Terms and Conditions

General Terms and Conditions – Lisbon Boat Party

1. Object and Scope

LISBON BOAT PARTY is a brand and platform dedicated to the promotion and
commercialisation of recreational and entertainment events in a fluvial environment,
consisting of parties and social experiences on board duly licensed vessels, combining
touristic navigation, music, social interaction and the provision of alcoholic beverages.
Such events qualify as leisure and entertainment services, of one-off execution and with
specific dates or periods of performance, and shall not, under any circumstances, be
construed as a package travel, organised trip or linked travel service, and are therefore
not subject to the legal regime set forth in Decree-Law no. 17/2018, of 8 March,
regarding package travel.

These Terms and Conditions govern access to, use of, booking, payment for, and
participation in events promoted under the LISBON BOAT PARTY brand, as well as
the use of the respective website and associated interfaces. These Terms apply to all
Regular Events, without prejudice to any additional specific conditions communicated
at the time of booking.

It should be noted that navigation during the events is not intended to transport
passengers between fixed locations, and therefore does not confer upon the participant
any right to a fixed route. Consequently, schedules, routes and duration of the event are
indicative only and may be altered due to operational reasons, hydrometeorological
conditions or instructions from competent authorities (for example, port authorities),
without conferring upon the participant any right to refund, price reduction or
compensation. LISBON BOAT PARTY further reserves the right to introduce non-
substantial operational adjustments to the event programme, namely regarding the
sequence of activities, internal schedules, musical line-up (DJ, artists, entertainment or
similar content), whenever required for technical, logistical, operational or event
management reasons, and such adjustments shall not entitle the participant to any
refund, price reduction or compensation.

The organisation and execution of the events is based on a collaborative model
involving different legally autonomous entities, each responsible for specific areas of
the service, as defined in these Terms and Conditions. The parties involved and their
respective roles are identified below.

2. Identification of the Parties

For the purposes of these Terms and Conditions, the following entities intervene, in a
distinct and limited manner:

● Lápis Ligeiro – Unipessoal Lda., with registered office at Travessa da Cara, no. 14, 2º
Esquerdo, Bairro Alto, 1200-089 Lisbon, corporate entity no. 515302996, holder of the
LISBON BOAT PARTY brand, hereinafter referred to as “LISBON BOAT PARTY”,
acting as promoter, commercialiser and intermediary of the experience. LISBON BOAT
PARTY ensures the promotion and sale of events in compliance with applicable legal
requirements.

● Veltagus – Companhia de Navios Charter Lda., with registered office at Centro de
Escritórios Liberoffice, Av. da Liberdade 129-B, 1250-140 Lisbon, corporate entity no.
504188569, hereinafter referred to as “Veltagus”, acting as maritime-touristic operator,
being responsible for the vessel, crew, navigation, safety, logistics and material
execution of the event on board. Veltagus is a duly licensed maritime-touristic operator,
registered in the National Register of Tourist Entertainment Agents (RNAAT) under no.
288/2010, fully complying with all applicable legal requirements, including the
maintenance of mandatory civil liability and personal accident insurance required under
Portuguese law.

● TuriTop, S.L., a company incorporated under Spanish law with registered office at
Avenida del Atlántico, 9, Residencial Winter Gardens, Bloque 3, Oficinas, 38639 San
Miguel de Abona, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, registered with the Commercial Registry of
Santa Cruz de Tenerife under no. B-76717947, hereinafter referred to as “TuriTop”,
which provides the technological infrastructure for bookings and payments, acting as a
provider of technological services and technical payment intermediation.

The use of the website, the making of bookings, payment and participation in any event
imply the full, informed and unconditional acceptance of these Terms and Conditions by
the user/participant, such acceptance prevailing over any promotional communications,
informational content, commercial descriptions or information contained on the website.
Should the user disagree with any provision of these Terms, they must refrain from
using the website, making bookings or participating in events.

It is expressly emphasised that LISBON BOAT PARTY acts exclusively as promoter
and commercial intermediary of the experience, and there is no joint and several
liability between LISBON BOAT PARTY and the maritime operator entity (Veltagus).
In particular, LISBON BOAT PARTY shall not be liable for defects, incidents, delays
or damages arising from the material execution of navigation, safety on board or the
conduct of the crew, such responsibilities being borne by Veltagus in accordance with
the law and these Terms.

3. Definitions

For the purposes of these Terms, the following definitions shall apply:
● “Event” – recreational and entertainment experience promoted under the
LISBON BOAT PARTY brand (including party, music, socialisation and
touristic navigation components).
● “Regular Event” – collective event open to the general public, with pre-defined
dates and schedules (for example, weekly or seasonal scheduled parties).
● “Private Event” – event organised on a bespoke basis for a closed group,
company or individual client, on a date/time specifically reserved for such
purpose.
● “User” or “Participant” – any person who accesses the LISBON BOAT
PARTY website, makes a booking for an event or participates in an Event,
thereby being subject to these Terms.
● “Ticket” – the access title granting the right to participate in the Event, obtained
through prior booking and payment.
● “Maritime Operator” – entity responsible for the material execution of the
Event on board (typically Veltagus in Regular Events). In private events, the
material execution of the Event may be carried out by a third-party company.

Note: References to terms in the singular shall include the plural and vice versa. Clause
and section headings are for convenience only and shall not affect the interpretation of
the contractual content.

4. Legal Nature of the Event

The Event provided is of an exclusively recreational, touristic and entertainment nature,
and shall not, under any circumstances, constitute a regular and continuous passenger
transport service, nor a package travel. Consequently, the specific legal regime
applicable to such services shall not apply to the Event, namely Decree-Law no.
17/2018, of 8 March, which governs package travel.

The Participant expressly acknowledges that the schedules, itineraries, navigation routes
and duration announced for the Event are merely indicative. There is no guarantee of
fixed routes or stops, and the route and programme may be altered at any time for
operational reasons, adverse meteorological or hydrographic conditions, or by order of
competent public authorities (for example, instructions issued by the Lisbon Port
Authority or other entities with jurisdiction over the Tagus River). Such changes, when
motivated by safety reasons, force majeure or official determinations, shall not entitle
the participant to any refund, price reduction or compensation, as they do not alter the
essential nature of the leisure experience provided.

Without prejudice to maintaining the overall concept of the Event, LISBON BOAT
PARTY reserves the right to make non-substantial operational adjustments to the Event
programme whenever necessary for technical, logistical or management reasons. Such
adjustments may include changes in the sequence of activities, internal schedules, or the
selection of DJs, artists or other entertainment content. Any such modification shall be
communicated to participants during the Event or in advance, where possible, and shall
not give rise to any partial refund, discount or compensation, as it does not materially
affect the overall contracted experience.

5. Execution of the Event and Operational Responsibilities

The material (operational) execution of the Event — including vessel navigation,
technical handling, crew management and implementation of all on-board activities —
is the full and exclusive responsibility of Veltagus, during regular events, in its capacity
as maritime operator entity. Veltagus is exclusively responsible, inter alia, for:
● The operation and handling of the vessel used in the Event;
● The management and coordination of the onboard crew;
● Ensuring safety conditions on board in compliance with applicable regulations;
● Compliance with all legal and regulatory requirements in force relating to
maritime-touristic activity and passenger safety;
● Holding and maintaining all licences, authorisations and legally required
insurances for the performance of the activity (including mandatory civil
liability and personal accident insurance);
● The provision of logistical and hospitality services during the Event, including
bar/drinks service, musical entertainment (DJ/live music) and other
complementary services offered on board.

Veltagus, as a licensed operator, fully complies with all applicable legal requirements
for maritime-touristic operators and tourist entertainment agents and is duly registered
in the National Register of Tourist Entertainment Agents (RNAAT), as previously
stated. Likewise, Veltagus declares that it maintains insurance policies in force that meet
the minimum capital requirements established under Portuguese law for the coverage of
potential incidents arising from its activity.

For its part, LISBON BOAT PARTY does not, under any circumstances, assume the
role of vessel owner, shipowner, nautical operator or technical operator of the Event,
and has no direct control over the technical and human resources allocated to the
operation. The contractual obligations of LISBON BOAT PARTY are limited to the
commercial promotion of the Event and the proper management of bookings and
payments, in accordance with the terms agreed with participants. Each entity involved
(LISBON BOAT PARTY, Veltagus or any third-party company) shall be exclusively
responsible for the obligations it assumes under these Terms, and none may bind the
other in matters for which it is solely responsible. In particular, there is no joint and
several liability between LISBON BOAT PARTY and Veltagus in respect of
obligations arising from the Event contract; each shall be liable within its defined scope
of activity (promoter vs operator).

From the moment the participant boards the vessel allocated to the Event, the
operational management of the activities carried out on board — including
navigation, safety, crew management, bar operation, music, entertainment and all
other services provided during the event — is the exclusive responsibility of the
maritime operator entity of the vessel, namely Veltagus – Companhia de Navios
Charter, Lda., or another operator entity that may carry out the material
execution of the Event.

Any operational issue, incident, complaint or occurrence related to services
provided on board must be addressed directly to the crew or to the operator entity
responsible for the vessel. LISBON BOAT PARTY does not intervene in the
operational management of the vessel or in the direct provision of on-board
services, being limited to the promotion and commercialisation of the event.

6. Ticket Content and Excluded Services

The Ticket acquired grants the Participant the right of access to and participation in the
Event on the date, time, boarding location and under the conditions indicated at the time
of booking/purchase.

Unless expressly stated otherwise in the Event description, the Ticket includes only the
services explicitly mentioned as included (for example, number of drinks included,
access to dance floor, DJ entertainment). All services or items not clearly indicated as
included are expressly excluded from the Ticket. By way of example, the Ticket price
does not include: travel or land transportation to/from the boarding or disembarkation
location; accommodation or stays before or after the Event; any personal expenses of
the participant; additional consumption of drinks or food not included in the event
package; nor services provided by third parties outside the scope of the Event (such as
optional photography services, merchandising, where applicable). Any additional
services requested shall be subject to availability and prior agreement and may entail
additional costs to be borne by the participant.

7. Admission Conditions and On-Board Safety

Participation in LISBON BOAT PARTY events is strictly reserved to persons aged 18
or over. Legal majority constitutes an essential condition of access, as alcoholic
beverages are made available and consumed during the event. The participant
undertakes to present, whenever requested, a valid official identification document
proving their age. LISBON BOAT PARTY and the maritime operator reserve the right
to refuse boarding or access to the Event to any person who does not satisfactorily prove
that they are 18 years of age or older, in which case no refund of the amount paid shall
be granted.

During the Event, the participant must fully comply with all safety rules, behaviour
standards and conduct appropriate to a recreational activity in a fluvial environment. In
particular, the participant is required to strictly follow all instructions and orders given
by the crew and the maritime operator, before and during the voyage, relating to safety,
boarding/disembarkation procedures, use of life jackets (where applicable), movement
on board, responsible alcohol consumption, among others. Participants are expected to
behave in a civilised and responsible manner, without placing at risk their own physical
integrity, that of third parties, or the vessel’s equipment.

The crew and the maritime operator (Veltagus) hold exclusive authority regarding safety
on board. They are responsible for assessing, at all times, whether the behaviour,
physical condition or level of alcohol intoxication of a participant may compromise
collective safety, the integrity of persons or property, or the normal course of the Event.
Whenever, for objective safety reasons, the crew determines the refusal of boarding of a
participant (prior to commencement) or their removal during the Event — namely due
to dangerous, aggressive or disorderly behaviour, or a state of intoxication incompatible
with safety on board — such decision shall have immediate and definitive effect. In
such cases, the excluded participant shall not be entitled to any refund of the ticket nor
to any compensation or indemnification, such removal being considered a consequence
of fault or breach of participation rules by the participant. The participant acknowledges
that, in situations of removal from the vessel due to inappropriate conduct, the
impossibility of continuing in the Event results exclusively from the violation of these
safety rules, and the time effectively enjoyed until the moment of removal shall be
irrelevant.

Furthermore, it is strictly prohibited to bring into the Event any objects, substances or
materials that may pose a risk to public safety, such as weapons, pyrotechnic materials
or illegal drugs/narcotics. The detection of possession or use of such items shall result in
the immediate expulsion of the participant and, where applicable, referral to the
competent authorities, without prejudice to any other legal consequences. For security
reasons, the organisation may carry out inspections of participants’ belongings before or
during boarding, in accordance with applicable law.

8. Bookings and Payments

Bookings for participation in LISBON BOAT PARTY events are made exclusively by
electronic means, through the official website. At the time of booking, full payment of
the Ticket price is required, unless specific conditions to the contrary are indicated (for
example, in the case of certain Private Events agreed separately). The booking and
payment process is carried out through the booking widget integrated into the website,
which is supported by the third-party technological platform TuriTop.
The platform TuriTop, S.L. is responsible for providing, maintaining and operating the
technological infrastructure for bookings and payments (online booking engine,
payment interface) used in the purchase process. The terms and conditions governing
the use of the TuriTop platform are established by that entity and are publicly available
for consultation (for example, at https://www.turitop.com/en/terms-conditions/). The
participant acknowledges that, by making a booking through the TuriTop system, they
shall also be subject to the terms of use of that platform, as a user thereof.
Upon successful completion of the booking payment, the participant shall automatically
receive, at the email address provided, a booking confirmation containing the details of
the reserved Event (date, time, boarding location, number of tickets). The participant is
responsible for verifying the accuracy of the data contained in such confirmation and for
promptly reporting to LISBON BOAT PARTY, in writing (e.g. email), any
discrepancy or error in the booking details.

LISBON BOAT PARTY clarifies that it does not have access to the full details of the
payment instruments used by the participant (for example, credit card number), as
electronic payment processing is carried out through the secure servers of TuriTop or
the associated payment service provider, thereby ensuring the confidentiality of such
financial data. The use of third-party technological platforms for booking and payment
management does not affect or replace the applicability of these Terms and Conditions
to the contract established between the participant and LISBON BOAT PARTY. In all
matters relating to the Event, participation conditions, cancellations, refunds and
liability regime, these LISBON BOAT PARTY Terms shall always prevail, without
prejudice to any additional conditions that the participant may have accepted with third
parties (such as TuriTop) for the use of the booking platform.
Invoices relating to the purchase of tickets for LISBON BOAT PARTY events shall
be issued by the entity responsible for the sale of the respective ticket, which may
correspond to LISBON BOAT PARTY (Lápis Ligeiro – Unipessoal, Lda.) or to the
maritime operator entity of the event, depending on the commercialisation model
applicable to the event in question. Whenever the booking is made through the
booking platform used by LISBON BOAT PARTY, billing details may be
requested at the time of ticket purchase.
The request for an invoice must be made at the time of purchase or within a
maximum period of 5 days after the event has taken place, and it may not be
possible to issue an invoice thereafter if the necessary data has not been provided
within such period. The purchase of tickets for events promoted under the
LISBON BOAT PARTY brand may involve the provision of different services by
legally distinct entities, namely the promotion and commercialisation of the event,
maritime-touristic transport and services provided on board the vessel.
Under the operational model adopted for regular events:

● LISBON BOAT PARTY (Lápis Ligeiro – Unipessoal, Lda.) shall invoice the
amount corresponding to the maritime-touristic transport service associated with
the event;

● The vessel operator entity, namely Veltagus – Companhia de Navios Charter,
Lda., where applicable, shall invoice the services provided on board, including,
inter alia, bar services, supply of beverages, entertainment, hospitality or any other
complementary services provided during the event.

Whenever the participant wishes to obtain an invoice, they must provide the
relevant billing details (name or corporate name, address and tax identification
number) at the time of ticket purchase or upon request to the organisation.
Invoices shall be issued by the respective service provider entity and sent to the
participant by electronic means to the email address indicated in the booking or
provided at the time of the request.

Unless otherwise indicated, invoices shall be issued and sent within a maximum
period of 5 (five) working days after the event has taken place or after receipt of
complete billing details. Where the participant requests an invoice at the event
venue, the organisation may collect the relevant billing details, with the issuance
and subsequent sending of the invoice being carried out by the entity responsible
for the provision of the relevant service.

9. Personal Data Processing

The processing of personal data carried out within the scope of the booking and
payment process complies with the applicable data protection legislation, namely
Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council (General
Data Protection Regulation – GDPR) and Law no. 58/2019, of 8 August. Specifically,
TuriTop, S.L. acts as the data controller for the personal data provided for booking
purposes (identification, contact and payment data of the participant), in accordance
with its privacy policy and the GDPR.

LISBON BOAT PARTY may have limited and temporary access to certain personal
data strictly necessary for the operational management of the Event — for example, the
participant’s name and contact details, for the purposes of verifying boarding lists
(check-in) and communicating essential Event information. In this capacity, LISBON
BOAT PARTY shall act as a data recipient, processing such data only in accordance
with TuriTop’s instructions and not determining its own purposes or additional
processing means. LISBON BOAT PARTY does not independently store such personal
data beyond what is necessary for the execution of the Event, nor does it use such data
outside the scope of the booking made.

For purposes of contact regarding personal data protection (e.g. clarification of doubts,
exercise of rights provided under the law), LISBON BOAT PARTY provides the
following dedicated contact: info@lisbonboatparty.com.
Any request from the data subject relating to access, rectification, objection, erasure,
restriction or portability shall be forwarded by LISBON BOAT PARTY, where
applicable, to the data controller (in this case, TuriTop), ensuring that the data subject
receives a response within the legally established time limits.

LISBON BOAT PARTY declares that it does not control nor determine the technical
means used in the booking and payment process — such function being carried out by
the TuriTop platform — and limits itself to accessing, in a restricted and temporary
manner, the personal data strictly necessary for the operational management of the
Event, in strict compliance with the GDPR. LISBON BOAT PARTY shall not use
participants’ personal data for marketing or other autonomous purposes without
obtaining the appropriate consent. For further details regarding data processing carried
out by TuriTop, the participant should consult the respective privacy policy or contact
the entity through the address provided above.

10. Risk and Limitation of Liability

Participation in the Event occurs at the participant’s own risk. Recreational activities
carried out in a water-based environment inherently involve certain risks and hazards
(for example, vessel movement, risk of seasickness, risk of falling overboard in the
event of imprudent behaviour, sudden adverse weather conditions), all of which are
expressly acknowledged and accepted by the participant upon registering for the Event.

Any civil liability of LISBON BOAT PARTY towards the participant arising from the
contractual relationship hereby established shall be strictly limited to the scope of its
role as commercial intermediary. In particular, by express agreement of the parties,
LISBON BOAT PARTY’s liability for any failures or breaches directly attributable to
it (i.e. failures in booking management or information provided) shall be limited, at
most, to the amount effectively paid by the participant for the Ticket. LISBON BOAT
PARTY’s liability for any indirect damages, loss of profit, loss of business opportunity,
non-material or moral damages suffered by the participant is excluded, unless such
exclusion is not permitted under mandatory applicable law. Under no circumstances
shall LISBON BOAT PARTY be liable for damages or losses that do not arise from a
culpable breach of its essential contractual obligations towards the participant.

LISBON BOAT PARTY shall not be liable for damages suffered by the participant
resulting from acts, omissions or conduct of the participant themselves or of third
parties unrelated to LISBON BOAT PARTY. In particular, LISBON BOAT PARTY
shall not be liable for any losses, bodily injuries or material damages arising from
misuse of the services by the participant, failure to comply with safety instructions,
negligent, imprudent or intentional behaviour of the participant, nor for incidents caused
by third parties (including other participants or external suppliers) not under LISBON
BOAT PARTY’s control. By way of example, if a participant is injured due to
imprudent behaviour or breach of safety rules, such damage shall be their sole
responsibility; likewise, LISBON BOAT PARTY shall not be liable for loss, theft or
damage to participants’ personal belongings occurring on board.

Without prejudice to the legal liability of the maritime operator (Veltagus) for the
nautical operation and safety of the event, the participant agrees that any claims for
material or personal damages related to the material execution of the Event (e.g.
accident on the vessel, technical failure of the vessel, etc.) must be directed against the
responsible operator, in accordance with the law, and LISBON BOAT PARTY shall
not be held liable for risks inherent to maritime-touristic activity which it does not
directly perform.

The participant undertakes, where legally admissible, to indemnify LISBON BOAT
PARTY for any damages, losses, expenses or liabilities (including legal fees) that
LISBON BOAT PARTY may incur as a result of: (a) unlawful acts or breaches of
these Terms committed by the participant; or (b) third-party claims arising from the
participant’s conduct during the Event. This indemnification obligation includes, for
example, damages deliberately caused to the vessel or its contents, conduct that obliges
LISBON BOAT PARTY to compensate third parties, fines or penalties imposed on
LISBON BOAT PARTY due to the participant’s actions, among other scenarios of
participant-attributable liability.

Liability for any physical, material or moral damages suffered by participants
during the Event on board shall be the exclusive responsibility of the vessel
operator entity, in accordance with the legislation applicable to maritime-touristic
activity, and shall not be assumed by LISBON BOAT PARTY.

The vessel allocated to the Event is equipped with the minimum safety and
assistance means on board, namely life jackets, first aid kits and trained personnel
to provide basic assistance, as required by Portuguese legislation. It is exclusively
the responsibility of the maritime operator to ensure the technical, human and
logistical conditions necessary to guarantee the safety of participants, including the
provision of first aid in the event of accident or illness. Whenever a participant
suffers any incident on board, they must immediately notify the crew, which shall
assess the situation and take appropriate measures, including, where necessary,
requesting medical evacuation through external means. Whenever an accident
occurs on board the vessel, any potential liability arising from the material
execution of navigation or safety conditions on board shall be assessed in
accordance with the legislation applicable to maritime-touristic activity and within
the scope of responsibility of the vessel operator entity (Veltagus or a third-party
company) and its respective mandatory insurance.

11. Procedure in Case of Accident or Incident On Board

In the event of any accident, illness or incident capable of affecting the safety of a
participant during the Event, the participant or any person aware of such
occurrence shall immediately report the situation to the crew or the organisation.
The vessel’s crew, under the authority of the master and the maritime operator
entity, shall assess the situation and adopt such measures as it deems necessary to
ensure the safety of persons on board, including, namely:
a) providing first aid using the means available on board;
b) requesting medical assistance or intervention of emergency services;
c) returning prematurely to the quay or altering the vessel’s route;
d) contacting maritime authorities or other competent authorities.

Whenever a relevant incident occurs, an internal record or report of the
occurrence may be prepared, and factual elements necessary for the management
of the incident may be collected, including identification of the persons involved
and any witnesses, under the responsibility of Veltagus or any third-party
company responsible for the material execution of the Event.

The participant acknowledges that the operational and technical management of
any incidents occurring during navigation is the exclusive responsibility of the
maritime operator entity responsible for the vessel and its crew, in accordance with
the legislation applicable to maritime-touristic activity. LISBON BOAT PARTY
shall only cooperate, where necessary, with the maritime operator, competent
authorities or insurers in the collection of relevant information for the purposes of
incident management, compliance with legal obligations or the handling of civil
liability claims.

12. Private Events

LISBON BOAT PARTY also organises Private Events, reserved exclusively for an
individual client, group or entity (such as private parties, corporate events on board,
etc.). Private Events may entail specific conditions tailored on a case-by-case basis,
which shall be set out in a separate agreement or commercial proposal. At the time of
contracting a Private Event, LISBON BOAT PARTY shall communicate to the client all
applicable specific conditions — for example, minimum number of participants, global
or per-person price, deposit and final payment policy, cancellation deadlines and
corresponding penalties, special catering requests, or other operational details — which
must be expressly accepted by the client prior to confirmation of the booking.

In the event of conflict between these Terms and the specific conditions agreed for a
given Private Event, the latter shall prevail (but only in respect of that specific event).
By way of example, a Private Event may have a distinct cancellation policy (such as
partial refund of a deposit depending on the notice period of cancellation) — in such
case, the agreed policy shall replace the general cancellation rules set forth in Clause 15,
but only within the scope of that private contract.

In Private Events where all vessel capacity is reserved by a single client or group, the
organising client may impose additional restrictions on guests (for example, dress code,
event theme, etc.), provided that such restrictions do not conflict with safety rules and
these Terms. LISBON BOAT PARTY reserves the right to refuse requests for Private
Events that cannot be carried out safely or in compliance with applicable legal
requirements.

Thus, in addition to Regular Events open to the public, LISBON BOAT PARTY
may organise Private Events reserved for a specific client, group or entity, on a
date and under conditions agreed in advance. The acceptance of Private Event
requests is subject to availability analysis and prior approval by LISBON BOAT
PARTY.

Private Events are governed by a specific commercial proposal or agreement,
which shall define, inter alia:
a) the vessel to be used and its respective capacity;
b) the estimated or minimum number of participants;
c) the services included (e.g. beverages, catering, entertainment or other on-
board services);
d) the applicable prices, payment deadlines and any deposits or advance
payments;
e) the conditions for cancellation, change of date or change in the number of
participants.

In Private Events, booking, organisation and execution follow a personalised sales
and production process, including the identification of the available vessel, its
location, capacity, on-board services and desired schedule, with such conditions
being communicated directly to the client by email or written message (including
via WhatsApp). The content of such written communications — including prices,
deadlines, payment conditions, cancellation policy and any other agreed elements
— shall be binding and shall prevail over any general information contained on the
website, having full contractual validity.

Confirmation of the booking of a Private Event may be subject to payment of a
deposit or partial amount, with the remaining balance to be paid within the
deadline indicated in the booking communications. In the event of failure to
comply with agreed payment deadlines, LISBON BOAT PARTY may consider the
booking cancelled.

Unless expressly stated otherwise in written communications with the client,
withdrawal from a confirmed Private Event shall not entitle the client to any
refund. LISBON BOAT PARTY may, on a case-by-case basis, propose
rescheduling or the granting of credit, depending on operational feasibility and
vessel availability.

Private Events consist of experiences reserved by closed groups, corporate entities
or private clients, with specific conditions regarding vessel, schedule, departure
point, on-board services and customised logistics, and may be operated by
different partner entities, not necessarily Veltagus. LISBON BOAT PARTY acts as
promoter and intermediary of the experience, being responsible for coordinating
the booking, allocation of the appropriate vessel and logistical coordination with
the maritime operators involved. Responsibility for the material execution on
board shall lie with the operator entity indicated and accepted by the client at the
time of booking.

The specific conditions agreed for each Private Event shall prevail over the general
provisions of these Terms and Conditions to the extent that they regulate
particular aspects of the contracted event. Unless expressly stated otherwise in the
specific agreement entered into with the client, the rules set forth in these Terms
shall apply subsidiarily to Private Events.

In Private Events involving third-party entities responsible for vessel operation or
provision of on-board services, each intervening entity shall act in its own name
and under its exclusive responsibility, being liable only for the services it effectively
provides. LISBON BOAT PARTY shall act, in such cases, as promoter of the event
and shall not assume the role of maritime operator or direct provider of the
technical or hospitality services carried out on board.

13. Services Provided by Third Parties

Certain complementary services associated with an Event — or even certain Private
Events in their entirety — may be provided by third-party entities independently,
outside the LISBON BOAT PARTY/Veltagus structure. For example, special catering
contracted for an event, land transport of guests to the quay, external entertainers,
professional photographers, or even the rental of partner vessels for specific private
events, are situations in which third-party suppliers may be involved. In such cases,
LISBON BOAT PARTY acts exclusively as a commercial intermediary in the
promotion or booking of such services and shall not assume any responsibility for their
material execution. Responsibility for the proper provision of such services shall lie
entirely with the third-party supplier entity. The specific conditions applicable to third-
party services shall be defined by the respective provider and presented to the
participant (or organising client, in the case of a Private Event) at the time of booking,
and must be accepted by them.

By way of example, if a Private Event includes catering services provided by an
external company, such company may have its own cancellation policy or liability terms
which the client must accept.

It is further emphasised that, whenever a specific service or component of the Event is
carried out by third parties, any claims relating to failures, accidents or breaches
occurring within such third-party services must be directed against the respective
provider. LISBON BOAT PARTY shall not be held liable for the acts of such
independent entities and/or for claims arising from their services, acting solely as a
facilitating agent of the contracting process. Notwithstanding the foregoing, LISBON
BOAT PARTY shall endeavour, to the extent possible, to assist the participant in
communicating with the external provider in the event of necessity or complaint, in
order to reach a satisfactory solution, without this constituting any assumption of
liability.

14. Assumption of Risks Inherent to the Activity

The Participant acknowledges and accepts that participation in recreational events
carried out in a fluvial environment, namely on-board vessels in navigation, involves
risks inherent to the nature of the activity, including, inter alia, vessel movement,
potentially slippery surfaces, movement of persons within a confined space,
consumption of alcoholic beverages and variable environmental conditions.

The Participant declares that they understand the nature of such risks and that they
participate in the Event voluntarily, assuming responsibility for adopting prudent
behaviour compatible with the safety conditions inherent to an activity carried out in a
maritime or fluvial environment.

The Participant undertakes, in particular, to:
a) fully comply with all instructions given by the crew or the organisation;
b) avoid imprudent, dangerous or potentially harmful behaviour that may endanger
their own physical integrity or that of third parties;
c) consume alcoholic beverages in a responsible manner compatible with safety on
board;
d) respect circulation areas and rules governing the use of the vessel’s spaces.

The Participant further acknowledges that breach of safety rules or the adoption of
negligent or imprudent behaviour may contribute to the occurrence of accidents or
incidents, which may result in the reduction or exclusion of third-party liability, in
accordance with applicable law.

Nothing in this clause shall exclude or limit any liability that, under the law, may fall
upon the vessel operator entity or any other entity responsible for the material execution
of the Event in the event of breach of legal safety obligations.

By acquiring a ticket and participating in the Event, the Participant declares that they
are in adequate physical and psychological condition to take part in a recreational
activity carried out on board a vessel in navigation, and that they do not suffer from any
medical condition that may put at risk their own safety or that of third parties during the
Event.

If the Participant has any relevant medical condition, they must inform the organisation
or the crew prior to boarding.

15. Cancellations, Changes and Refunds

Cancellation by the organisation: LISBON BOAT PARTY (or the operator Veltagus)
reserves the right, freely and at its discretion, to cancel, postpone or alter the date and/or
itinerary of any Event, for any relevant reason — including, by way of example only,
exclusive charter of the vessel on a given date, insufficient number of bookings to make
the event viable, adverse weather conditions, mechanical issues with the vessel, sudden
unavailability of crew for health reasons, medical emergency on board, strike or
disruption at port infrastructure, local holidays affecting operations, or other force
majeure events — without giving rise to any obligation to indemnify the participant.

In such cases, LISBON BOAT PARTY shall endeavour to inform affected participants
as far in advance as possible and, where feasible, propose alternative dates for the Event
or issue a credit voucher for future use. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the participant
acknowledges that they are not entitled to any additional compensation or
indemnification from LISBON BOAT PARTY as a result of cancellation, postponement
or alteration decided under this clause.

For the purposes of the above, Force Majeure shall include all unforeseeable,
unavoidable events beyond the control of the organising entities that prevent or render
excessively burdensome the performance of the Event, including, inter alia, political or
social events (such as war, riots, terrorist attacks, civil unrest, pandemics or epidemics)
or natural events (such as earthquakes, floods, fires, severe storms or lightning)
affecting navigation safety or legal feasibility of the Event. Governmental or
administrative decisions that prohibit or limit the Event (for example, new sanitary
restrictions, port authority orders suspending recreational navigation due to hazardous
conditions, etc.) shall also qualify as Force Majeure.

In Force Majeure situations that result in cancellation of the Event, no refund shall be
due to the participant, as such circumstances are beyond the control of the organising
entities and prevent performance under the agreed conditions. In such cases, LISBON
BOAT PARTY may, alternatively, propose rescheduling or issuing credit equivalent to
the ticket value, depending on feasibility and negotiation with participants, but this shall
not constitute a contractual obligation.

Cancellation by the participant / no-show: Unless expressly provided otherwise in
specific conditions of a given Event, no refunds shall be made where the participant
unilaterally cancels their booking (voluntary withdrawal) or fails to attend at the
scheduled boarding location and time (no-show). Likewise, if the participant is excluded
from the Event, before or during its execution, due to breach of conduct and safety rules
(as set out in Clause 7), they shall forfeit the right to any refund, and shall not be
entitled to any compensation for the portion of the Event not enjoyed as a consequence
of their own conduct.

Exception to the right of withdrawal: The participant acknowledges that the booking
relates to a leisure activity to be performed on a specific date or period, and therefore
the statutory 14-day withdrawal right applicable to distance contracts does not apply,
pursuant to Article 17(1)(k) of Decree-Law no. 24/2014, of 14 February. Accordingly,
once the booking is confirmed and paid, the participant may not cancel it based on
withdrawal, and the parties shall be bound by the agreed terms (save for force majeure
or other cancellation conditions provided herein).

LISBON BOAT PARTY and the Event operator (namely Veltagus) may prioritise
rescheduling of the Event as the primary solution, proposing:
a) a new date for the Event; or
b) issuance of a credit (voucher) valid for a minimum period of 12 months.

The participant shall be informed by email or other written means and shall
confirm their availability within 24 hours of the communication being sent. Failure
to respond shall be deemed as acceptance of the new date or the proposed credit,
with no subsequent right to a refund. The inability to attend on the new date shall
only justify a refund where the participant demonstrates, in an objective and
documented manner, the existence of a serious impediment not attributable to
them (e.g. return to country of origin, unavoidable event), such assessment being
carried out on a case-by-case basis. Outside this exception, no right to a refund
shall exist for Participants.

LISBON BOAT PARTY shall not be liable for any additional costs incurred by the
participant (e.g. transport, accommodation) arising from the change of date or
cancellation of the Event. LISBON BOAT PARTY and the maritime operator
entity (namely Veltagus) shall have the right to introduce operational changes to
the Event whenever necessary for reasons of safety, meteorological conditions,
guidelines or orders issued by competent authorities, or operational limitations of
the vessel.

Such changes may include, in particular:
a) change of the date or time of the Event;
b) rescheduling to a proximate date;
c) alteration of the navigation route or duration of the Event;
d) substitution of the vessel with another of equivalent characteristics.

Such changes shall not materially affect the overall nature of the contracted
experience and shall be deemed necessary operational adjustments for the
execution of the Event, not entitling the participant to any automatic right to a
refund or compensation.

16. Alcohol Consumption and Individual Responsibility

The participant acknowledges that events promoted under the LISBON BOAT
PARTY brand may include the provision and consumption of alcoholic beverages
on board. By purchasing a ticket and participating in the Event, the participant
declares that they assume full responsibility for their conduct and for any
consequences arising from the consumption of alcoholic beverages.

Without prejudice to applicable legal obligations, neither LISBON BOAT PARTY
nor Veltagus (or any third-party entity acting as the Event operator) shall be held
liable for any damages, injuries, accidents or losses resulting directly or indirectly
from excessive alcohol consumption by the participant, from imprudent or
negligent conduct during the Event, from loss of balance, falls or any other
incidents associated with intoxication.

The crew and staff assigned to the Event shall have the right to refuse the provision
of alcoholic beverages or to determine the removal of any participant whose
condition or behaviour may compromise their own safety or that of third parties,
without such decision giving rise to any right to a refund or compensation.

17. Damage to the Vessel or Equipment

The participant undertakes to use the vessel, equipment and infrastructure made
available during the Event with due care and in compliance with applicable safety
rules. Any damage caused by the participant to the vessel, onboard equipment or
property belonging to the organisation, the vessel operator entity or third parties
shall be the sole responsibility of the participant who caused such damage.

LISBON BOAT PARTY and Veltagus (or any other entity acting as vessel
operator) shall be entitled to demand full compensation from the responsible
participant for all damages caused, including, but not limited to, repair costs,
replacement of equipment, extraordinary cleaning and any operational losses
resulting from the incident.

18. Image Rights and Audiovisual Content

During Events promoted under the LISBON BOAT PARTY brand, images,
photographs and videos of participants may be captured for the purpose of documenting
and promoting the Event and the brand itself. Such content may be used in promotional
materials, including social media (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, etc.), the official
website or other digital platforms.

The capture and public use of participants’ image shall always depend on prior consent,
given freely, specifically, informed and explicit. LISBON BOAT PARTY shall seek to
obtain such consent at an appropriate moment, separately from the acceptance of these
Terms — for example, through an optional clause in the online booking form, during
check-in prior to boarding, or through any other appropriate means made available.

The participant shall have the right to refuse authorisation for the use of their image for
promotional purposes, without such refusal affecting their participation in the Event.
Likewise, consent once given may be withdrawn at any time by means of written
communication addressed to LISBON BOAT PARTY (for example, by email). Such
withdrawal shall produce effects only for future uses and shall not affect the lawfulness
of processing already carried out based on previously given consent.

LISBON BOAT PARTY undertakes to respect the wishes of participants who do not
authorise the capture or use of their image, or who subsequently withdraw such
authorisation. Reasonable efforts shall be made to avoid the intentional and identifiable
inclusion of such participants in promotional content. Where, despite such precautions,
a participant’s image appears incidentally in audiovisual content (for example, in group images),
LISBON BOAT PARTY shall, upon notification, assess appropriate measures
to remove or render such participant unidentifiable, to the extent reasonably possible.

Under no circumstances shall LISBON BOAT PARTY commercially exploit the
individual image of a participant (for example, in advertising campaigns) without
obtaining a specific and additional authorisation from the participant.

19. Intellectual and Industrial Property

All elements contained on the LISBON BOAT PARTY website and in materials
associated with the Events — including, but not limited to, trademarks, logos, trade
names, texts, photographs, videos, illustrations, graphic design, as well as the
“LISBON BOAT PARTY” brand itself — are protected under applicable intellectual
and industrial property laws. Ownership of, and rights over, such elements belong to
LISBON BOAT PARTY or to third parties who have lawfully authorised their use.

The user/participant is strictly prohibited from using, reproducing, copying, distributing,
transmitting or publicly displaying any such elements (in whole or in part), for
commercial or other purposes, without the prior written authorisation of LISBON
BOAT PARTY or the respective rights holders. In particular, the participant does not
acquire, by the mere fact of participating in an Event or accessing the website, any
rights over the trademarks or promotional content used.

Any unauthorised use of protected materials may constitute a legal infringement and
shall entitle LISBON BOAT PARTY to take all appropriate legal measures to
safeguard its rights and those of third parties.

This website and platform may include third-party names or content (for example,
partner logos, sponsor trademarks, etc.). In such cases, such elements remain equally
protected and may only be used under the terms authorised by their respective owners.

20. Complaints and Dispute Resolution

LISBON BOAT PARTY provides consumers with the legally required means for
submitting complaints. In the event of dissatisfaction, the participant may submit a
complaint through the Electronic Complaints Book, available at www.livroreclamacoes.pt,
by selecting the entity “Lápis Ligeiro – Unipessoal, Lda.”
(LISBON BOAT PARTY). A physical Complaints Book is also available at LISBON
BOAT PARTY’s premises.

Pursuant to Law no. 144/2015, of 8 September, in the event of a consumer dispute, the
participant/consumer may resort to an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) entity.
LISBON BOAT PARTY informs that the competent ADR entity in its geographical
area is the Lisbon Consumer Dispute Arbitration Centre (website:
www.centroarbitragemlisboa.pt), through which the consumer may submit a dispute for
mediation, conciliation or arbitration.

Non-adherence to ADR: LISBON BOAT PARTY hereby declares that it is not bound
by adhesion to any specific ADR entity and does not assume any automatic obligation
to submit to arbitration or mediation proceedings. This information is provided in
compliance with Article 18 of Law 144/2015. Participation in any alternative dispute
resolution procedure shall therefore depend on a case-by-case agreement between
LISBON BOAT PARTY and the complaining consumer, should both parties elect to
resolve a dispute extrajudicially. For further information, the participant may consult the
Consumer Portal (www.consumidor.pt) and the updated list of ADR entities.

In any case, recourse to the ordinary courts remains available to the consumer, as set out
in Clause 21 below, should they prefer to submit the dispute to the competent judicial
courts.

21. Applicable Law and Jurisdiction

These Terms and Conditions and the contractual relationship arising therefrom shall be
governed by Portuguese law. The interpretation and integration of this contract shall
therefore be subject to the rules of the Portuguese legal system, namely the Civil Code
and any special legislation applicable to specific matters (including tourism and
consumer protection law).

21. Final Provisions

These Terms and Conditions constitute the entire agreement between the parties
(participant and LISBON BOAT PARTY) in relation to their subject matter, superseding
any prior understandings or agreements, whether oral or written, relating thereto.

The nullity or unenforceability of any provision of these Terms shall not affect the
validity of the remaining provisions, which shall remain in full force and effect. Should
any provision be declared invalid by a competent authority, the parties agree to
negotiate in good faith a substitute provision that, as far as possible, achieves the same
purpose as the original provision without the identified invalidity.

LISBON BOAT PARTY reserves the right to amend these Terms at any time. Any
modifications shall be published on the official website and shall enter into force
immediately upon such publication (or on the date indicated therein). Users/participants
are therefore advised to consult the Terms and Conditions periodically in order to
remain informed of any updates. Continued use of the website or the making of new
bookings following the amendment of the Terms shall constitute acceptance of the
revised conditions.
Last updated: March 2026.

Privacy Policy
LISBON BOAT PARTY recognises that the protection of the personal data of its users,
clients and participants is a fundamental pillar for trust in its activities and for the
credibility of its brand. In this context, LISBON BOAT PARTY undertakes a firm
commitment to strictly comply with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of 27 April 2016
(General Data Protection Regulation – GDPR), as well as with the applicable national
legislation on privacy, adopting transparent data processing practices.

This Privacy Policy aims to provide clear and accessible information on the principles
and rules applicable to the processing of personal data in the context of the use of the
LISBON BOAT PARTY website, participation in events promoted under the LISBON
BOAT PARTY brand, and associated communications. It also clarifies the rights of
data subjects and the duties of the entities involved in such processing.

This Policy also reflects the specific structure of the LISBON BOAT PARTY operating
model — namely the separation of responsibilities between the different entities
involved — and must be read in conjunction with the Terms and Conditions of Use of
the platform. In the event of any conflict regarding the legal qualification of the
relationships established, the aforementioned Terms and Conditions shall prevail.

Object and Scope

1.1. This Privacy Policy governs the processing of personal data carried out in the
context of the use of the website, the purchase of tickets and participation in events
organised under the LISBON BOAT PARTY brand, as well as associated
communications and interactions. All data processing is carried out in strict compliance
with the GDPR and the applicable Portuguese legislation on personal data protection.

1.2. This Policy shall be interpreted in conjunction with the Terms and Conditions of
Use of the LISBON BOAT PARTY platform. In the event of any contradiction, the
Terms and Conditions shall prevail to the extent that they legally qualify the
relationships established between LISBON BOAT PARTY and the users or
participants.

1.3. By submitting personal data through the website www.lisbonboatparty.com or
through any pages or interfaces associated with the LISBON BOAT PARTY brand,
the user agrees to the processing of their personal data under the terms set out in this Privacy Policy.

Structure of Processing and Qualification of Entities

2.1. LISBON BOAT PARTY operates through an organisational model in which
different entities perform distinct functions in the booking and execution of events.

2.2. The company Lápis Ligeiro – Unipessoal, Lda., owner of the Lisbon Boat
Party brand, is responsible for the promotion, organisation and management of
events, as well as communications with clients and participants.

2.3. The ticket booking and payment processing are carried out through the
external platform Turitop, S.L., which operates as a technological booking system.

2.4. For the purposes of the GDPR, Turitop acts as an independent data controller
with regard to the data collected directly in the booking and payment process.

2.5. LISBON BOAT PARTY subsequently receives only the data strictly necessary
for the operational management of events (participant name, email and booking
details), using such data exclusively to organise the event, provide customer
support and comply with legal or safety obligations.

2.6. Each entity is responsible for the data processing it carries out within the scope
of its own operations, and the user should also consult the privacy policy of the
Turitop booking platform when making a purchase.

2.7. Promoting entity (LISBON BOAT PARTY) – The LISBON BOAT PARTY
brand is operated by Lápis Ligeiro – Unipessoal, Lda., corporate entity no. 515302996,
with registered office at Travessa da Cara, no. 14, 2nd Left, Bairro Alto, 1200-089
Lisbon, hereinafter referred to as LISBON BOAT PARTY. For any questions regarding
this Privacy Policy or the processing of personal data, the email address
info@lisbonboatparty.com may be used.

2.8. Booking and payment platform (Turitop) – The ticket booking and payment process
is fully ensured by an external platform, Turitop, S.L., a company incorporated under
Spanish law with registered office at Avenida del Atlántico, 9, Residencial WinterGardens,
Bloque 3, Oficinas, 38639 San Miguel de Abona, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
ForGDPR purposes, Turitop acts as an independent data controllerin relation to
the personal data collected during the booking process, independently determining
the purposes and means of such processing within the scope of its services.

2.9. LISBON BOAT PARTY does not determine — whether jointly or independently — the
purposes or means of the processing of personal data carried out through the
Turitop platform. Accordingly, LISBON BOAT PARTY does not act as a joint controller
under Article 26 of the GDPR and assumes no responsibility for the technical operations
of data collection, storage or security carried out by Turitop. LISBON BOAT
PARTY acts solely as a recipient (from Turitop) of the personal data strictly necessary
for the operational management of the events it organises.

2.10. By submitting personal data through the website https://lisbonboatparty.com, the user
agrees to the transfer, storage and processing of their data under the terms set out in
this Policy. LISBON BOAT PARTY undertakes to take all legally required measures to ensure
that data is processed securely and in accordance with this Privacy Policy.

1. Personal Data Processed

This section provides a detailed answer to the question “What personal data does
LISBON BOAT PARTY process, to whom does it relate and how is it collected?”,
describing the categories of personal data processed by LISBON BOAT PARTY, the
data subjects concerned and the methods of collection used.access the website,
the date and time of access, session identifiers (cookies or similar
technologies, as described in our Cookie Policy), the type of device, the operating
system and the type of browser. Such data may be recorded by the servers and IT
systems of LISBON BOAT PARTY or by its technical service providers.

3.2.2. The technical data referred to in 3.2.1 are processed exclusively for the purposes
of information security, technical diagnostics, prevention of abusive or
unauthorised access, and to ensure the proper functioning and optimisation of the
digital platform. Such data, in themselves, are not used to directly identify users,
being analysed primarily in aggregated form.

3.3. During LISBON BOAT PARTY events, photographs and/or videos may be captured for
the purposes of recording, communication and promotion of the brand’s activities. Authorisation for
the capture and use of identifiable images of participants may be obtained at the time of
ticket purchase or booking, through a declaration or consent option presented in the booking
process on the reservation platform. If the participant does not authorise such use,
this shall in no way affect their right to participate in the event. At any time, the participant
may also withdraw previously given consent by requesting LISBON BOAT PARTY to remove
images in which they appear in an identifiable manner, through the contact indicated in this Policy

3.4 LISBON BOAT PARTY obtains personal data directly from the respective data subjects, namely through:

Contact forms made available on the website or other online forms (for example, information
requests, newsletter subscriptions, participation in surveys or promotions);

Direct communication by email sent by the user to LISBON BOAT PARTY contact addresses;

Telephone contact initiated by the user to the telephone numbers provided by LISBON BOAT PARTY;

In-person interactions, such as during event check-in or during the event itself
(for example, identity verification at boarding)

In certain situations, personal data provided through the website may be automatically forwarded and
stored on third-party platforms that provide services to LISBON BOAT PARTY, as detailed in Section 7 (for example,
invoicing software, email marketing platforms). In all such cases, LISBON BOAT PARTY ensures that such third parties
provide adequate data protection guarantees and act in compliance with the GDPR.

4. Purposes of Data Processing by LISBON BOAT PARTY
   This section clarifies “for what purposes and on what legal basis LISBON BOAT
   PARTY processes personal data”. The personal data collected or received by LISBON
   BOAT PARTY are processed exclusively for specific purposes, such as:
   • a) Operational management of events: ensuring the planning and commercialisation of
     LISBON BOAT PARTY events, including seat reservations, capacity control, ticket
     issuance and verification (check-in), and management of participant lists;
   • b) Provision of contracted services: enabling the effective provision of the services
     requested by the user/client, which includes the necessary sharing of certain data with
     entities involved in the event (for example, the maritime operator entity of the vessel or
     other partner companies involved in the execution of the event), in order to ensure the
     proper execution of the service (see Section 7.1 below);
   • c) Logistical and service communications: contacting participants to provide
     information related to their booking and the event, including sending booking/payment
     confirmations, boarding instructions, alerts or updates regarding the event (by email,
     telephone call or SMS);
   • d) Response to requests and customer support: handling and responding to information
     requests, queries, complaints or other communications made by users, ensuring proper
     follow-up and management of customer support;
   • e) Compliance with legal obligations: complying with legal obligations to which
     LISBON BOAT PARTY is subject, such as tax requirements (issuance of invoices and
     accounting records), safety obligations (for example, providing passenger lists to
     maritime or law enforcement authorities when required) or compliance with lawful
     orders from administrative or judicial authorities;
   • f) Service improvement and statistical analysis: monitoring, analysing and improving
     the performance of the digital platform and LISBON BOAT PARTY services,
     including studying how users interact with the website, developing and updating IT systems,
     conducting satisfaction surveys and carrying out aggregated statistical analyses
     that help LISBON BOAT PARTY improve its event offering;
   • g) Marketing activities (with consent): sending marketing communications – such as newsletters,
     promotional information or special offers related to LISBON BOAT PARTY activities or future
     events – only where the user has given explicit consent (for example, by voluntarily
     subscribing to the LISBON BOAT PARTY newsletter). The user may, at any time,
     opt out of receiving such communications, as described in Sections 8.1 (e) and (g) and 8.2 below;
   • h) Image consent management: managing authorisations relating to the capture and use of
     images or videos of participants at events (where consent has been given for such purposes)
     and ensuring compliance with the wishes of those who have refused or withdrawn such consent
     (see Section 9).
   • a) Operational management of events: ensuring the planning and commercialisation of
     LISBON BOAT PARTY events, including seat reservations, capacity control, ticket
     issuance and verification (check-in), and management of participant lists;
   • b) Provision of contracted services: enabling the effective provision of the services
     requested by the user/client, which includes the necessary sharing of certain data with
     entities involved in the event (for example, the maritime operator entity of the vessel or
     other partner companies involved in the execution of the event), in order to ensure the
     proper execution of the service (see Section 7.1 below);
   • c) Logistical and service communications: contacting participants to provide
     information related to their booking and the event, including sending booking/payment
     confirmations, boarding instructions, alerts or updates regarding the event (by email,
     telephone call or SMS);
   • d) Response to requests and customer support: handling and responding to information
     requests, queries, complaints or other communications made by users, ensuring proper
     follow-up and management of customer support;
   • e) Compliance with legal obligations: complying with legal obligations to which
     LISBON BOAT PARTY is subject, such as tax requirements (issuance of invoices and
     accounting records), safety obligations (for example, providing passenger lists to
     maritime or law enforcement authorities when required) or compliance with lawful
     orders from administrative or judicial authorities;
   • f) Service improvement and statistical analysis: monitoring, analysing and improving
     the performance of the digital platform and LISBON BOAT PARTY services,
     including studying how users interact with the website, developing and updating IT systems,
     conducting satisfaction surveys and carrying out aggregated statistical analyses
     that help LISBON BOAT PARTY improve its event offering;
   • g) Marketing activities (with consent): sending marketing communications – such as newsletters,
     promotional information or special offers related to LISBON BOAT PARTY activities or future
     events – only where the user has given explicit consent (for example, by voluntarily
     subscribing to the LISBON BOAT PARTY newsletter). The user may, at any time,
     opt out of receiving such communications, as described in Sections 8.1 (e) and (g) and 8.2 below;
   • h) Image consent management: managing authorisations relating to the capture and use of
     images or videos of participants at events (where consent has been given for such purposes)
     and ensuring compliance with the wishes of those who have refused or withdrawn such consent
     (see Section 9).
   • a) Operational management of events: ensuring the planning and commercialisation of
     LISBON BOAT PARTY events, including seat reservations, capacity control, ticket
     issuance and verification (check-in), and management of participant lists;
   • b) Provision of contracted services: enabling the effective provision of the services
     requested by the user/client, which includes the necessary sharing of certain data with
     entities involved in the event (for example, the maritime operator entity of the vessel or
     other partner companies involved in the execution of the event), in order to ensure the
     proper execution of the service (see Section 7.1 below);
   • c) Logistical and service communications: contacting participants to provide
     information related to their booking and the event, including sending booking/payment
     confirmations, boarding instructions, alerts or updates regarding the event (by email,
     telephone call or SMS);
   • d) Response to requests and customer support: handling and responding to information
     requests, queries, complaints or other communications made by users, ensuring proper
     follow-up and management of customer support;
   • e) Compliance with legal obligations: complying with legal obligations to which
     LISBON BOAT PARTY is subject, such as tax requirements (issuance of invoices and
     accounting records), safety obligations (for example, providing passenger lists to
     maritime or law enforcement authorities when required) or compliance with lawful
     orders from administrative or judicial authorities;
   • f) Service improvement and statistical analysis: monitoring, analysing and improving
     the performance of the digital platform and LISBON BOAT PARTY services,
     including studying how users interact with the website, developing and updating IT systems,
     conducting satisfaction surveys and carrying out aggregated statistical analyses
     that help LISBON BOAT PARTY improve its event offering;
   • g) Marketing activities (with consent): sending marketing communications – such as newsletters,
     promotional information or special offers related to LISBON BOAT PARTY activities or future
     events – only where the user has given explicit consent (for example, by voluntarily
     subscribing to the LISBON BOAT PARTY newsletter). The user may, at any time,
     opt out of receiving such communications, as described in Sections 8.1 (e) and (g) and 8.2 below;
   • h) Image consent management: managing authorisations relating to the capture and use of
     images or videos of participants at events (where consent has been given for such purposes)
     and ensuring compliance with the wishes of those who have refused or withdrawn such consent
     (see Section 9).
   • a) Operational management of events: ensuring the planning and commercialisation of
     LISBON BOAT PARTY events, including seat reservations, capacity control, ticket
     issuance and verification (check-in), and management of participant lists;
   • b) Provision of contracted services: enabling the effective provision of the services
     requested by the user/client, which includes the necessary sharing of certain data with
     entities involved in the event (for example, the maritime operator entity of the vessel or
     other partner companies involved in the execution of the event), in order to ensure the
     proper execution of the service (see Section 7.1 below);
   • c) Logistical and service communications: contacting participants to provide
     information related to their booking and the event, including sending booking/payment
     confirmations, boarding instructions, alerts or updates regarding the event (by email,
     telephone call or SMS);
   • d) Response to requests and customer support: handling and responding to information
     requests, queries, complaints or other communications made by users, ensuring proper
     follow-up and management of customer support;
   • e) Compliance with legal obligations: complying with legal obligations to which
     LISBON BOAT PARTY is subject, such as tax requirements (issuance of invoices and
     accounting records), safety obligations (for example, providing passenger lists to
     maritime or law enforcement authorities when required) or compliance with lawful
     orders from administrative or judicial authorities;
   • f) Service improvement and statistical analysis: monitoring, analysing and improving
     the performance of the digital platform and LISBON BOAT PARTY services,
     including studying how users interact with the website, developing and updating IT systems,
     conducting satisfaction surveys and carrying out aggregated statistical analyses
     that help LISBON BOAT PARTY improve its event offering;
   • g) Marketing activities (with consent): sending marketing communications – such as newsletters,
     promotional information or special offers related to LISBON BOAT PARTY activities or future
     events – only where the user has given explicit consent (for example, by voluntarily
     subscribing to the LISBON BOAT PARTY newsletter). The user may, at any time,
     opt out of receiving such communications, as described in Sections 8.1 (e) and (g) and 8.2 below;
   • h) Image consent management: managing authorisations relating to the capture and use of
     images or videos of participants at events (where consent has been given for such purposes)
     and ensuring compliance with the wishes of those who have refused or withdrawn such consent
     (see Section 9).
   • a) Operational management of events: ensuring the planning and commercialisation of
     LISBON BOAT PARTY events, including seat reservations, capacity control, ticket
     issuance and verification (check-in), and management of participant lists;
   • b) Provision of contracted services: enabling the effective provision of the services
     requested by the user/client, which includes the necessary sharing of certain data with
     entities involved in the event (for example, the maritime operator entity of the vessel or
     other partner companies involved in the execution of the event), in order to ensure the
     proper execution of the service (see Section 7.1 below);
   • c) Logistical and service communications: contacting participants to provide
     information related to their booking and the event, including sending booking/payment
     confirmations, boarding instructions, alerts or updates regarding the event (by email,
     telephone call or SMS);
   • d) Response to requests and customer support: handling and responding to information
     requests, queries, complaints or other communications made by users, ensuring proper
     follow-up and management of customer support;
   • e) Compliance with legal obligations: complying with legal obligations to which
     LISBON BOAT PARTY is subject, such as tax requirements (issuance of invoices and
     accounting records), safety obligations (for example, providing passenger lists to
     maritime or law enforcement authorities when required) or compliance with lawful
     orders from administrative or judicial authorities;
   • f) Service improvement and statistical analysis: monitoring, analysing and improving
     the performance of the digital platform and LISBON BOAT PARTY services,
     including studying how users interact with the website, developing and updating IT systems,
     conducting satisfaction surveys and carrying out aggregated statistical analyses
     that help LISBON BOAT PARTY improve its event offering;
   • g) Marketing activities (with consent): sending marketing communications – such as newsletters,
     promotional information or special offers related to LISBON BOAT PARTY activities or future
     events – only where the user has given explicit consent (for example, by voluntarily
     subscribing to the LISBON BOAT PARTY newsletter). The user may, at any time,
     opt out of receiving such communications, as described in Sections 8.1 (e) and (g) and 8.2 below;
   • h) Image consent management: managing authorisations relating to the capture and use of
     images or videos of participants at events (where consent has been given for such purposes)
     and ensuring compliance with the wishes of those who have refused or withdrawn such consent
     (see Section 9).

5. Legal Bases for Processing
   LISBON BOAT PARTY only processes personal data where it has a valid legal basis
   to do so, in accordance with Article 6 of the GDPR (or Article 7 in the case of special
   categories of data, which in principle does not apply in this context). Specifically:
   • a) Performance of a contract or pre-contractual measures: where processing is necessary
     for the formation, execution and management of the service contract (participation in
     the event) entered into with the client (for example, to process booking and payment,
     include the individual in the participant list, send pre-event information or carry out
     event check-in);
   • b) Compliance with a legal obligation: where processing is necessary to comply with a
     legal obligation to which LISBON BOAT PARTY is subject (for example, tax
     regulations requiring the issuance of invoices and accounting records, safety regulations
     requiring the provision of passenger information to authorities, or responding to lawful
     requests from police or judicial authorities);
   • c) Consent of the data subject: in cases where no other legal basis applies and consent is
     required, LISBON BOAT PARTY will request the data subject’s free, explicit and
     informed consent to process their personal data for specific purposes. In particular,
     LISBON BOAT PARTY will request consent for: (i) the use of identifiable images or videos
     of the participant captured during events for promotional purposes; (ii) the sending of
     marketing communications (where the data subject is not already a customer, or where
     electronic communications legislation requires consent). The data subject has
     the right to withdraw consent at any time, as described in Section 8;
   • d) Legitimate interests of LISBON BOAT PARTY: certain processing activities may be based on the
     legitimate interests pursued by LISBON BOAT PARTY as data controller, provided that such
     interests are not overridden by the fundamental rights and freedoms of the data subjects.
     These situations include, for example: preventing fraud or misuse of services; efficiently
     managing the online platform; improving the quality of services provided; and communicating
     with existing clients regarding events similar to those previously purchased
     (direct marketing based on a prior relationship, as permitted by applicable law),
     among other legitimate interests identified in Section 4 above. In all cases where processing
     is based on legitimate interest, LISBON BOAT PARTY ensures that a prior careful assessment
     (balancing test) is carried out and allows the data subject to exercise the right to object,
     as referred to in Section 8.1 (e).

6. Data Retention Periods
   LISBON BOAT PARTY retains personal data only for the period strictly necessary to
   fulfil the purposes for which they were collected, in accordance with the principle of
   storage limitation set out in the GDPR. Retention periods are defined taking into
   account applicable legal obligations and guidance from supervisory authorities. In
   response to the question “For how long do we retain personal data?”, the following
   criteria and periods apply:
   • a) Billing and accounting data: personal data required for issuing invoices and other
     accounting records (e.g. name, address, tax identification number, transaction details)
     shall be retained for the legally required period of 10 (ten) years from the date of the
     transaction, in compliance with applicable Portuguese tax legislation;
   • b) Operational event data: personal data related to the organisation of the event, such as
     participant lists and check-in records, shall be retained for a maximum period of 12
     (twelve) months after the date of the event. After this period, such data shall be securely
     deleted or anonymised, unless there is a valid reason for their retention for a longer
     period (as described in paragraph c) below);
   • c) Extended retention for legal or litigation purposes: where there is an ongoing dispute,
     pending complaint, administrative/judicial proceedings or a specific legal obligation
     requiring the retention of data for a longer period, LISBON BOAT PARTY may retain the relevant
     personal data for the time strictly necessary to comply with such obligation or to defend its
     rights (for example, until the conclusion of judicial proceedings or during
     the applicable limitation period for potential legal claims);
   • d) Marketing data: personal data used for marketing purposes (e.g. name and email for newsletters)
     shall be retained for as long as the data subject maintains active consent for such purposes.
     If the user withdraws consent or objects to processing for marketing purposes (for example,
     by clicking the “unsubscribe” link in a newsletter), LISBON BOAT PARTY shall remove or anonymise
     such data within a short period of time and cease sending marketing communications to the data
     subject concerned;
   • e) Other contact and interaction data: information provided by users in contact or support requests
     (which do not result in a contractual relationship) shall be retained only for the time
     necessary to properly handle the request or issue submitted. Once the user’s request has been
     resolved, such data may be deleted after a reasonable period (after 6 months, unless it is justified
     to retain them for a longer period for internal records or reporting purposes);
   • f) Once the above retention periods have elapsed, or once the legal basis for processing has ceased,
     LISBON BOAT PARTY shall proceed with the permanent deletion or anonymisation of the personal data
     concerned, using secure methods. After anonymisation, it will no longer be possible
     to reconstruct or associate the data with any specific individual.

7. Disclosure of Data to Third Parties
   • 7.1. LISBON BOAT PARTY may, where necessary, disclose certain personal data of
     users/participants to third parties, always in accordance with applicable legal bases and
     observing the principle of data minimisation (i.e. transmitting only the data strictly
     necessary). Situations in which personal data may be shared with third parties include:
     • I. Event operational partner (maritime operator): where LISBON BOAT PARTY
       events are carried out in partnership with a maritime operator or another subcontracted
       entity responsible for the vessel and crew, it may be necessary to provide such entity with
       participant lists or essential identification information for the safe and effective execution
       of the event (for example, names and, where applicable, identification data zfor boarding control);
     • II. Competent public authorities: where legally required or in compliance with a judicial order,
       LISBON BOAT PARTY may disclose personal data of participants to governmental, police, regulatory or
       judicial authorities. Such disclosure may occur, for example, to immigration and border authorities,
       maritime/port authorities, law enforcement agencies or counter-terrorism authorities,
       whenever legally requested to ensure the safety of participants and third parties or to comply
       with legal provisions;
     • III. Technical or support service providers: LISBON BOAT PARTY relies on certain external service
       providers to support its operations, who may process personal data on behalf of and
       under the instructions of LISBON BOAT PARTY (in such cases, such providers typically act as
       processors within the meaning of Article 28 of the GDPR). These include, for example:
       data hosting and website maintenance services; customer management software;
       email distribution and newsletter platforms; payment processing services
       note: in the case of Turitop, this acts as an independent controller, see Section 2.2); management
       and invoicing software; and telecommunications partners (which record and forward call details
       to LISBON BOAT PARTY). In all such cases, LISBON BOAT PARTY ensures that written agreements
       are in place requiring such providers to maintain confidentiality, implement appropriate security
       measures and protect personal data, and that such third parties do not use the data for
       purposes other han those defined by LISBON BOAT PARTY.
   • 7.1.1. Under no circumstances does LISBON BOAT PARTY sell or transfer personal data of users to third
     parties for its own commercial benefit for independent use (for example, for third-party marketing)
     without the explicit consent of the data subjects. Any disclosure of data to third parties is limited
     to the situations described above.
   • 7.2. Where, in the context of the use of certain technological service providers or IT infrastructures,
     it becomes necessary to transfer personal data to countries outside the European Economic Area (EEA)
     that do not ensure a level of data protection equivalent to that of the European Union,
     LISBON BOAT PARTY shall ensure that such transfers are carried out in compliance with GDPR requirements.
     In such cases, appropriate safeguards shall be adopted, such as the use of Standard Contractual
     Clauses approved by the European Commission, transfers to jurisdictions recognised by the
     European Commission as providing an adequate level of protection, or other conditions permitted under
     Chapter V of the GDPR, always ensuring the protection of the rights of data subjects.

8. Rights of Data Subjects
   • 8.1. Under the terms of the GDPR, data subjects (users/participants) have the following
     rights regarding their personal data, which may be exercised at any time:
     • a) Right of access: the right to obtain confirmation as to whether or not personal data
       concerning them are being processed and, where that is the case, access to such data and
       to information about the processing carried out;
       b) Right to rectification: the right to request the correction of inaccurate or incomplete
       personal data;
     • c) Right to erasure (“right to be forgotten”): the right to request the deletion of
       personal data, where applicable, in particular where the data are no longer necessary for
       the purposes for which they were collected or where consent has been withdrawn and
       there is no other legal basis for processing;
     • d) Right to restriction of processing: the right to request the limitation of processing
       of personal data in certain situations provided for in the GDPR;
     • e) Right to object: the right to object, at any time, to the processing of personal data
       based on legitimate interests of LISBON BOAT PARTY, as well as to the processing
       of data for direct marketing purposes;
     • f) Right to data portability: the right to receive personal data concerning them, which
       they have provided, in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format, and
       the right to transmit those data to another controller, where technically feasible;
     • g) Right to withdraw consent: where processing is based on consent, the data subject
       has the right to withdraw such consent at any time, without affecting the lawfulness of
       processing carried out prior to such withdrawal.
   • 8.2. The exercise of the rights referred to above is free of charge (except in the case of manifestly
     unfounded or excessive requests) and may be carried out by the data subject by means of a written
     request addressed to LISBON BOAT PARTY. The request should preferably be sent by email to
     info@lisbonboatparty.com, although another written contact point indicated by LISBON BOAT PARTY
     for that purpose may alternatively be used. LISBON BOAT PARTY shall use its best
     efforts to respond to requests within the legal period of one month (extendable under the GDPR,
     having regard to the complexity and number of requests). In order to ensure security and
     prevent unauthorised disclosure of personal data, LISBON BOAT PARTY may
     request additional information from the applicant in order to confirm their identity or to better
     understand and locate the information requested. Where the request is submitted
     through an authorised representative (for example, a lawyer), proof of the relevant
     authorisation/representation may be required. Responses from LISBON BOAT PARTY shall be provided
     in writing (preferably by email), unless otherwise requested by the data subject.
   • 8.3. Additional information on certain rights:
     • Right of access: in addition to the right to obtain a copy of their personal data,
       the data subject has the right to request supplementary information on how LISBON BOAT PARTY
       processes their data, in accordance with Article 15 of the GDPR (such as the purposes of
       the processing, the categories of data involved, the recipients to whom the data have been disclosed,
       the envisaged retention period, etc.). Where complying with an access request may adversely affect the
       rights and freedoms of third parties (e.g. by disclosing another person’s data), LISBON BOAT PARTY
       reserves the right to redact or omit such data from the response provided.
     • Right to rectification: LISBON BOAT PARTY values the accuracy of the personal data it holds.
       The data subject may request the rectification of incomplete or inaccurate data (for example,
       updating their email address or telephone number). In some cases, certain updates may be carried
       out directly by the user (for example, through an “update preferences” link in a newsletter).
       LISBON BOAT PARTY may request supporting documentation to validate the correction of certain data, where
       appropriate.
     • Right to erasure: the data subject may request that their personal data be deleted from LISBON BOAT PARTY’s
       systems. This right may be exercised, for example,where the data are no longer necessary
       for the original purpose, where consent is
       withdrawn (in cases where consent was the legal basis) or where the data subject objects
       to the processing and there are no overriding legitimate interests of LISBON BOAT
       PARTY justifying the continuation of the processing. It should be noted that this right is
       not absolute: LISBON BOAT PARTY may not immediately erase the data where there
       is a legal obligation to retain them (e.g. billing data) or other legal grounds for their
       retention (e.g. for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims). In any case,
       LISBON BOAT PARTY will assess and respond to all erasure requests, indicating the
       applicable grounds. While an erasure request is under analysis, the data subject may
       request the restriction of processing of their data.
     • Right to restriction: where applicable, this right allows the data subject to “freeze”
       the processing of their data, so that LISBON BOAT PARTY may only store them and
       not carry out further processing without the data subject’s consent, except for certain
       purposes (e.g. for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims). For example,
       if the data subject contests the accuracy of their data, they may request restriction until
       LISBON BOAT PARTY verifies and, where necessary, rectifies the data in question.
     • Right to object: where processing is based on the legitimate interests of LISBON
       BOAT PARTY, the data subject has the right to object, on grounds relating to their
       particular situation, to such processing. In that case, LISBON BOAT PARTY shall cease
       the processing in question, unless it demonstrates compelling legitimate grounds which
       override the interests, rights and freedoms of the data subject, or where the processing is
       necessary for the establishment, exercise or defence of a legal claim of LISBON BOAT
       PARTY. Regardless of the legal basis invoked, the data subject may always object,
       without the need to provide justification, to the processing of their data for direct
       marketing purposes, in which case LISBON BOAT PARTY shall immediately cease
       such processing.
     • Right to portability: upon the express request of the data subject, LISBON BOAT
       PARTY shall provide the data subject (or, where technically feasible and so requested,
       directly to a third-party service provider indicated by the data subject) with a copy of
       the personal data that they have provided, in a structured, commonly used and machine-
       readable format, so that the data subject may reuse or transmit them to another provider.
       This right applies only to personal data that the data subject has provided to LISBON
       BOAT PARTY, which are processed by automated means and whose processing is based on consent
       or on the performance of a contract. The exercise of the right to
       portability must not adversely affect the rights and freedoms of third parties (where the
       dataset includes information relating to other persons, for example).
     • Withdrawal of consent and consequences: where the data subject has given consent
       for a particular processing operation (e.g. to receive newsletters or to be photographed
       at an event), they may withdraw such consent at any time. It should be noted that, if the
       data subject requests the deletion of, or ceases to authorise the processing of, certain
       data that are essential for the provision of a service, especially if this occurs during an
       ongoing booking or shortly before an event, LISBON BOAT PARTY may be unable to
       provide part or all of the requested services. For example, if the data subject withdraws
       authorisation for LISBON BOAT PARTY to process data that are strictly necessary for
       their participation in an event, and this makes their attendance logistically impossible,
       their booking may have to be cancelled.
     • Right to lodge a complaint: as mentioned in Section 11, the data subject always has
       the right to lodge a complaint regarding the processing of their personal data with the
       competent supervisory authority — in Portugal, the Comissão Nacional de Proteção de
       Dados (CNPD).
   • 8.4. In the event of any doubts regarding these rights or how to exercise them, the data
     subject may contact LISBON BOAT PARTY through the indicated email address
     (info@lisbonboatparty.com). LISBON BOAT PARTY shall provide the necessary
     clarifications and will follow up on the requests in accordance with the law.

9. Capture and Use of Image (Photography and Video)
   • 9.1. During events organised by LISBON BOAT PARTY, photographs and/or videos
     may be captured that include participants, for the purpose of recording and potentially
     disseminating the activities (for example, through publications on LISBON BOAT
     PARTY’s official social media pages or website, or in future promotional materials).
     However, the capture and use of any individual image of a participant shall only be
     carried out where that participant has given prior, free, specific and informed consent.
     LISBON BOAT PARTY or the designated photographers/videographers shall request such
     consent at the appropriate time (for example, through written authorisation obtained before
     or during the event).
   • 9.2. The refusal or failure to grant consent for image capture, as well as the subsequent
     withdrawal of previously given consent, shall in no way affect the data subject’s right to
     fully participate in the event. That is, no one shall be excluded from the event for
     choosing not to be photographed or filmed.
   • 9.3. Where a participant has initially given consent to be photographed/filmed but, at
     any time during the event, changes their mind, they have the right to object to the
     capture of images on an individual basis. In order to exercise this right, the participant
     must simply inform a member of the LISBON BOAT PARTY team or directly notify
     the photographers/videographers present of their decision. Likewise, even after the
     event, the participant may request LISBON BOAT PARTY to remove any specific
     photograph or video in which they appear in an identifiable manner and which has been
     published on LISBON BOAT PARTY’s communication channels. To make such a
     request, the participant must contact LISBON BOAT PARTY through the email
     indicated in Section 8.2, clearly identifying the content in question. LISBON BOAT
     PARTY shall make reasonable efforts to remove the content from its platforms
     following the request, without prejudice to the lawfulness of any processing carried out
     prior to the withdrawal of consent.
   • 9.4. The images captured during events may, in addition to internal use by LISBON
     BOAT PARTY, be shared on LISBON BOAT PARTY’s official social media pages or
     website, always in accordance with the consents obtained. LISBON BOAT PARTY
     shall take care to avoid publishing images that may compromise the privacy or dignity
     of participants. In any event, participants always retain the right to withdraw consent
     and/or request the removal of a specific image, under the terms set out above.

10. Security of Personal Data
    • 10.1. LISBON BOAT PARTY implements appropriate technical and organisational
      measures to protect personal data against destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorised
      disclosure or access, whether accidental or unlawful. Such measures are adopted taking
      into account the nature of the data concerned and the risks associated with the
      processing, whether arising from human action or from physical or natural factors.
    • 10.2. Within the scope of the website and electronic communications, LISBON BOAT
      PARTY uses security and encryption protocols – specifically, the website operates
      under the secure HTTPS/SSL protocol – to protect the transmission of data over the
      Internet, thereby ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of the information exchanged
      between the user’s device and the servers of LISBON BOAT PARTY’s service
      provider.
    • 10.3. LISBON BOAT PARTY also ensures that, internally, access to the personal data
      of users and participants is limited to those persons who effectively need to have access
      to such data in the performance of their functions (applying the “need-to-know”
      principle and the principle of least privilege). Employees and partners of LISBON
      BOAT PARTY with access to personal data are subject to confidentiality obligations
      and only process such data in accordance with LISBON BOAT PARTY’s instructions
      and to the extent necessary for the performance of their duties. Individual access
      credentials are used and, where appropriate, actions carried out within the systems are
      logged, in order to prevent unauthorised access or misuse of data.
    • 10.4. LISBON BOAT PARTY undertakes that, in the event of a security incident that
      seriously compromises personal data (for example, a security breach resulting in
      unauthorised access to personal data), it shall act promptly to mitigate its effects and,
      where applicable, shall notify the supervisory authority and the affected data subjects, in
      accordance with Articles 33 and 34 of the GDPR.

11. Supervisory Authority
    • If the data subject considers that the processing of their personal data by LISBON
      BOAT PARTY infringes the applicable data protection legislation, they have the right
      to lodge a complaint with the competent supervisory authority. In Portugal, the
      supervisory authority is the Comissão Nacional de Proteção de Dados (CNPD) (website:
      www.cnpd.pt). Lodging a complaint with the CNPD does not prejudice the data
      subject’s right to seek other administrative or judicial remedies.
12. Applicable Law and Jurisdiction
    • 12.1. This Privacy Policy, as well as the processing of personal data governed by it,
      shall be governed by Portuguese law, namely the GDPR and Law no. 58/2019, of August
      (the law implementing the GDPR in Portugal), as well as other applicable legal
      provisions.
    • 12.2. Any dispute arising from the interpretation or application of this Privacy Policy, or
      related to the personal data processing activities carried out by LISBON BOAT
      PARTY, which is not resolved amicably or through mediation by the CNPD, shall be
      submitted to the jurisdiction of the competent judicial courts of the District of Lisbon,
      without prejudice to any mandatory legal provisions attributing jurisdiction to another
      forum.

13. Final Provisions
    • 13.1. LISBON BOAT PARTY reserves the right to amend or update this Privacy
      Policy at any time, namely in order to adapt it to legislative or regulatory changes, or to
      changes in the operation of LISBON BOAT PARTY or in the functionalities of the
      website. Whenever a substantial update to this Policy is made, LISBON BOAT
      PARTY shall communicate such change through appropriate means (for example, by
      means of a notice on the website or by email notification to registered users), and the
      updated version shall be published on the website indicating the date of its entry into
      force.
    • 13.2. Users are advised to review this Privacy Policy periodically in order to remain
      informed about how LISBON BOAT PARTY protects their personal data.
      (Last updated: March 2026).

CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY

LISBON BOAT PARTY

This Cancellation and Refund Policy aims to establish, in a clear, rigorous and legally
consistent manner, the principles, criteria and procedures applicable to situations of
cancellation, non-attendance and potential reimbursement of amounts within the scope
of the services provided under the LISBON BOAT PARTY brand, in accordance with
the contractually defined terms and conditions.
The LISBON BOAT PARTY brand is operated by Lápis Ligeiro – Unipessoal Lda.,
with registered office at Travessa da Cara, No. 14, 2nd Left, Bairro Alto, 1200-089
Lisbon, corporate entity no. 515302996, as the promoting entity and commercial
intermediary of the events, and this Policy is developed with particular attention to the
specific nature of the services provided. Such services are characterised by their
punctual execution, by the prior and irreversible allocation of operational capacity and
by their dependence on technical, logistical and safety factors inherent to events carried
out in a river environment.
In this context, this Policy seeks to ensure transparency, predictability and balance in the
legal relationship established between LISBON BOAT PARTY and the Participants,
expressly clarifying the rights, duties and risks assumed by each of the parties.
Acceptance of this Policy implies the express acknowledgement, by the Participant, that
they have taken full knowledge of its content, fully understanding the scope of the rules
set out herein and agreeing to their application, in conjunction with the Terms and
Conditions of Use of LISBON BOAT PARTY. Such acceptance reflects a clear
understanding regarding the allocation of risks inherent to the provision of the service
and regarding the circumstances in which there may, exceptionally and under the terms
set out herein, be grounds for rescheduling, credit or refund.

1. Object and Framework
   • 1.1. This Cancellation and Refund Policy establishes the regime applicable to
     withdrawal, cancellation, non-attendance and possible non-performance of events
     promoted under the LISBON BOAT PARTY brand, and must be read and interpreted in
     conjunction with the Terms and Conditions of Use of the Platform, which shall prevail
     in the event of conflict. This Policy applies primarily to the purchase of individual
     tickets for Regular Events. Private Events may be subject to their own cancellation
     conditions, as defined in the commercial proposal or in the agreement entered into
     with the client.
   • 1.2. The promoted events qualify as leisure and entertainment services, of one-off performance
     and with a specific date or period of performance, involving the prior, exclusive and irreversible
     allocation of operational capacity, technical means and human resources.
2. General rule – non-refundability
   • 2.1. Unless expressly provided otherwise in this Policy, tickets purchased are non-
     refundable after confirmation of the booking, regardless of when the withdrawal,
     absence or impossibility of participation is communicated.
   • 2.2. Confirmation of the booking constitutes full acceptance that the amount paid
     corresponds to the reservation of operational capacity on a specific date, and is not
     dependent on the Participant’s effective enjoyment of the Event.
   • 2.3. The purchase of a ticket constitutes an individual reservation of operational
     capacity in an event with a specific date and time, involving the prior and
     irreversible allocation of logistical means, technical resources, crew and maritime
     licensing.
   • 2.4. For that reason, the amount paid corresponds to the right to participate in
     the specific Event and to the reservation of the respective capacity, and is not
     dependent on the participant’s effective enjoyment of the event.
   • 2.5. Consequently, the impossibility of participation attributable to the
     participant does not confer any right to refund, credit or rescheduling, unless
     expressly decided otherwise by the organisation.
3. Cancellation attributable to the Participant
   3.1. Principle
   • 3.1.1. Whenever the non-performance of the Event in relation to a given Participant is
     attributable to the Participant, there shall be no entitlement, under any circumstances, to
     refund, rescheduling or credit.
   • 3.2. Situations attributable to the Participant
     • 3.2.1. The following shall, in particular, be considered causes attributable to the
       Participant:
       • a) voluntary withdrawal, even if communicated in advance;
       • b) failure to attend at the Event location;
       • c) failure to present at the boarding location in due time before the indicated
         deadline;
       • d) delay preventing boarding before the departure of the vessel;
         e) error in the selection of the date, time or booking details;
       • f) breach of safety, conduct or sobriety rules;
       • g) refusal of access or exclusion for objective safety reasons;
       • h) impossibility of boarding resulting from a state of intoxication, consumption of
         substances or inappropriate behaviour;
       • i) refusal of access for safety reasons or due to non-compliance with event rules;
       • j) impossibility of participation resulting from personal, logistical or transport-
         related circumstances of the participant.
     • 3.2.2. In such cases, the booking shall be deemed definitively used, and there shall
       be no entitlement to any refund, credit or rescheduling.
     • 3.2.3. For the purposes of this article, refusal of boarding or exclusion from the Event
       based on a state of intoxication, excessive alcohol consumption, aggressive behaviour or
       any other conduct liable to compromise the safety of persons or property shall constitute
       a contractual breach attributable to the Participant and shall not be qualified as
       cancellation of the Event.
     • 3.2.4. Each participant is responsible for their behaviour during the event and for
       complying with the instructions given by the crew and the organisation.
     • 3.2.5. Whenever a participant suffers an accident as a result of their own
       negligent or imprudent behaviour, or causes a situation that requires the
       interruption or alteration of the event, such circumstance shall not give rise to any
       right to refund or to any financial compensation, either to the participant
       concerned or to the remaining participants.
   • 3.3. Check-in, boarding time and departure
     • 3.3.1. For operational and contractual purposes, a distinction is made between:
       • a) Check-in time, corresponding to the deadline for the Participant to present
         themselves at the indicated control point;
       • b) Departure time, corresponding to the moment the vessel departs.
     • 3.3.2. Unless expressly stated otherwise, check-in closes 15 (fifteen) minutes before
       the departure time.
     • 3.3.3. Failure of the Participant to attend at the check-in location before its closing
       shall constitute definitive withdrawal attributable to the Participant, not giving rise to
       any right to refund, rescheduling or credit, even if the vessel is still docked at the quay.
     • 3.3.4. The vessel shall depart at the scheduled time, and it shall not be possible to
       delay departure due to participant delays.
     • 3.3.5. A participant who presents themselves after the closing of check-in or who
       is unable to board before the departure of the vessel shall be considered to have
       withdrawn, and shall not be entitled to any refund, rescheduling or credit.
4. Weather conditions, safety and authority
   • 4.1. Technical assessment
     • 4.1.1. The assessment of weather conditions, safety and navigability shall fall
       exclusively within the competence of the organisation and the maritime operating entity,
       based on technical criteria and the guidelines of the competent authorities.
     • 4.1.2. The Participant’s subjective perception of weather conditions shall not be
       relevant for the purposes of cancellation or refund.
     • 4.1.3. Whenever an Event cannot take place on the initially scheduled date due to
       adverse weather conditions, restrictions imposed by competent authorities, safety
       reasons or other circumstances of force majeure, the organisation may proceed
       with the rescheduling of the Event to a new date, including, where operationally
       feasible, the immediately following day.
     • 4.1.4. If the participant is unable to attend on the new indicated date, they may
       opt for the use of a voucher of equivalent value, valid for participation in another
       event promoted by LISBON BOAT PARTY within a maximum period of 12
       (twelve) months, subject to availability.
     • 4.1.5. Rescheduling to a new date does not constitute cancellation of the Event,
       but merely a change of the date of performance for operational or safety reasons.
   • 4.2. Cancellation due to causes not attributable to the organisation
     • 4.2.1. There shall be no entitlement to refund when the Event is cancelled, rescheduled
       or altered as a result of:
       • a) adverse weather conditions;
       • b) decisions, orders or restrictions imposed by competent public authorities,
         namely maritime or port authorities;
       • c) objective safety reasons;
       • d) situations of force majeure.
     • 4.2.2. Whenever the event cannot take place or must be cancelled, interrupted or
       altered due to circumstances beyond the control of the organisation, the
       organisation of the maritime operator (Veltagus or a third-party company) may
       adopt the operational measures deemed appropriate for the management of the
       Event, namely in the following situations:
       • a) adverse weather conditions that compromise the safety of navigation;
       • b) decisions, orders or restrictions imposed by competent public authorities,
         including maritime, port or police authorities;
       • c) unexpected technical incidents in the vessel or in the equipment essential to
         the performance of the event;
       • d) operational safety reasons;
       • e) other situations qualifying as force majeure.
     • 4.2.3. In such circumstances, and whenever operationally possible, the organisation
       shall seek, as a priority, to offer the participant an alternative solution, which may
       consist of: In such circumstances, and whenever operationally possible, the
       organisation shall seek, as a priority, to offer the participant an alternative
       solution, which may consist of:
       • a) rescheduling the event to a new date; or
       • b) issuing a voucher of equivalent value to the amount paid, valid for future
         use in events promoted by LISBON BOAT PARTY.
   • 4.3. Medical Evacuation and Emergency Situations
     • 4.3.1. Whenever, during the event, a participant requires urgent medical assistance or a
       situation arises that may endanger the safety of persons on board, the organisation of the
       maritime operator (Veltagus or a third-party company) and the captain of the vessel may adopt the measures deemed necessary, including:
       • a) returning early to the quay;
       • b) interrupting the event;
       • c) requesting the intervention of emergency medical services or competent authorities.
       • a) returning early to the quay;
       • b) interrupting the event;
       • c) requesting the intervention of emergency medical services or competent authorities.
       • a) returning early to the quay;
       • b) interrupting the event;
       • c) requesting the intervention of emergency medical services or competent authorities.
       • a) returning early to the quay;
       • b) interrupting the event;
       • c) requesting the intervention of emergency medical services or competent authorities.
     • 4.3.2. Such measures are adopted exclusively for safety reasons and do not constitute
       cancellation of the event, and do not confer upon participants any right to refund or any
       financial compensation.
     • 4.3.3. If the situation results from the behaviour or condition of a specific participant, that
       participant may be held liable for the additional costs directly resulting from the necessary
       intervention.
     • 4.3.4. If an event is interrupted or altered as a result of a medical incident, accident or other
       emergency situation occurring on board, such circumstance shall be considered a necessary
       safety measure and shall not constitute cancellation of the event for refund purposes,
       provided that the event has already started and is taking place under normal operational conditions.
   • 4.4. Regime Applicable in Case of Force Majeure
     • 4.4.1. Whenever the performance of the Event is rendered impossible by circumstances of force majeure, beyond the will and control of the organisation (Veltagus or a third-party company) – including, but not limited to, adverse weather conditions, restrictions imposed by administrative or maritime authorities, or supervening operational safety reasons – the applicable solution shall, by default and depending on feasibility, consist of:
       • a) rescheduling the Event to a new date to be agreed between the parties; or
       • b) issuing a credit of an amount equivalent to the amount paid (voucher), valid for future use on a date to be chosen by the Participant, under the terms defined by LISBON BOAT PARTY.
       • 4.4.2. The assessment of weather conditions, navigability and operational safety
       • shall fall exclusively within the competence of the organisation and the vessel’s operating entity (Veltagus or a third-party company), taking into account technical
         criteria and the guidelines of the competent maritime authorities.
         4.4.3. If the participant does not respond or does not use the alternative made
         available within the period communicated by LISBON BOAT PARTY, they shall
         be deemed to have waived it, and no additional refund shall be due.
5. Cancellation Attributable to the Organisation
   • 5.1. Concept and Delimitation of Liability
     • 5.1.1. Cancellation attributable to the organisation shall be considered exclusively that
       which results from a serious internal failure of LISBON BOAT PARTY, without any
       justifiable external cause, namely unjustified unavailability of the vessel or a unilateral
       decision to cancel not based on operational, legal or force majeure reasons.
     • 5.1.2. Any cancellation resulting from causes beyond the organisation’s control shall
       not be considered attributable to the organisation, namely force majeure events, orders
       or restrictions imposed by public authorities, sudden unavailability of the crew for
       health or safety reasons, or adverse weather conditions.
     • 5.2. Compensation Regime
       • 5.2.1. Whenever the cancellation of the Event is directly and exclusively attributable to
         the organisation, the Participant shall be entitled, at their choice, to:
         • a) rescheduling of the Event to a date to be defined by mutual agreement; or
         • b) full refund of the amount paid, to be made using the same payment method used
           for the booking, unless technically impossible.
       • 5.2.2. In such circumstances, the refund shall be made without any deduction of
         administrative fees, processing commissions or other charges, unless expressly
         permitted by applicable law.
6. On-board Safety and Authority of the Captain
   • 6.1. By virtue of maritime safety rules, the captain of the vessel and the crew
     have the authority to adopt all measures necessary to safeguard the safety of
     passengers, crew and vessel.
   • 6.2. Within this scope, they may:
     • a) refuse boarding to participants in a state of intoxication or with
       inappropriate behaviour
     • b) determine the exclusion of a participant during the event;
     • c) interrupt or alter the route of the trip;
     • d) return to the quay before the scheduled time.
   • 6.3. These decisions may occur, namely, in situations such as:
     • a) imprudent or dangerous behaviour by participants;
     • b) attempt to access restricted areas of the vessel;
     • c) climbing onto vessel structures (masts, technical equipment or similar);
     • d) fall or accident involving a participant;
     • e) voluntary entry of a participant into the water;
     • f) aggressive behaviour or conduct that compromises collective safety.
   • 6.4. The adoption of any of these measures shall not constitute cancellation of
     the event and shall not confer upon participants any right to refund, compensation
     or rescheduling.
7. Third-Party Services and Afterparty
   • 7.1. Exclusion of Liability for External Services
     • 7.1.1. Where the Event includes, on an ancillary or promotional basis, access to
       physical venues, activities or services provided by legally autonomous third parties
       (such as afterparties, nightclubs, bars, restaurants, transport services, among others),
       refusal of entry of the Participant to such venues, interruption or unavailability of such
       services – for reasons attributable to the external provider – shall not confer upon the
       Participant any right to refund, compensation or rescheduling by LISBON BOAT
       PARTY, the conditions applicable to the main Event carried out on board remaining
       fully valid.
     • 7.1.2. In such cases, LISBON BOAT PARTY acts solely as a promoter or facilitator
       of access, not being a party to the contract between the Participant and the external
       service provider, nor being liable for any failures, unavailability or refusal of access due
       to non-compliance with legal requirements (minimum age, dress code, maximum
       capacity, state of sobriety, among others).
8. Complaints Relating to Commercial Communication
   • 8.1. Any complaints related to advertising, promotional campaigns or
     commercial communications associated with the event shall not constitute valid
     grounds for cancellation or refund of the booking, as they do not affect the
     performance of the contracted service.
9. Exclusion of the Right of Withdrawal
   • 9.1. Pursuant to subparagraph k) of paragraph 1 of Article 17 of Decree-Law no.
     24/2014, of 14 February, the Participant acknowledges that the right of withdrawal is
     not applicable, as this concerns the provision of leisure and entertainment services with
     a specific date or period of performance.
10. Final and Non-Negotiable Nature
    • 10.1. Decisions adopted by the organisation under this Policy are final and not subject
      to individual negotiation or case-by-case derogation, without prejudice to solutions of
      mere courtesy, granted on an exceptional and discretionary basis, which shall not
      constitute a precedent or recognition of any right.
11. Applicable Law and Jurisdiction
    • 11.1. This Policy shall be governed by Portuguese law and forms an integral part of
      the Terms and Conditions of Use of the LISBON BOAT PARTY Platform.
12. Alternative Dispute Resolution and Complaints
    • 12.1. Pursuant to Law no. 144/2015, of 8 September, the Participant may resort to the Lisbon Consumer Conflict Arbitration Centre (CACCL), headquartered in Lisbon and available at www.centroarbitragemlisboa.pt, for the alternative resolution of consumer disputes.
    • 12.2. he Participant may also submit a complaint through the Electronic Complaints Book, available at www.livroreclamacoes.pt, pursuant to Decree-Law no. 156/2005, of 15 September, as amended.

Last update of the Policy: March 2026.

Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how LISBON BOAT PARTY uses cookies on its website,
as well as the options available to users regarding their use.

By accessing or using the LISBON BOAT PARTY website, the user may be requested
to consent to the use of certain cookies, in accordance with applicable legislation,
namely Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (General Data Protection Regulation – GDPR) and
the ePrivacy Directive, as transposed into Portuguese law by Law no. 41/2004, of 18
August.

This policy describes the types of cookies used, the purposes of their use and the means
available for their management or deactivation.

This website may also contain links – namely for sharing on social networks – to other
websites or applications including, for example, those operated by regular partners such
as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube or Google. If the user accesses any of those
sites through such links, they should be aware that the respective Cookie Policies are the
sole responsibility of the entities managing them. For this reason, the user should read
the Cookie Policies of those other platforms or applications before using them.

1. Understanding Cookies
   Cookies are small text files containing relevant information, which your access device
   (computer, mobile phone/smartphone or tablet) stores, through the internet browser,
   when a website is visited by the user.
   These files enable the website to recognise the user’s device on future visits,
   remember certain preferences and collect information on how the website is used.
   Cookies may perform various functions, including:
   ● ensuring the proper technical functioning of the website;
   ● improving the browsing experience;
   ● enabling statistical analysis of website usage;
   ● displaying content or advertising more relevant to the user.
   As a general rule, cookies do not allow the direct identification of the user, being
   mainly used to recognise devices or usage patterns.
   The placement of cookies will not only help the website recognise the user’s device the
   next time they visit, but will often also be essential for its proper functioning.

Cookies used by LISBON BOAT PARTY never collect personal information that
would allow the user to be identified. They only store generic information, namely the
form or location/country of access and how users use the website, among others.
Cookies retain only information related to user preferences.
The user may, at any time and through their internet browser, choose to be notified of
the receipt of cookies. However, it should be noted that refusing the use of cookies on
the website will reduce the quality of the digital experience and may even result in the
impossibility of accessing certain pages of the website.

2. Functionality of Cookies
   In general, cookies are used to improve the user’s browsing experience, increasing the
   speed and quality of the website’s response. They also eliminate the need for the user to
   repeatedly enter the same information and help determine whether advertising messages
   displayed to the user are relevant and tailored to their interests, thereby improving the
   usefulness and relevance of the digital experience when browsing our website.
   • LISBON BOAT PARTY uses cookies for various purposes, namely:
     • a) ensuring the technical functioning of the website;
     • b) enabling navigation and use of website functionalities;
     • c) analysing website performance and usage;
     • d) improving content and user experience;
     • e) managing and measuring online advertising campaigns;
     • f) enabling the display of relevant advertising to users.
   • For these purposes, LISBON BOAT PARTY may use its own technological tools or
     those provided by third parties specialising in digital analytics and advertising.
     Such tools may include, in particular:
     • a) Google Analytics – for statistical analysis of website usage;
     • b) Google Ads – for management and measurement of advertising campaigns;
     • c) Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) – for targeted advertising and
       remarketing;
     • d) TikTok Ads – for promotional campaigns and analysis of interaction with
       content;
     • e) Google Tag Manager – for technical management of scripts and tracking
       tags;
     • f) Turitop – booking and ticketing management platform used by LISBON
       BOAT PARTY.
   • These platforms may use cookies, tracking pixels or similar technologies to collect
     information about user interaction with the website.
     Different Types of Cookies:
     Each cookie used has a specific function and duration, as explained below.
     • 2.1 By Function:
       • 2.1.1. Essential Cookies: Some cookies are essential for browsing the website. Without
         them, the correct display of certain pages may be compromised. These cookies do not
         require prior user consent.
       • 2.1.2. Functionality Cookies: These cookies enable the website to provide enhanced
         functionality and personalisation by remembering choices made by the user (such as
         preferred language or geographical location). For example, cookies prevent the need to re-enter your name or email address each time you send a message or submit a booking request through one of our forms. The information collected by these cookies is anonymised and cannot track browsing activity on other websites.
       • 2.1.3. Analytical Cookies: These cookies are used to analyse how users interact with
         the website, allowing the identification of content or services that may be of interest and monitoring website performance, including identifying the most popular pages, the most effective navigation paths between pages, or the reasons why certain pages generate error messages or receive no visits.
         They may, for example, analyse the most visited pages, the average time spent on the
         website, the source of traffic and any technical errors in website operation. This
         information is used exclusively to improve the performance and functioning of the
         website.
         These cookies are used solely for statistical purposes and never collect personal
         data capable of identifying the user. All information collected by these cookies is
         aggregated into non-personal indicators and is therefore anonymous.
       • 2.1.4. Third-Party Cookies: These are cookies from external entities (third parties),
         namely Google and the social networks mentioned above, used to tailor advertising
         according to each user’s interests and the number of visits made, and also to limit the
         number of times an advertisement is displayed.

Some cookies used on the website may be placed by third parties providing
technological, analytical or advertising services to LISBON BOAT PARTY. These
entities may collect information about the use of the website and combine it with other
information collected from other services used by the user.
The use of these cookies is subject to the respective privacy and cookie policies of the
entities that provide them. These cookies also help measure the effectiveness of
advertisements. They may be used by third-party companies to build a profile of the
user’s interests in order to display relevant LISBON BOAT PARTY advertising on
those websites. In such cases, no personal information is stored, as these cookies only identify the
browser and internet-connected device used.
Services that may use these cookies include

 Google Ads
 Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram)
 TikTok Ads

These platforms may use technologies such as tracking pixels or digital identifiers
that allow the recording of certain interactions with the website.
2.2 By Duration:
2.2.1. Persistent Cookies: These remain stored on the user’s access devices (computer,
mobile phone/smartphone or tablet), at the browser level, and are used whenever the
user revisits the website.
2.2.2. Session Cookies: These are temporary and generated in each session, remaining
available until the session is closed. The next time the user accesses their browser, these
cookies will no longer be stored. The information obtained through these cookies allows
session management, identification of potential issues and the provision of a better
browsing experience.

3. Should I Accept the Use of Cookies?
   In compliance with current legislation, with the exception of strictly necessary cookies
   and performance cookies, this website may only use any other cookies upon the user’s
   prior and express consent.
   It is important to note that the use of cookies is essential for the proper functioning of
   the website as a whole, and their acceptance is therefore recommended.
4. Cookie Management and Deactivation
   By using the LISBON BOAT PARTY website, the user consents to the use of cookies in
   accordance with this Policy.

However, after authorising the use of cookies, the user may at any time reverse their
decision by disabling some or all of the cookies referred to above.

Most browsers allow control over cookies stored on the user’s device, as well as their
immediate deletion, should the user wish to stop allowing local storage of cookies.

Users may always configure their devices and browsers to accept all or only some
cookies, to notify them whenever a cookie is issued, or even to never receive cookies.
For information on cookies, users should consult the instructions and manuals of each
browser used. For further information on cookies and their use, please consult the
following links:
 Microsoft Cookies guide
 All About Cookies

It should be noted, however, that disabling certain cookies may affect the functioning of
the website or limit some of its functionalities.

5. Cookies in Newsletters
   Electronic communications sent by LISBON BOAT PARTY may contain small files or
   invisible images that allow the determination of whether a message has been opened or
   whether certain links have been used.
   These technologies are used exclusively for statistical purposes and to improve
   communications. The user may, at any time, unsubscribe from promotional
   communications by using the unsubscribe option available in each message sent.
6. Changes to the Cookie Policy
   LISBON BOAT PARTY reserves the right to make changes or updates to this Cookie
   Policy at any time, and such changes shall be duly updated on the website.
   Users are advised to consult this policy regularly in order to stay informed of any
   changes.
7. Cookie Inventory
   The following table presents examples of the main cookies that may be used on the
   LISBON BOAT PARTY website for technical, statistical and digital marketing
   purposes. It should be noted that certain cookies may be installed or modified by third-
   party services used on the website, and this list may therefore be updated periodically.

The list of cookies presented in this inventory is for informational purposes only and
may be updated periodically depending on the technological tools used on the website.