Being On The Water<\/h4>\n

River Time, our inspiration for the name of our floating boat, is a concept often used by Dave Peck, one of our fearless captains. It is a phenomenon that is almost a law of nature. You cannot control everything when you are on the water. There will be eventualities that cannot be managed, and will mean that you may not get to your destination at the exact time you planned. Part of the magic of being on the water, on a boat, is accepting this as reality, relaxing about it, and letting go.<\/p>\n

So add some buffer time into your planning. Don\u2019t let the need to rush off to the next thing steal the magic from your cruise experience.<\/p>\n

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Us!<\/h4>\n

What makes us special, you ask? Well, we just are!<\/p>\n

And, we will work to make sure you have the best, most relaxing, most enjoyable, most fun, most informative, most surprising, most interesting \u2013 whichever of these float your boat \u2013 cruise experience possible. We will work to have you fall in love with the river and with us, so that we see you again and again.<\/p>\n

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Policies –<\/h4>\n

\u201cWhat happens if I can\u2019t make the cruise for which I bought tickets?\u201d (our more formal language comes from our 4th grade teacher. She taught definitively that you may never end a sentence with a preposition! Now we are hearing that that is no longer true – sigh – what to unlearn next?!?!?)<\/h4>\n

Back to the actual answer to the question – We will be more than fair to you, and we know how life happens. If you can\u2019t make your scheduled public cruise, just call and let us know, we\u2019ll work it out with you. Refund? Credit towards a future cruise? We\u2019ll figure out the best way to go.<\/p>\n

For Private Charters, same thing. We know how life happens when you are making plans. We will be more than fair to you, and will work to make your event an eventual floating reality. As we get closer and closer to the cruise date (2 weeks), though, refunding the deposit won\u2019t be an option due solely because we may have turned other business away from that time slot. This is hard for us to do – but that\u2019s the whole reason for the deposit in the first place, right? You understand, right?<\/p>\n

\u201cWhat happens if the cruise is cancelled?”<\/h4>\n

The Captain is the captain is the captain. This is his floating boat and when we are on it, he is responsible for our safety \u2013 lock, stock, and barrel. His word is law, and we bow and say \u2018Yes, Captain\u2019 at every opportunity. It\u2019s his call if the weather is too nasty to go out, or if it really isn\u2019t ok to go out with that one engine smoking like that (Oh, you\u2019re still reading?!). We will let you know as soon as we know via email, we\u2019ll apologize profusely, and who knows? We might invite you out to sit on the boat at our lovely dock with us, and will make sure you have a brand new ticket for a future cruise not hindered by these unfortunate events.<\/p>\n

Policies without the humor, or at least what we thought was humor:<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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