Croatia Moto Adventure (“CMA”) is a brand and trading name of Apex Quest d.o.o., OIB: 37965685026, with registered office at Šižgorićeva 7, Split, Croatia, and office address at Šibenska 7, Split, Croatia.
Contact details:
Mobile: +385 91 592 4767
Email: [email protected]
Website: croatiamotoadventure.com
These Terms & Conditions form an inseparable part of the rental agreement, booking confirmation, quotation, tour offer, reservation voucher, and any other written agreement between CMA and the customer.

For the purpose of these Terms:
• CMA means Croatia Moto Adventure / Apex Quest d.o.o.
• Renter means the person named in the rental agreement as the responsible renter.
• Authorized Rider means the person authorised by CMA to ride the motorcycle.
• Rental Agreement means the signed agreement covering motorcycle rental and related services.
• Tour Agreement means the written agreement, quote, offer, or booking confirmation for a guided or self-guided tour.
• Reservation Deposit means the booking confirmation payment paid to secure a booking.
• Remaining Balance means the part of the agreed rental or tour price not yet paid.
• Security Deposit / Damage Deposit means the card pre-authorisation or charge used to secure the renter’s liability for damage, loss, missing items, excess, fines, administrative charges, or breach of contract.
• Motorcycle means the rented motorcycle and all supplied keys, documents, luggage systems, accessories, navigation units, and any other CMA equipment supplied with it.

By signing a rental agreement, tour agreement, hand-over form, or by paying a reservation deposit, the customer confirms that he/she has read, understood, and accepted these Terms & Conditions.
No rental or tour booking is binding for CMA until confirmed by CMA in writing.

These Terms apply to:
• motorcycle rental services;
• guided and self-guided motorcycle tours;
• motorcycle delivery and collection services;
• additional equipment and optional extras;
• any other related service provided by CMA.
Where a specific written offer or tour program contains terms different from these general Terms, the specific written offer shall prevail for that booking.

To rent and ride a motorcycle from CMA, each rider must:
• be at least 24 years old;
• hold a full and valid A category motorcycle licence for at least 2 years;
• present a valid passport or ID and a valid driving licence before hand-over;
• be physically and mentally fit to ride;
• not be under the influence of alcohol, drugs, medication, fatigue, or any other condition impairing safe riding;
• not have any current driving ban, disqualification, or licence suspension.
CMA reserves the right to refuse hand-over if, in CMA’s reasonable opinion, the rider does not meet the above requirements or appears unfit to ride safely.

6.1 Reservation Deposit
A reservation is confirmed only once CMA has received the required Reservation Deposit within the validity period stated in the offer.
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Reservation Deposit is 30% of the total rental or tour price.
If the Reservation Deposit is not received by the expiry date of the offer, CMA may release the motorcycle or tour space without further notice.

6.2 Long Rentals and Group Bookings
For rentals longer than 14 days and for group bookings, payment is made in three stages unless otherwise agreed in writing:
• 30% upon reservation confirmation;
• 30% at least 30 days before the start date;
• the remaining balance at hand-over or as specified in the written offer.

6.3 Booking Accuracy
The customer is responsible for checking the booking confirmation and notifying CMA without delay of any mistake regarding dates, rider details, selected motorcycle, optional extras, or route/tour services.

CMA will make every reasonable effort to provide the confirmed motorcycle model.
However, due to mechanical failure, damage, theft, delayed return, force majeure, or any other event outside CMA’s reasonable control, CMA may need to substitute the confirmed motorcycle.
In such case, CMA may provide:
• the same motorcycle model;
• a motorcycle of similar category;
• a motorcycle of a higher category at no additional charge.
If no suitable replacement is available, CMA may offer a different available motorcycle, reschedule the booking, or refund the amounts paid for the unavailable part of the service.
Photographs and descriptions on the website or in promotional material are illustrative and do not guarantee the exact individual unit.
CMA may also source the motorcycle from a contractual partner or supplier under the same agreed rental conditions. The original rental agreement remains valid provided the replacement motorcycle is of the same or higher category.

The rental period is the period stated in the rental agreement.
The daily rental rate is calculated on a 24-hour basis.
The renter must return the motorcycle at the agreed date, time, and location stated in the rental agreement.

8.1 Late Return
If the motorcycle is returned late without prior written agreement from CMA, CMA may charge:
• up to 59 minutes late: no charge;
• 60 to 180 minutes late: reasonable late return fee;
• more than 180 minutes late: up to one additional rental day.
If the delay causes loss, operational disruption, customer compensation, or delivery issues for a following booking, the renter remains responsible for the resulting direct costs.

8.2 Early Return
No refund is due for unused rental days, unused tour days, late arrival, early departure, weather conditions, illness, missed flights, border delays, or any other interruption once the rental or tour has commenced, unless CMA expressly agrees otherwise in writing.

Unless otherwise stated in writing, the rental rate includes:
• use of the motorcycle for the agreed rental period;
• third-party liability insurance as required by law;
• the insurance coverage expressly stated in the rental agreement;
• standard wear and tear, except abusive or negligent wear;
• 24-hour support contact.

9.1 Mileage
For rentals shorter than 7 days, the included mileage is 350 km per rental day, calculated cumulatively over the rental period.
Each kilometer above the included mileage is charged at €0.40 per km, unless otherwise agreed in writing.
For rentals of 7 days or longer, mileage is unlimited, unless specifically stated otherwise in the written offer.

9.2 Fuel and Fluids
The renter is responsible for fuel and engine oil top-ups during the rental period.
The motorcycle must be returned with the fuel level agreed at hand-over. If not, CMA may charge the missing fuel plus a reasonable refuelling/administration fee.

9.3 Tires
Normal tire wear from standard road use is included. Tire punctures, curb damage, burnout damage, flat-spotting, abnormal wear, and damage caused by misuse, neglect, unsuitable roads, or improper riding technique are the renter’s responsibility.

Unless otherwise stated in writing:
• the Reservation Deposit is payable at booking confirmation;
• the Remaining Balance must be paid before the rental or tour starts, or at motorcycle hand-over if so agreed;
• CMA may refuse hand-over or tour participation until all amounts due are paid.
CMA may request payment by bank transfer, payment link, card, or other approved payment method.
The customer is responsible for all bank charges, currency conversion costs, and payment processing costs not expressly included in CMA’s written offer.

All renters must provide a valid credit card in the renter’s name with sufficient available limit to cover the agreed rental charges and the Security Deposit / Damage Deposit.
The amount of the Security Deposit / Damage Deposit depends on the motorcycle model and will be stated in the rental agreement, quote, offer, or hand-over form.
CMA may pre-authorise or charge the Security Deposit at or before hand-over.
If the motorcycle is returned on time, in accordance with the agreement, without damage, missing parts, unpaid charges, penalties, or claims, the unused portion of the Security Deposit will be released or refunded in accordance with the card issuer’s procedures.
Banking or card-provider release timing is outside CMA’s control.

At hand-over, CMA and the renter will inspect the motorcycle and record its general condition, visible damage, mileage, fuel level, tires, keys, documents, and supplied accessories.
By accepting hand-over, the renter confirms that the motorcycle appears roadworthy, clean, and suitable for the agreed use, except for any defects recorded in writing.
The renter must return the motorcycle:
• in substantially the same condition as received, excluding normal wear and tear from proper road use;
• with all supplied keys, documents, luggage, accessories, and equipment;
• at the agreed location, date, and time.

12.1 Cleaning
Standard road-use dirt is acceptable. If the motorcycle is returned excessively dirty, heavily soiled, with abnormal contamination, or in a condition preventing proper inspection, CMA may charge a reasonable cleaning fee.

12.2 Missing Items
The renter is responsible for all missing keys, documents, tools, accessories, navigation units, helmets, luggage systems, and other supplied items.

The renter and rider must at all times:
• use the motorcycle with reasonable care and skill;
• comply with all traffic, border, customs, visa, passport, toll, and other legal requirements;
• use the correct fuel and approved consumables;
• secure the motorcycle properly when unattended;
• keep the keys under personal control at all times;
• take reasonable measures to protect the motorcycle from foreseeable damage, including theft, vandalism, flooding, hail where avoidable, and unsafe parking;
• stop riding immediately if warning lights, severe vibration, handling issues, puncture risk, oil loss, coolant loss, or other serious mechanical symptoms appear;
• inform CMA without delay of any defect, warning light, accident, theft, damage, loss, seizure, or breakdown.
For rentals longer than 7 days or 2,000 km, the rider must perform reasonable routine checks approximately every 500 km, including oil level, coolant level where visible, tire pressure, and chain condition where applicable.
No person other than an authorised rider named in the agreement may ride the motorcycle.

The motorcycle must not be used:
• by any unauthorised rider;
• for any illegal purpose;
• under the influence of alcohol, drugs, intoxicants, or impairing medication;
• for racing, timing, competition, stunt riding, burnouts, wheelies, or speed testing;
• for rider training or teaching others to ride;
• on racetracks, closed circuits, or drag strips;
• off-road, on unsealed terrain, forest roads, gravel routes, trails, beaches, riverbeds, or other non-permitted surfaces unless expressly approved in writing by CMA;
• for carrying fare-paying passengers or commercial transport;
• in an overloaded condition;
• outside the countries approved by CMA;
• in a manner that may reasonably be considered abusive, dangerous, negligent, or inconsistent with normal road use.
Any use in breach of this section is a material breach of contract.

The motorcycle may only be ridden in the countries approved by CMA in writing.
The customer is responsible for informing CMA before the rental starts of all intended countries of travel.
CMA may restrict travel to certain countries, regions, islands, ferries, or border zones due to insurance, theft risk, political conditions, road conditions, or operational reasons.
The renter is fully responsible for all consequences arising from travel into unauthorised territories, including uninsured loss, seizure, delay, impoundment, or refusal of assistance.

16.1 Insurance
All motorcycles are insured as stated in the rental agreement and in accordance with the applicable insurance policy.
The exact scope of insurance cover, limitations, and excess may vary depending on the motorcycle, territory, and insurer.

16.2 Personal Insurance
Each rider must have adequate personal accident, health, travel, and medical insurance valid for Croatia and for all countries in which the rider intends to travel.
CMA strongly recommends trip cancellation and travel interruption insurance.

16.3 Renter Liability
Unless otherwise required by mandatory law, the renter is liable for:
• damage to the motorcycle;
• damage caused to accessories or supplied equipment;
• loss of keys, documents, or parts;
• theft or attempted theft;
• recovery, transport, storage, immobilisation, or inspection costs;
• administrative costs;
• all losses caused by breach of these Terms.
Where insurance applies, the renter remains liable at least up to the applicable excess / security deposit amount and for all uninsured losses.

16.4 Full Liability Cases
The renter may become liable for the full amount of the loss or damage, and not only the excess, if the loss, damage, theft, or claim arises in connection with:
• use by an unauthorised rider;
• alcohol, drugs, or other impairment;
• off-road use, racetrack use, stunt riding, burnouts, wheelies, or other prohibited use;
• gross negligence, reckless riding, or deliberate misuse;
• failure to secure the motorcycle or keys properly;
• failure to report an accident, damage, theft, or breakdown without delay;
• false, incomplete, or misleading information given to CMA or authorities;
• riding outside approved countries or in breach of insurance conditions;
• continuing to ride after a defect, warning signal, or accident, thereby increasing the damage.

CMA will make reasonable efforts to provide a motorcycle that is roadworthy at hand-over and maintained to an appropriate operational standard.
If a mechanical defect occurs that is not caused by the renter, CMA will use reasonable efforts to assist, advise, arrange roadside support where available, organise repair, or provide a replacement motorcycle where reasonably possible.
However:
• CMA does not guarantee an identical replacement motorcycle;
• CMA shall not be liable for rider or passenger injury except to the extent caused by CMA’s negligence or by liability that cannot be excluded under applicable law.
• CMA is not responsible for hotel costs, missed ferries, missed flights, missed reservations, lost riding time, lost enjoyment, loss of profit, or other indirect or consequential losses;
• CMA is not liable for weather, road closures, police action, border delays, ferry disruption, acts of third parties, or events beyond CMA’s reasonable control.
Nothing in these Terms excludes liability where such exclusion is not permitted by applicable law.

In the event of accident, theft, attempted theft, vandalism, fire, loss, seizure, or breakdown, the renter must:
1. inform CMA immediately or as soon as reasonably possible;
2. take reasonable steps to prevent further damage;
3. not admit liability to any third party;
4. obtain names, contacts, registration details, and evidence where possible;
5. call the police immediately where legally required, where third parties are involved, where anyone is injured, where there is disagreement, or where theft/vandalism is involved;
6. provide CMA with photographs, location, and a written description as soon as possible;
7. provide copies of any police report, accident form, statement, fine, or official document without delay.
The renter must not authorise repairs without CMA’s prior approval, except where emergency measures are reasonably necessary to prevent immediate further damage or ensure safety.

Motorcycles may be covered by roadside assistance depending on location and policy conditions.
CMA will provide reasonable support in arranging assistance, but cannot guarantee response times, coverage in every territory, or continuation of the trip without interruption.
Any repair cost approved by CMA may be reimbursed only against valid receipt and only if CMA authorised the repair in advance, except in genuine emergencies where prior approval was not reasonably possible.

The renter is fully responsible for all:
• traffic fines;
• parking fines;
• toll violations;
• border/customs penalties;
• impound/storage costs;
• legal or administrative charges arising during the rental period or from the renter’s use of the motorcycle.
CMA may charge an additional reasonable administration fee for handling each such case.
The renter authorises CMA to provide the renter’s details to competent authorities, collection agencies, insurers, or legal representatives where necessary.

The renter agrees to pay, where applicable:
• late return charges;
• excess mileage charges;
• cleaning charges beyond standard cleaning;
• missing item replacement costs;
• damage administration fees;
• transport, recovery, towing, storage, and inspection costs;
• legal, collection, or enforcement costs reasonably incurred by CMA in collecting unpaid amounts.

22.1 Reservation Deposit
The Reservation Deposit secures the booking and is non-refundable.

22.2 Date Change Request
If the customer requests a change of rental dates at least 30 days before the rental start date, CMA may, at its sole discretion, transfer the amount paid to a new available date.
Any transfer is:
• subject to motorcycle availability;
• subject to seasonal price differences;
• valid only if confirmed by CMA in writing;
• valid for a new booking date within 12 months of the original start date, unless CMA agrees otherwise.

22.3 Less Than 30 Days Before Start
For cancellations or change requests made less than 30 days before the rental start date, amounts paid are non-refundable and non-transferable, unless CMA agrees otherwise in writing.

22.4 Cancellation by CMA
If CMA cancels a confirmed rental before commencement and no suitable replacement or new date is agreed, CMA will refund the amounts paid for that rental booking.

22.5 After Rental Start
Once the rental has commenced, no refund is due for unused rental days or interrupted riding, except where CMA expressly agrees in writing.

Unless otherwise stated in the specific tour offer, the following applies to tours:
• More than 90 days before departure: cancellation fee 30% of the tour price
• 89 to 31 days before departure: cancellation fee 60% of the tour price
• 30 days or less before departure: cancellation fee 100% of the tour price
Any request to change dates is subject to availability, supplier conditions, and CMA’s written approval.
No refund is due once the tour has started for unused services, missed arrivals, early departure, or inability to continue for personal reasons.
CMA strongly recommends that each participant takes out trip cancellation and interruption insurance.

23.1 Extraordinary Circumstances
If a confirmed rental or tour cannot reasonably proceed due to extraordinary circumstances beyond the parties’ control, such as war, civil unrest, natural disaster, major government travel restrictions, epidemic/pandemic restrictions, border closure, or similar serious events directly affecting the booking, CMA may offer, depending on circumstances:
• rebooking to a later date;
• credit note;
• partial or full refund;
• replacement arrangement.
Any such solution remains subject to the nature of the event, third-party supplier terms, and the part of the service already performed or committed.

24.1 Pre-Contract Information and Contract Documents

Before the traveller is bound by the Tour Contract, CMA shall provide the essential information applicable to the tour, including the main characteristics of the travel services, the total price, payment schedule, cancellation terms, minimum participant number where applicable, and general passport, visa, and health information relevant to the destination(s).
The booking confirmation, itinerary, inclusions/exclusions list, payment schedule, and these Tour Terms together form the Tour Contract.
The traveller is responsible for reviewing all contract documents upon receipt and notifying CMA without undue delay of any inaccuracy or discrepancy.

24.2 Included Services and Exclusions

Only those services expressly stated as included in CMA’s written itinerary or booking confirmation form part of the contracted package.
Any service, activity, meal, transport, ferry, guide service, entry ticket, transfer, support arrangement, or other item not expressly stated as included shall be deemed excluded.
Any recommendations, suggestions, route ideas, restaurant tips, local advice, or informal assistance provided by CMA do not create additional contractual obligations unless confirmed in writing as part of the package.

24.3 Insignificant and Significant Changes Before Departure

CMA reserves the right to make insignificant changes to the tour before departure where such changes do not materially affect the package and are required for operational, safety, supplier, routing, accommodation, weather, border, or logistical reasons.
If, before the start of the package, CMA is constrained to make a significant change to the main characteristics of the package, cannot fulfil a special requirement previously accepted in writing, or proposes a price increase of more than 8% of the total package price, CMA shall inform the traveller clearly and on a durable medium.
In such case, the traveller may, within the reasonable deadline specified by CMA:
accept the proposed change; or
terminate the Tour Contract without paying a termination fee.
If the traveller does not respond within the deadline stated by CMA, and the notice clearly states the consequence of non-response, CMA may treat the proposed change as accepted to the extent permitted by applicable law.

24.4 Price Revisions

After conclusion of the Tour Contract, CMA may increase the package price only where such right is expressly reserved in the Tour Contract and only where the increase is a direct consequence of changes in:
the price of passenger carriage resulting from the cost of fuel or other power sources;
the level of taxes or fees imposed by third parties not directly involved in the performance of the package, including tourist taxes, landing taxes, or embarkation/disembarkation fees; or
exchange rates relevant to the package.
CMA shall provide the traveller with a clear explanation and calculation of any price increase on a durable medium no later than 20 days before the start of the package.
If the price increase exceeds 8% of the total package price, the traveller may terminate the Tour Contract without paying a termination fee.
The traveller shall also be entitled to a corresponding price reduction where the same cost elements decrease, subject to deduction of actual administrative costs where permitted by applicable law.

24.5 Minimum Participant Number

Where a tour is subject to a minimum number of participants, such minimum number shall be stated in the relevant offer or booking confirmation.
Unless expressly stated to be a guaranteed departure, CMA may terminate the Tour Contract if the minimum number is not reached, provided notice is given no later than:
20 days before the start of the package for tours lasting more than 6 days;
7 days before the start of the package for tours lasting between 2 and 6 days;
48 hours before the start of the package for tours lasting less than 2 days.
In such case, CMA shall refund payments made for the package without undue delay and in any event within 14 days of termination.

24.6 Traveller Termination in Unavoidable and Extraordinary Circumstances

The traveller may terminate the Tour Contract before the start of the package without paying a termination fee where unavoidable and extraordinary circumstances occur at the destination or in its immediate vicinity and significantly affect the performance of the package or the carriage of passengers to the destination.
In such case, the traveller shall be entitled to a full refund of payments made for the package, but shall not be entitled to additional compensation.

24.7 Cancellation by CMA Due to Unavoidable and Extraordinary Circumstances

CMA may terminate the Tour Contract before the start of the package, without liability for additional compensation, if CMA is prevented from performing the contract because of unavoidable and extraordinary circumstances and notifies the traveller without undue delay before the start of the package.
In such case, CMA shall refund payments made for the package without undue delay and in any event within 14 days of termination.

24.8 Lack of Conformity and CMA’s Right to Remedy

If any travel service included in the package is not performed in conformity with the Tour Contract, the traveller must inform CMA without undue delay so that CMA has a fair opportunity to remedy the issue.
CMA shall remedy any lack of conformity unless this is impossible or would entail disproportionate costs, taking into account the extent of the lack of conformity and the value of the affected travel services.
If the traveller fails to notify CMA promptly, any later claim may be reduced to the extent that the failure to notify prevented or limited CMA’s ability to remedy the issue.

24.9 Alternative Arrangements During the Tour

Where a significant proportion of the travel services cannot be provided as agreed after the start of the package, CMA may offer suitable alternative arrangements, where possible of equivalent or higher quality, at no additional cost to the traveller.
If the alternatives offered result in a package of lower quality or lower value, the traveller shall be entitled to an appropriate price reduction only to the extent required by applicable law.
The traveller may reject proposed alternatives only where they are not comparable to what was agreed or where the price reduction offered is inadequate under applicable law.

24.10 Price Reduction and Compensation

Where the traveller is entitled under applicable law to a price reduction or compensation due to a lack of conformity, CMA’s liability shall be limited to the extent permitted by mandatory law.
CMA shall not be liable for any lack of conformity attributable to:
the traveller;
a third party unconnected with the provision of the contracted travel services, where the lack of conformity is unforeseeable or unavoidable; or
unavoidable and extraordinary circumstances.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, CMA shall not be liable for indirect or consequential losses, including loss of business opportunity, reputational loss, or other non-direct losses not required to be compensated under applicable package travel law.

24.11 Assistance to Travellers in Difficulty

If a traveller is in difficulty during the package, CMA shall provide appropriate assistance without undue delay, in particular by providing appropriate information on health services, local authorities, and consular assistance, and by assisting the traveller with distance communications and in finding alternative travel arrangements where appropriate.
CMA may charge a reasonable fee for such assistance if the difficulty is caused intentionally by the traveller or through the traveller’s negligence, provided that such fee shall not exceed CMA’s actual costs.

24.12 Safety-Based Operational Changes

The traveller acknowledges that motorcycle tours may require reasonable route, timing, accommodation, ferry, support vehicle, meeting-point, luggage, or stage changes for safety, weather, road, supplier, border, or operational reasons.
Where such changes are not significant within the meaning of applicable law, they shall not entitle the traveller to cancel the Tour Contract, refuse participation, or claim compensation.
The traveller agrees to follow reasonable operational and safety instructions given by CMA, tour leaders, support staff, or local suppliers.

24.13 Complaints Procedure

Any complaint regarding the performance of the package should be communicated to CMA without undue delay during the tour so that CMA has an opportunity to investigate and, where appropriate, remedy the issue.
Complaints submitted only after the end of the tour may be considered in light of whether the traveller gave CMA a reasonable opportunity to address the issue during the trip.

Any post-tour complaint should be submitted in writing within 14 days after the end of the tour together with reasonable supporting information.

24.14 Insolvency Protection

Where the booking qualifies as a package travel contract under applicable law, CMA maintains insolvency protection as required by law for the refund of payments made by or on behalf of travellers and, where applicable, repatriation.
The details of the applicable insolvency protection arrangement shall be provided in the pre-contract information and booking confirmation.

24.15 Communication on a Durable Medium

Where these Terms or applicable law require CMA to provide information, notices, changes, termination options, or refund-related communication on a durable medium, such requirement may be satisfied by email or other written electronic communication capable of being stored and reproduced unchanged by the traveller.
Notices sent by CMA to the email address provided by the traveller shall be deemed received unless the traveller proves non-delivery for reasons not attributable to the traveller.

24.16 Standard Information Form and Mandatory Law

Where the booked arrangement constitutes a package within the meaning of applicable package travel law, the traveller will receive the standard information form setting out the key rights applicable to package travel contracts.
In the event of any inconsistency between these Terms and mandatory package travel law, the mandatory law shall prevail only to the extent of that inconsistency.

CMA may refuse hand-over or terminate the rental or tour immediately if the renter or participant:
• fails to present valid documents;
• fails to pay amounts due;
• fails to provide the required Security Deposit;
• appears unfit to ride;
• materially breaches these Terms;
• uses or intends to use the motorcycle contrary to these Terms;
• provides false or misleading information;
• behaves in a dangerous, abusive, illegal, or seriously disruptive manner.
In such case, CMA may recover the motorcycle immediately and charge the renter for all resulting direct costs, including transport, recovery, and any damage or loss.
Unless mandatory law provides otherwise, no refund is due where CMA terminates due to the renter’s or participant’s breach.

CMA may take photographs and video during rentals, tours, hand-over, return, events, and route operations.
CMA may use general non-sensitive trip and motorcycle imagery for promotional purposes, unless the customer objects in writing before or during the rental/tour.
Where imagery clearly identifies a person in a close, portrait-style, or individually focused way, CMA will handle such use with reasonable care and in accordance with applicable privacy law.

CMA processes personal data for booking, rental, tour organisation, payment processing, customer communication, insurance handling, legal compliance, and protection of legitimate business interests.
Personal data may be shared where necessary with payment providers, insurers, roadside assistance providers, contractual suppliers, accountants, legal advisers, authorities, and technology providers involved in operating the booking or rental/tour service.
Further details regarding the categories of data processed, legal basis, retention periods, recipients, international transfers where applicable, and data subject rights are provided in CMA’s Privacy Policy, which forms the relevant privacy notice for these services.

CMA shall not be liable for delay, cancellation, non-performance, or additional costs caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including but not limited to natural disasters, fire, flood, severe weather, road closures, strikes, war, civil unrest, epidemic or pandemic measures, government restrictions, ferry cancellations, supplier failures, theft, or mechanical events that could not reasonably have been prevented.
Where possible, CMA will act in good faith to propose a practical alternative solution.

Any amendment, waiver, exception, special arrangement, or additional promise is valid only if confirmed by CMA in writing.

If any part of these Terms is found invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in full force and effect.

These Terms and any agreement between CMA and the customer are governed by the laws of the Republic of Croatia.
Any dispute arising from these Terms or from the rental/tour agreement shall be submitted to the competent court in Split, Croatia, unless mandatory consumer law provides otherwise.