call and/or email from us prior to boarding you can assume your tour has not been cancelled. The captain has the final decision in determining if a charter must be rescheduled due to extreme weather. Rain does not constitute grounds for cancellation or rescheduling. Please understand that our crew monitors the weather closely. We will contact you! - In any other case or situation it will require both parties to agree on a fair term. This is what a bareboat charter is: Elements of a valid Bareboat Charter 1. The charterer must have the option of selecting and paying crew, although the owner may require general levels of proficiency for the crew that is retained based on federal statutes. 2. The master/crew are paid by the charterer 3. All food, fuel, and stores are provided by the charterer 4. Insurance is obtained by the charterer 5. The charterer is responsible for the safe navigation of the vessel 6. The charterer may discharge, for cause, the master or any crew member without referral to the owner 7. The vessel is surveyed upon its delivery and return #2 and #3 are the reasons why we can't charge on get my boat for captain and fuel and we have keep that separate. You can google: US COAST GUARD bareboat charter for more information