Coronavirus and your package tour

Money-Back Guarantee on your package tour with Seatravel

Your security is important to us here at Seatravel. Our Money-Back Guarantee is, therefore, a security for you to book your package tour without any concerns. We are proud to announce that we have refunded all of our customers no later than 14 days after their holiday, so you can book at holiday with us without worry during these uncertain times.


Thus, we advise you to plan your holiday as usual.

Seatravel’s Money-Back Guarantee ensures that you:

  • Get a full refund of the package tour's price if you are unable to undertake your package tour due to COVID-19. This is the case regardless of the travel restriction of your government at the time of purchase. You will receive a refund no later than 14 days after the cancellation of the holiday.

Additionally, we advise you to purchase a travel insurance and cancellation insurance with special coverage for COVID-19.

If you purchase a package tour through Seatravel, you will away be in safe hands. We are a member of the Travel Guarantee Fund (membership nr. 206), which has been created in order to secure customers and their money if a travel agency goes bankrupt. In addition, when purchasing a package tour, you are secured by the Danish Package Tour Law, which ensures a full refund if a holiday cannot be carried out. So, when you purchase a boating holiday through Seatravel, you are secured by both the Travel Guarantee Fund and the Danish Package Tour Law, which means that you are secured in the best way possible. You can read more about the Travel Guarantee Fund here.

Please note that the Money-Back Guarantee is only valid if you purchase a package tour. In addition to the boat rental itself, you must purchase one of the following services for the holiday to fulfil the requirements of being a package tour:

  • A hotel-stay on the way to/from the destination by car.
  • Booking of flights or car rental.
  • A hotel-stay at the destination due to extra days before/after boating holiday.
  • Rental of crew in connection to the boat rental (Please note: This is not valid if the crew is to be paid in cash at the base).

The above-mentioned services MUST be combined with boat rental and can be combined with one another. However, it is important that the services are booked and payed at the same time; only this way it can be defined as package tour. If you, on the other hand, do not wish to purchase a package tour, we can look into which types of flexible booking conditions that exist for your dreamboat.

In addition, it is very important that you have a sufficient travel insurance. We recommend a travel- and cancellation insurance which secures you extra in connection with COVID-19. Contact your personal insurance company and ask them how they can help you.

You are always welcome to contact us if you can’t find the answers to your questions on our website. Please call +45 3916 3344.

COVID-19 and your holiday

The Coronavirus has, without a doubt, affected the travel industry and the travel possibilities for everyone around the world. Even though several countries have opened their boarders for tourists, the situation is everchanging and governments are frequently updating their restrictions and advice. With these new restrictions and advice, there will naturally be a large number of questions. We will do our best to guide you and answer your questions.

What to do if you have purchased a package tour through Seatravel

We are currently looking closely at the situation and follow the governmental restrictions. Additionally, we act on the governmental travel advice regarding the different destinations, which are updated when needed. We also look at the guidance from the Danish Travel Agency Fund and the Danish Package Tour Law in connection to the pandemic. To find more information on what you can do in connection with your package tour, read the points below:

  • If the government advise against travelling to your holiday destination when your travel is coming up
    If you have purchased a package tour to a destination in which your government suddenly advise against going, you will receive a full refund of the package tour price. This is valid regardless whether the government at the destination has opened their boarders at the time of departure. This is also valid if your destination has entry restrictions or quarantine conditions for your nationality at the time of your holiday. If this is the case, you will receive a full refund for your package tour. Here at Seatravel, it is important to us that we make a refund to all our customers as soon as possible after their holiday has been cancelled as a consequence of the pandemic. All customers have, therefore, received a full refund within 14 days after the holiday should have been carried out. You can also receive a voucher with the package tour amount, which can be used on a future holiday with Seatravel.
     
  • If your government advise against travelling to your holiday destination at the time of the purchase
    You can, without any concern, purchase a holiday to a country that your government advise against travelling to at the time of purchase. The travel restrictions may change, so we won’t know what the situation is like at the time of departure. Furthermore, it is not impossible that a country that is advised against travelling to now, may be open for tourists in a few months. If your government advise against travelling to your destination at the time of departure, you will receive a full refund – even though you purchased the package tour at a time when the destination was advised against travelling to. You will receive the full refund of the package tour price no later than 14 days after your holiday should have been carried out.
     
  • If your package tour cannot be carried out
    If your package tour, or a large part of it, cannot be carried out, we have the rights to cancel it. This might happen if the government advise against all non-essential travels to your destination; if the transportation to the holiday cannot be carried out (e.g. cancellation of flights); if arrangements with our partners/suppliers need to be changed; or other factors. In the case of having to cancel your holiday, we will contact you right away, and you will receive a full refund of the amount you have paid for the package.
     
  • Rebooking or voucher?
    If your package tour is cancelled as a result of governmental advice in your country or the destination, you can choose to either receive a refund of the package tours's pirce or receive a voucher of the amount of the package tour. If you would prefer to rebook your package tour to a new date or destination, we will look into the options for you. However, as this requires us to look into the possibilities with our partners and suppliers, we cannot guarantee a rebooking. We will, of course, do our best to help you.
     
  • Cancellation procedures
    If you wish to cancel a holiday to a destination in which your government does not advise against travelling to, our regular terms and conditions will apply.
     
  • Terms of payment
    Even though this is a strange time for all of us, our payment terms have not changed. The dates for your payment are present in your order. If you miss a payment, it will be considered a violation of the agreement. This means that we have the right to cancel your order, and your deposit will be wasted. If you wish to cancel your holiday, our regular cancellation procedures are the valid ones. If you pay the rest of the amount, the agreement is fulfilled, and you have the right to receive a full refund of the price of your package tour if your holiday is cancelled due to governmental restrictions and travel advice. Therefore, we advise you to pay the full amount, as this will secure you in the best possible manner.
     
  • Refund
    We will refund the amount of the package tour within 14 days after the trip has been cancelled.
    Products that are consumed/started such as premium for cancellation insurance or travel insurance are non-refundable.
    The same applies to services purchased by the customer in connection with the package tour, bypassing the travel agency, such as parking at the airport, car rental, train tickets, entrances, excursions etc.

If there are any changes to your booking, you will be informed as soon as possible!

France

France

Experience the historic waterways of France On a boating holiday in one of our 12 French areas, you’ll get a relaxing vacation with delicious gastronomy and beautiful surroundings. Welcome to France Enjoy a floating vacation with family and friends on the French waterways in your own quiet pace and learn about the French people, history and culture. The French waterways run through some of Europe's most beautiful and varied landscapes. Shop for a riverside picnic in one of the colorful marketplaces or enjoy a gourmet meal in one of the picturesque fortress towns. Another lovely way to spend a peaceful evening is in the salon on the boat with a glass of wine from one of the region's wineries. Sailing in France The difference in altitude between the mountainous country and the ocean is quite large in France. Thus, it is necessary to regulate the water level at different intervals using a well-running lock-system. The locks can be quite close to each other in mountainous regions and it is a very special experience to use the boat-elevator in the Alsace-region. About 800 years ago the French began to build the intricate canal systems, connecting the large French rivers. Often you´ll see the old barge trails running along the channels, where horses in ancient times laboriously had to pull loads of overcrowded boats against the current. The old waterways have lost their significance as industrial transportation lines but have been reopened with restored bridges and lock systems to the benefit for those of us who love boating holidays. 12 different regions Seatravel offers river and canal holidays in 12 different French regions. From Alsace with the beautiful half-timbered houses in Northern France to the fantastic Burgundy with prestigious wineries. Further south Camargue lures visitors with lakes full of oyster beds and pink flamingos. Idyllic Brittany has a breath of fresh air from the sea and there are famous Cognac areas along the Charente river. And let us not forget the sunny Aquitaine nor the famous Canal du Midi in Southern France near the Mediterranean.  
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Germany

Germany

Welcome to Germany Enjoy Germany’s beautiful lakes in Mecklenburg or the Brandenburg/Potsdam area near Berlin. Mecklenburg Mecklenburg is to be found in the most northerneast parts of Germany – a truly magnificent patchwork of hundreds of lakes, rivers and canals spread over an idyllic countryside. Mecklenburg is a large recreational area with clean air and clear waters, and the region is an immensely popular sailing area for families as well as boating enthusiasts. The magnificent castles of Mirow, Rheinsberg and Fürstenberg are idyllically situated down the riverside, and Medieval villages with half-timbered houses and topped cobblestones makes the pretty scenery in the interesting landscape. Sails towards Müritzsee, Germany's largest lake. Here you will find lots of activity such as canoeing, local sailors, fishing and many other activities. In Mecklenburg you can do a riverboat holiday in a pleasant pace, only to be interrupted by a cold beer and a good meal at a café in one of the many charming and historic towns. For the angler, Müritzsee is a true paradise with more than 50 fish species, including walleye, perch and carp. You can also take the kids to Müritzeum Museum. Brandenburg Nearly one-third of this area is designated as nature reserves. You will find no less than 15 protected natural areas here! The National Park Spreewald is an eldorado of flora and fauna with large flocks of deer in the large forests. The bridges that you will see during your sailing trip make out the perfect stop for a picnic, hike or bike ride. Potsdam is an important and dynamic city with many impressive monuments. Walk around town and visit the churches and museums, the impressive and colorful Sanssouci Castle, or go shopping in the unique, Dutch neighborhood. Experience the amazing city of Berlin with its countless festivals and monuments such as the Reichstag Building and the Brandenburg Gate.  
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Italy

Italy

Welcome to Venice and the Friuli region Experience the beautiful and lively lagoon of Venice or the calm life along the inner waterways of the Friuli region. The two Italian sailing areas of Venice and Friuli are like two beautiful but very different sisters. It’s impossible not to give in to their diverse charm. Venice is the cool big sister that is always busy. Here activity is bustling 24 hours a day. The Friuli region on the other hand is Venice’s calm counterpart. Here you’ll experience relaxed sailing to islands, canals and exciting cities that you can explore at your leisure. The romantic city of Venice is a one of the world’s finest holiday destinations and the most famous canal cities in Europe and is built on 118 small islands. There is hardly anything more romantic than to arrive in Venice from the lagoon. From the deck of your boat you’ll have an impressive view of the Doge’s Palace and the Bridge of Sighs as well as the port with the historic buildings and the famous gondolas. Sail to Murano and experience the famous glassblowing workshops - or go to Burano where the finest lace is produced - and don´t forget Torcello with its impressive basilica. The resorts along the Lido offers swimming, and if you prefer more peace, then sail on the rivers Sile and Brenta to Padua, which is quite idyllic. The Friuli region to the north of Venice is the place where you can relax and enjoy life on the water. Sailing on the canals you’ll reach small islands with cozy towns and exciting museums. If you like to swim you should sail to the famous places such as Lido di Jesolo. Here you can also play a game of golf at the popular course of Grado.  
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Scotland

Scotland

Charming Scotland Astonishing nature experiences, cosy pubs and excellent golf courses awaits you in Scotland Welcome to the magical Scottish Highlands where mountains, lochs and deep valleys surrounded by heathery hills and green expanses forms a marvellously beautiful setting for your boating holiday. Moor your boat next to exciting old buildings or by a cosy Scottish pub where locals and visitors meet in an enjoyable and warm atmosphere, and where a dram of local pure malt whisky warms the soul. Along the canals you’ll also find a lot of biking and hiking trails, perfect for a little exercise during your sailing trip. At Seatravel we offer boating holidays in 2 very different areas of Scotland. Caledonian Canal The Caledonian Canal runs across the many lakes of northern Scotland such as the famous Loch Ness. It also connects Scotland’s east coast at Inverness with Fort William on the west coast. Your trip begins from the base in Laggan in the western part of the Caledonian Canal. From here you are free to sail out into the dramatic and wild Highlands. A unique spot in world, The Highlands are filled with hilltops, high laying castles, idyllic towns along the water, pleasant pubs and melodic bagpipes. Falkirk Starting your trip in Falkirk about halfway between the Scottish metropolises of Edinburgh and Glasgow, you will sail in the classic narrowboats. Experience the extraordinary system of rotating locks known as The Falkirk Wheel. This connects the canals Forth & Clyde (towards Glasgow) and The Union Canal (towards Edinburgh). The Union Canal offers lock-free sailing and along both canals you’ll find peaceful villages and beautiful golf courses.  
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Ireland

Ireland

Explore the beautiful Shannon River The Shannon River in Ireland is a wonderful place to sail. Here you have a wealth of exciting activities and places to explore. A boating holiday on the rivers and canals of Shannon and Erne rivers is a trip through Irelands eternally green and dramatic landscapes. As far as the eye goes, you’ll see the contour of faraway mountains, romantic valleys and Celtic medieval castles that towers over the lake sides. The area is also a paradise for anglers as they can catch both trout, salmon, perch and bream here. Charming villages such as Carrick, Leitrim and Killaloe with their cozy pubs and brightly colored houses is a testament to the joyous Irishmen. You’ll soon realize that the old Irish proverb ”a stranger is a friend you haven’t met yet” still assert itself in the Irish mentality. Irelands history, myths and legends spans over centuries and there are plenty of opportunity to dwell on the history for example at Portumna Castle. If you need a break from all the impressions, you can always enjoy a velvet black stout or an original Irish whiskey at one of the many pubs on your way. Here you’re guaranteed to enjoy evenings full of atmosphere while meeting the always warm and welcoming Irish people with their stories and folklore. Finally, there are few countries that have as many and as incredibly beautiful golf courses of international standard as Ireland. Many of them are close to the waterways and offers incredible view so why not combine your boating holiday with a couple of games on the courses.  
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Belgium

Belgium

Heartwarming Belgium Flanders welcomes you with delicious chocolate, tasteful beers and many beautiful bridges. Taste the sweetness of the lively Flanders region; known for its delicate chocolate, the comic figure Tin Tin, upscale lace and gourmet kitchen. Flanders spans across the northern part of the country along the Dutch boarder and is rich in culture and natural beauty. Here you sail with scenic views of windmills, meadows, marsh, beaches and busy cities filled with architectural greatness. Everywhere you look you’ll see part of the historic Flanders as one grand castle replaces the next. The exciting history and cultural heritage of Flanders is also revealed in the many cathedrals and palaces. In Gent you can admire the St. Bavo cathedral and enjoy a fantastic view of the medieval city for the St. Michael bride. The dramatic museums for World War 1 in Ypres are also worth a visit. You should try ”Vlaamse stoofkarbonaden”, a popular casserole in Belgium made from beef, but with beer instead of red wine. Or maybe “Konijin i gueze”, rabbit cooked with beer. And don’t forget about the world famous Praliner chocolates. Belgium is a perfect destination for beer tasting and beer festivals. The country is for its beer including the special lambic type. The brewery Straffe Hendrik offers guided tours and beer tasting and at the Dulle Griet Bar in Ghent they have more than 500 different beers on the menu. You can also visit one of Belgium’s numerous beer festivals that almost runs at all times during the year. Despite the beer you can safely bring the children along on a boating vacation in Belgium. The Bellewaerde Park in Ypres offers both amusement park style rides and rare animals. A more relaxed alternative is the Brielmeersen Park in Deinze, which offers miniature golf and a bamboo labyrinth. Canals and rivers crisscross the beautiful low altitude coastal areas at our destination in Belgium. The nature here is a sanctuary for both seabirds and bathers. The waterways are such a huge part of the infrastructure of Flanders that you’ll find many bridges crossing in every city. In Ghent alone you’ll meet an astonishing number of more than 120 bridges.  
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The Netherlands

The Netherlands

Boating holiday on the traditional rivers and canals of the Netherlands Look forward to sailing through the colourful tulip fields of the Dutch countryside where traditional windmills towers over the village rooftops. There is great tradition of sailing and living in riverboats in the Netherlands. Sail you own riverboat and get a true, Dutch experience! A riverboat holiday is one of the best ways to experience this beautiful country and befriend the friendly locals. Admire the traditional windmills, framing your sailing route, go on a biking trip or moor at the nice marinas with modern facilities or right next to the town square.  On a riverboat holiday in the Netherlands, you will be able to do the trip in your own pace, and get to pass by colorful tulip fields, charming villages and bigger, cosmopolitan cities. This is also the place to admire the masterpieces of the great, Dutch artists and the famous, Dutch cheeses. Here you will find activities for family members of all ages – and you get the opportunity to fish or taking a swim in the glittering lakes. The Friesland-Amsterdam region is filled with history and cultural heritage, especially Amsterdam and Utrecht. Visit the house of Anne Frank in Amsterdam, the royal palace and Dom Square. If going to the historical Utrecht you should not miss a trip to Stadskasteel Oudaen – a fortified house transformed into a brewery. Watersport activities: The lake district is famous all over Europe for being a great destination for watersport holidays. In Friesland sailing is not only a hobby – it is a lifestyle. Check out the watersport centers of Sneek and Grow, where you can rent kayaks, jet skis and dinghys. Cycling: The Netherlands is known for being a rather flat country, which makes it ideal for biking trips. Rent bikes for the boat, and bike past tulip fields and rustic, restored watermills, or make a stop in a village to enjoy a portion of oysters or steamed clams and watch the world pass you by. Fishing: A fishing holiday in the area is quite popular. In most waters you can catch carp, pike, bream, skull and perch. A network of canals, rivers and lakes makes out a pretty scenery, so why not give it a shot and try to catch tonight’s dinner yourself! The sleepy fishing villages in the Northern Friesland gives a lovely twist to the cosmopolitan Utrecht and the curved gables from the 15th to 16th century in the city of Amsterdam. Moor the boat just next to the town square in picturesque villages or by a restaurant near the water with a view to the busy life on the canals. On your sailing trip through the green landscapes of waterways, that has inspired so many, Flemish painters, you will see neatly kept marsh farms with thatched roofs, fisherman's houses with quirky duckling nests on the gable and traditional sailboats from a time, when the most common transport routes was via these waterways. Many old traditions have been kept, and remodeled riverboats with flower boxes, a garden bench and laundry hanging to dry on a string, are still a way of life and a living arrangement for a large part of the population.  
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