CHILDREN RATES
Ages
Discounts
0 - 2 years 90%
2 - 8 years 75%
8 - 12 years 50%

These discounts are applicable only if the child shares a bed with his/her parents or relatives.

The other alternative rates for children occupying a bed are:

In a double cabin:
1 Child and 1 Adult the child will always pay 50%, regardless of age.
2 Children the first child is charged as an adult and the second child pays 50%.
2 Children and 1 Adult the adult pays the adult fare and each child is charged according to age.
In a triple cabin:
2 Children and 1 Adult the adult pays the adult fare and each child pays 50%
2 Adults and 1 Child each adult pays the adult fare and the child pays 50%.
3 Children one child is charged as adult fare and the other two pay 50%.

PAYMENTS

1.- To guarantee a reservation, a US$ 200 deposit per passenger is required
2.-The balance must be paid for 45 days before the cruise departure date.
3.- Accepted forms of payment are:

Cash
Check in the name of Transports Maritimes Terra Australis S.A.
Credit Card: Visa, MasterCard, Diner's, and American Express
Electronic Wire Transfer

Information
Bank AllFirst Bank
Count 970208873
A.B.A. 052000113
Beneficiary TRANSPORTES MARITIMOS TERRA AUSTRALIS S.A.
Reference Free of charge for the beneficiary
Addres Baltimore Maryland 21201. USA

POLITICAL OF CANCELLATION

The following fine will apply in case of cancellation of reservations as soon as Cruceros Australis receives written notice of cancellation.

From the day of reservation until 45 days before the sailing:

200 Dollars per person. Deposit is not refundable.

From 44 to 30 days before departure: 25% of sales value.

From 29 to 15 days before departure: 50% of sales value.

From 14 to 00 days before departure: 100% of sales value.

GENERAL CONDITIONS

CONDITION OF PASSENGERS CONTRACT Transports Maritimes Terra Australis S.A.

1.- The passenger ticket contains and specifies the passenger contract between Transports Maritimes Terra Australis S.A., hereinafter call "the Company". The passenger contract, as indicated on the ticket, is governed by the rules and regulations of the Business Code, book III, of the Republic of Chile. The passenger must carry with him the ticket issued throughout the trip and shown each time required by Transports Maritimes Terra Australis S.A. and/or the maritime authorities at boarding, during the trip and at disembarkation.

2.- The ticket is valid only for the ship, trip and passenger to whom issued. Therefore should a passenger not make use of its rights to postpone or cancel the trip and does not board the ship, loses all rights to same.

3.- The ticket once issued, carries the passenger's name and may not be transferred to another party without the previous and written consent of Transports Maritimes Terra Australis S.A.

4.- If a passenger wishes to postpone the trip indicated on the ticket, changing it to a future date, he must issue a request to the Company not less than 30 days in advance to departure date. A fee of US$100 will apply. Cruceros Australis may accept postponements within 30 days of departure date with a penalty of 50% of the fare paid. Other than circumstances indicated above, the passenger does not have any other right to postpone his trip.

5.- Cancellation penalties: Should a passenger cancel his trip, Transports Maritimes Terra Australis S.A. will refund the net value, part of the net value or may not refund any amount, depending on the length of time Transports Maritimes Terra Australis S.A. learns of the passengers decision and is notified in writing of such. The following penalties will apply:

- Cancellation up to 45 days in advance: US$200 per passenger
- Cancellation 44 to 30 days in advance: 75% of the refund
- Cancellation 29 to 15 days in advance: 50% of the refund
- Cancellation 14 to 00 days in advance: No refund


6.- It is strictly forbidden for passengers to carry with them or in their cabins, firearms, dangerous objects or explosives contained within the regulations of the Laws of Arms Control. Passengers will be made responsible for any damage or claims against Transports Maritimes Terra Australis S.A., its dependents or agents, as a consequence of passengers bearing or attempting to bear the aforementioned items.

7.- Passengers who disembark on their own or interrupt their trip at intermediate ports, must bear all expenses while on land, as well as expenses in boarding and embarkation taxes, if any. If a passenger fails to return to the ship by the posted hour of departure, at the embarkation port or at any of the other stops in which he has disembarked voluntarily, the captain may sail and the passenger may not demand restitution of the fare paid, nor any other compensation or indemnity from the Company.

8.- The Company reserves the right to refuse boarding any passenger showing illness, being it mental or otherwise. If a passenger is known to have or is discovered to have during the trip mental illness or any other illness or impairment, and at the Captain's discretion is found to be unable to continue the trip or may hinder the health and security or well being of the rest of the passengers, may be disembarked at any intermediate port, before reaching his final destination and may be forced to stay at said port and secure transportation to his final destination, on his own and at his expense.
Not included in the fare is the consumption of alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks at the bars or any purchases at the ship’s store. Optional tours are not included in the fare. Passengers must pay for all items not included in the fare, at the rates posted on board, in cash.

9.- Each cabin holds a security box, equipped with a single key handed to the passenger, in which he should keep, under his sole responsibility, money, jewelry and any other valuables he wishes to carry on board. Due to this, Transports Maritimes Terra Australis S.A. will not be responsible for any damages the passenger may suffer as a consequence of loss, for whatever cause and/or amount, of money, jewelry and valuables.
Pets are not allowed on board.

10.- Passengers must comply with all the rules and regulations posted by the Company in regards to the transportation of passengers and their luggage, as well as the instructions from the Captains on board and they will be denied access to restricted areas.
The Company may cancel de departure of the ship in case of force majeure or an Act of God, in which case the passengers may not claim refund of amounts paid or any kind of indemnity. In the event of a delay in the departure or arrival of the ship, for causes in which the Company is not responsible, the passenger will be entitled to free lodging and meals, with no additional payment. If the trip should be permanently interrupted and is due to force majeure or an Act of God, the passenger must pay the proportionate amount for the length of trip completed, without any further indemnity.

11.- The ship may sail on any route, get in or out of any port with or without pilots or towing, it can tow or be town and may assist other ships in any kind of situations, arrive or return to port, deviate or stop at any port in any sequence, whether they are or not in sequence, or in the direct course or usual course of the trip and, if obliged due to quarantine or other government or municipal restrictions or by force majeure, it may, notwithstanding any other right or remedy inferred by these conditions, omit any stop at the ports indicated in the itinerary, without any responsibility for any consequence derived from said deviation or omission.

12.- The date and hour of departure stated in the passenger ticket is tentative. The passenger must reconfirm the departure 48 hours in advance. Transports Maritimes Terra Australis S.A. will not be held responsible for any delay in the departure of the ship if caused by force majeure or an Act of God.

13.- When the total trip, a portion of it or other services as detailed on the ticket are provided by means other than the Company, upon issuance of the ticket the Company contracts for said services acting as agent of the person, company or entity providing same. As such, all contracts entered by the Company as agent are subject to the rules and regulations of these persons, companies or entities.

14.- In addition to any other right or remedy granted by these conditions, the Company is free to cancel all its obligations derived from the passenger contract, without contracting the obligation to refund amounts due to indemnity for claims and damages to the passenger in case of force majeure or Acts of God.

15.- Notwithstanding the designation of the port of destination on the ticket, in the event that, by order or request of any competent authority or one deemed as competent to issue such an order or request, or given the terms of the ship's insurance against risks of war, should it be, for any reason, deviated to any port not being the one designated in the ticket as the port of destination, the responsibility of the Company, by virtue of this contract, ends the moment the ship arrives at the port to which it has been deviated.

16.- The ship is free to comply with any order or institutions regarding cargo, departures, routes, intermediate ports, interruptions, transshipments, off loading, arrivals at destination or any others that may be issued by competent authorities. In the event that the Company is precluded, by reason of said orders, to disembark passenger's at the port of destination shown in the ticket, the Company has the right to disembark them at any other port in which the ship is stopping (whether said port is before or after the port of destination) and the passenger's contract included in the ticket will be considered met and fully executed in the prescribed manner and the responsibilities of the Company will cease at that moment. The Company will not be forced to refund the passenger the total or partial value of the fare nor be responsible to pay or handle the passenger's return to its destination, nor refund any expenditures the passenger may incur while on land while awaiting the continuance of his trip to destination, or for any other reason.

18.- Any dispute between the passenger and the Company, shall be governed by the rules and regulations of the Business Code, Book III, of the Republic of Chile.