Time-Based Penalties:
Refund eligibility depends largely on how early the cancellation request is made.
Cancellations submitted 48 hours or more before departure generally attract only nominal documentation or processing charges.
However, cancellations made
within 72 hours of the scheduled departure may result in a substantial penalty 90% ,
within 52 hours of the scheduled departure may result in a substantial penalty 40% ,
within 32 hours of the scheduled departure may result in a substantial penalty 25% and
Today & No Show may result Non Refundable
of the ticket fare, depending on the ferry operator’s policy.
Operator-Initiated Cancellations:
In cases where the ferry service is cancelled by the operator due to unavoidable circumstances such as adverse weather conditions, technical faults, or operational issues, passengers are typically entitled to a full refund.
Alternatively, passengers may be offered the option to reschedule their journey to the next available ferry without additional charges.
Non-Refundable Scenarios:
Certain situations are classified as non-refundable. These include "no-show" cases, where the passenger fails to report for boarding on the day of travel, as well as tickets cancelled within a very short notice period (usually less than 24 hours before departure).
In such cases, the full ticket amount may be forfeited.
Processing Times:
Once a refund request is approved, the amount is typically processed and credited back to the original mode of payment.
Refund processing generally takes around 10–15 working days, although the exact timeline may vary depending on the bank, payment gateway, or issuing authority.
