Terms and Conditions

1. On receipt by us of your completed booking form and deposit we will reserve your holiday. Your booking is taken to be confirmed and accepted in respect of all persons travelling when we despatch our written confirmation to the person signing the booking form.
2. Your completed booking form showing all clients must be accompanied by a non-refundable and non-transferable deposit of 20% of the total price. The person signing the booking form confirms that he/she has the authority of all other persons included in the holiday to make the booking on their behalf and that he/she has read and accepted these booking terms and conditions. The deposit is accepted as part payment towards the total cost of the holiday.
3. (a). The balance of the cost of the holiday must be paid no later than 10 weeks before departure, or as we may otherwise specify. If you book within 10 weeks of departure you must pay the total cost of your holiday at the time of booking.
   (b). If unconditional payment of the balance is not received by us by the due date, we reserve the right to cancel your booking, forfeit any deposit made and levy a cancellation charge as though there had been a cancellation in accordance with paragraph 5.
4. The price of your holiday is fully guaranteed.
5. In the event you cancel your confirmed booking, it can only be accepted if it is in writing from the person who signed the booking form, and the following cancellation charges will apply:
   

   Cancellation Charge
   More than 56 days	Deposit only
   30 – 55 days	50% of total cost
   less than 30 days	100% of total cost

6. (a). All passport, Visa and Health Certificate requirements are your responsibility and we accept no responsibility for any delay or expense incurred through any irregularity in your documents. All British holidaymakers should ensure that they hold a Full Ten Year British Passport with a validity of at least 3 months beyond the travel date. Non British subjects should consult their Embassy for information on possible Visa requirements.
   (b). We reserve the right immediately to terminate the services we are contractually obliged to provide to you if we, our employees or agents or any other appropriate person in authority in any place or on any vehicle or craft judge your behaviour to be likely to cause discomfort or harm to our other clients or any other person or property. If because of such behaviour you are prevented by our carrier from travelling, our contractual obligations under these conditions will terminate immediately. In either case any appropriate cancellation fee will apply and we will not be liable to you for any refund or compensation or any costs or damage which you may incur.
7. Force Majeure: We will not be liable for loss or delay occasioned by any of the following:- Strikes, Riots, Political Unrest, Hostilities, War or threat of War, Terrorist Activity, Industrial Disputes, Fire, Flood, Technical/Weather problems to transport, Closure of Ports, Weather conditions or any other event(s) beyond our control including, as a result of the ongoing covid-19 pandemic, the requirement to quarantine or self isolate upon returning to your country of origin.
8. Clients are required to have an appropriate Travel/Holiday Insurance Policy in force for the period of the holiday. This should be purchased by all members of the group at the time of booking. As a result of the ongoing covid-19 pandemic, your insurance policy must include cover for travel restrictions (for if your country of origin does not allow travel to France or France does not allow you entry at the time of your intended travel) as we are not able to refund or reschedule bookings under these circumstances.
9. Whenever possible, any changes to the booking requested after the written confirmation of booking is sent out to you will be accommodated. Dependant upon the nature of the changes, additional costs could be incurred.
10. The holiday booked cannot be assigned. Only the persons shown on the booking form are permitted to travel. Pets are not permitted.
11. Jurisdiction: Signature of the booking form constitutes acceptance of a contract on these terms subject to British Law and the exclusive jurisdiction of the British Courts.
12. Complaints Procedure: If you consider that you have cause for complaint whilst in France, the complaint must be notified to the Fishery Manager in the first instance. In most cases, problems can be resolved if this procedure is followed. All complaints should be made in writing, addressed to Wake Up Fishing at Rambler Cottage, Chapel Drove, Horton Heath, Hampshire, SO50 7DL and received as soon as reasonably practical following your return to the U.K.