Viewing Wildlife Sample Clauses

Viewing Wildlife. Because most NHA Trips specialize in viewing wildlife, every effort is made to arrange itineraries to places where wildlife is known to exist on those Trips. However, the animals we encounter live wild and free, and we cannot fully predict nor control their movements (nor would we want to). In an attempt to locate wildlife that may have deviated from its normal movement patterns, or in the interest of Guests’ comfort, safety or other circumstances, NHA may be required to make changes to accommodations, modes of transportation, activities or other itinerary elements, sometimes with little or no notice. Wildlife viewing may vary significantly due to numerous factors including wildlife movements and behavior, weather conditions, human interference, and changes in species biodiversity and density in the various locations visited. While NHA, along with local Tour Operator(s), makes best efforts to provide an outstanding wildlife viewing experience, NHA cannot guarantee the availability, diversity and/or quantity of wildlife, including what is described in our catalog, website and related imagery. NHA’s Marketing Materials The images shown in our printed materials and on our website represent what our Guests have regularly seen on “typical” Trips in the past (or in the case of a new Trip, what our staff and researchers have previously seen). Due to weather and/or shifting wildlife conditions, some Trips may have fewer close encounters with wildlife than we normally anticipate. Also, be aware that some images in our materials are taken with a telephoto lens, and Guests should not assume that they will get very close to wildlife in such circumstances. For example, we may show a close-up shot of a wolf, viewed through a telephoto lens, but nearly all our encounters with wolves are at a distance. Getting to or from an NHA Trip NHA Guests are responsible for getting to the starting point of their Trip, and for arriving by the designated start time on the first day of the Trip. Should Guests be delayed for any reason in getting to or departing from a Trip, or must leave a Trip early, NHA is not liable for any additional costs incurred in joining or leaving the Trip (such as costs for accommodations or transportation), nor will Guests receive a refund for any missed portion of the Trip as a result of a late arrival or early departure. NHA’s Travel Desk NHA’s Travel Desk assists Guests in purchasing international air tickets and certain hotel reservations. Flight itiner...
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