50% of the total amount is due at time of reservation.
The remaining amount is to be paid 30 days before arrival.
95.5% of paid prepayments refundable when canceled 60 days before arrival or earlier.
0% refundable if canceled after.
A pre-authorization of €218 is held on 0 days before arrival and voided on 2 days after departure
Age Requirement: Palm Court Yacht Club does not allow groups of renters under the age of 25, unless accompanied by a parent/guardian. Violations are subject to eviction and rental fees will not be refunded.
Payment Types: Preferred method of payment is Zelle. This is fast, free, and secure. The system will automatically charge the credit card fee, but this amount will be reimbursed by the owner if Zelle is used. Use of credit card will be subject to a non-refundable 4.5% increase on the total amount due.
Reservation Cancellations and/or Changes Further Defined:
1) Notice greater than 60 days: Deposit and all rent will be returned less a 4.5% non-refundable credit card fee (if applicable).
2) Notice between 30 days and 60 days: Full deposit lost. Any paid rent will be refunded.
3) Notice less than 30 days: Full deposit and rent lost. An attempt will be made to re-rent the unit during your scheduled reservation. If successful, your rent will be returned. If unit must be discounted in order to obtain a renter at the last minute, the issued refund will be the amount of the new rental.
4) Cancellations or early departures due to inclement weather or beach conditions does not warrant any refund of rent or deposit.
Hurricane or Storm Policy:
1) No refunds will be given unless the National Weather Service orders a mandatory evacuation for our specific area.
2) For days the National Weather Service orders a mandatory evacuation order in a “Hurricane Warning Area,” you will be refunded:
- Any unused portion of rent from departing earlier than scheduled due to the mandatory evacuation
- Any unused portion of rent from delaying arrival until the mandatory evacuation is lifted
- Any rent for a reservation that is scheduled to arrive during the “Hurricane Warning” period