Before you board
Arrive on time for the briefing. Tell us about medical conditions, pregnancy or mobility needs when you book.
On the boat
Wear your life jacket for the whole trip. Stay seated while the boat is moving. Keep hands and feet inside. Hold on when the captain warns of a wave.
Seasickness
Morning seas are usually calmer, but swell is possible. If you are prone to seasickness, take tablets before departure as the packet directs, eat a light breakfast and look at the horizon.
Sun and heat
Bring sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses and water.
Children
Children are welcome. Child-size life jackets are provided, and an adult must hold small children at all times. Please tell us your children's ages when you book.
Medical conditions and pregnancy
Boat trips involve bumps and swell. Guests who are pregnant or have back or heart conditions should ask their doctor before booking, and tell us when they book.
Weather
The captain checks the sea before every trip. We never go out in conditions we judge unsafe. If a trip can't go ahead, we contact you straight away.
What to bring
- Passport or ID copy
- Sunscreen, hat and sunglasses
- Water and light clothing
- Camera and a waterproof phone pouch
- Motion-sickness tablets if needed
See also our responsible watching code and FAQ.