Terms and conditions

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Ocealics provides clients with a safe, fun, and bonding fishing trip. Ocealics never discriminates against guests, regardless of race, nationality, age, gender, or sexuality. 

Ocealics knows the stress you go through during your working weeks and have made it its responsibility to provide you with a joyful and relaxing time.

In one sentence, 

“We are here to provide and continue to provide you with an Ocealic experience!”

Our crew is the best in finding fish and fishing spots, and is trained to ensure the safety of the boat and guests.

Fishing trips include fishing rods, bait, ice, and drinks throughout the trip. All safety equipment is also available, such as life jackets, fire extinguishers, and first aid kits. 

 Sea sickness (motion sickness) can occur to anyone on a boat trip. It is advised to take sea-sickness medicine prior to departure, available in most pharmacies without a prescription. 

Learn more about sea-sickness!

Upon reserving a fishing trip, the slot will be reserved for 48 hours. If payment is not made before the 48 hours end, the booking is canceled.

Full payment must be made through a payment link provided by Ocealics in advance to secure and confirm the booking. Payment can be made through Credit Cards, Debit Cards, Apple Pay, and Samsung Pay.

In cases of cancelation, no-shows, or canceling the trip by the passengers for any reason, no refund will be made. 

On the day of the trip, the crew can only wait for 15 minutes after the start time of the trip for all guests to arrive. If you do not arrive within 15 minutes of the start time, this will be considered a no-show.

If the weather is not safe for sailing, Ocealics may cancel the trip at any time, including on-spot. If Ocealics cancels the trip, passengers can choose between a reschedule or a full refund.

All persons shall always comply with all environmental, fishing, health, and safety laws and rules applicable. Ocealics may end the trip immediately in the event of unacceptable conduct by any passenger.

Passengers fully understand and assume the risks and hazards associated with offshore fishing which include:

1. Exposure to sun, rain, lightning, sea spray, and any other weather conditions; 
2. Sea sickness (also known as motion sickness); 
3. Slipping, and falling; 
4. Injuries from the vessel, aquatic animals, and fishing tackle and gear; 
5. Drowning and death;
6. Other relevant risks and hazards.

Ocealics and its members shall be exempt from liability for the risks and hazards, as well as any illegal or negligent actions committed by the persons on the vessel.