These Regulations are an integral part of the General Conditions of Carriage (GTC), which are available at the Onboard Commands, Carrier's ticket offices and can be downloaded from www.navigazionegolfodeipoeti.it.
Pursuant to Art. 8.9 of the CGT, the Maritime Tourist Consortium 5 Terre - Golfo dei Poeti and its Consortium Companies adopt these Regulations, which Passengers are required to abide by, for their own and others' safety.
Passengers must obey all directions given by the crew and the Company's personnel on the ground, throughout their time on board, in the areas dedicated to boarding and disembarking and near the ticket counters.
Compliance with the rules of conduct set forth in these Regulations is the power of the ship's Captain, who is a judicial police officer and, in this capacity, exercises the powers set forth in Articles 221 et seq. of the Code of Criminal Procedure, in the event that crimes are committed on board in the course of navigation and exercises his authority over all persons on board
GENERAL BEHAVIORAL RULES
And passengers are prohibited to:
Passengers will also need to hold on to the appropriate supports during the route as pitching and rolling movements are possible.
Priority in seating is given to the elderly, the disabled, pregnant women and persons with small children in tow. It is understood that on ships not arranged for wheelchair space, it is appropriate to leave the "reserved seat" available for all persons with reduced mobility (mothers with children, the elderly, pregnant women, the disabled, etc.).
In case of need, Passengers must use the toilets without causing them to become clogged or soiled. In all cases, Passengers are required to comply with the rules of safety and public hygiene.
UPDATES
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Every day, from 8:00 a.m., navigation service updates available: weather and sea conditions; schedule changes, variations and events
Every day, from 8:00 a.m., navigation service updates available: weather and sea conditions; schedule changes, variations and events