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Flying Fish Sailing is the trading name of Flying Fish Australia Pty Ltd (ABN: 34 098 757 656). By booking a course, charter, or event with us, or by making a payment through our website (flyingfishsailing.com.au), you agree to these Terms and Conditions, which are governed by the laws of New South Wales, Australia.
When you make a booking or payment, you enter into a contract with Flying Fish Australia Pty Ltd. This contract is governed by the laws of New South Wales, and any disputes will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of its courts.
By the Customer:
When you book with Flying Fish, you secure a place in a designated course or event. This means we allocate resources, incur expenses, and take on business risks to fulfil your reservation. Additionally, by claiming this spot, you effectively block another customer from booking it.
In the event of your cancellation, the following charges will apply:
By Flying Fish:
Events beyond our control—including but not limited to natural disasters, government action, pandemics, acts of war, extreme weather conditions, significant vessel or equipment failure, accidents, or medical emergencies (affecting staff or participants)—may result in the cancellation, postponement, or curtailment of your course or event.
In such cases, Flying Fish will issue a credit equivalent to the unused portion, valid for 24 months from the date of cancellation. No cash refunds will be provided under these circumstances.
When booking accommodation with Flying Fish, you agree to accept the accommodation allocated. Special requests will be considered, but are not guaranteed.
Participants must always comply with Flying Fish’s operational procedures and safety instructions. Disruptive or unsafe behaviour may result in removal from the course without refund.
Our Privacy Policy outlines how we collect, store, and use your personal data in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).
Your safety is our highest priority. If the skipper or instructor determines that it is unsafe or inadvisable to proceed with the scheduled passage or any part of your course—for reasons including but not limited to heavy weather, vessel or equipment failure, participant illness or injury, or any other situation that may compromise safety—Flying Fish reserves the right to alter, shorten, or cancel that part of the itinerary.
No refund or credit will be provided for changes, delays, or missed training resulting from these safety-related decisions. Alternative training or experience will be provided for the remaining course duration where possible.
For more information, contact us at [insert email address] or visit flyingfishsailing.com.au.
Flying Fish supports the principle of equal opportunities and opposes discrimination on the grounds of age, gender, colour, race, nationality, creed, disability, marital status, sexual orientation or social background.
We aim to promote equality of opportunity and eliminate direct or indirect discrimination in our employment practices and access to our training and qualifications.
If you believe you have been discriminated against, please tell us so we can correct the problem.
If you need a visa to join Flying Fish, it will be a Visitor Visa, NOT a Student Visa. If you apply for a Student Visa, it will be refused, and this may prejudice any later application you make for the correct visa.
If you are looking for employment after training with Flying Fish, you may need a Working Visa.
Citizens of most countries can enter the UK for a period of up to six months without formalities. If you need a visa to join Flying Fish in the UK, you will need a General Visitor visa. DO NOT apply for a Student Visa.
To find out if you need to apply for a visa, go to the Visas and Immigration section of the UK Government website.
Apart from New Zealanders, everyone from overseas needs a visa to enter Australia.
If you are joining a Flying Fish course or event and do not intend to work afterwards, you need a visitor visa, usually issued electronically. DO NOT apply for a student visa.
If you plan to work after training, you need a work visa. Unless you have sponsorship from an employer, it will be a Working Holiday Visa, typically issued online, to applicants over 35. You must be a citizen of a country with a reciprocal arrangement with Australia.
Search for Australian visas and apply for a visa to Australia online.
If you hold an Australian passport, you do not need a visa for Greece. However, if you are a resident of Australia but have yet to become an Australian citizen, please see the website of the Greek Embassy in Canberra for information on applying for a visa.
Greece is a signatory to the Schengen Agreement, which has standardised the visa requirements of 25 European states and allows holders of the Schengen visa to travel freely across their internal borders.
If you need a visa for Greece, you should apply for a Schengen visa at a Greek consulate in the country where you usually live.
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