Guest-Welcome-Book

GUEST WELCOME I N F O R M AT I O N

TABLE OF CONTENTS We are delighted that you will be traveling aboard The World, the largest Private Residential Mega Yacht on Earth. The information provided in this booklet will assist you in planning for your upcoming sailing.

Bon voyage!

Prior to Your Departure

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Medical Information

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Packing Essentials

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At Sea

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Staying Connected on Board

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On Land

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Back Home Again

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Terms of Carriage

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PRIOR TO YOUR DEPARTURE AIR FLIGHTS Please reconfirm your airline reservations and flight departure time 24 hours prior to leaving home. If you find that your flight will be delayed beyond the Ship’s departure time, please contact the Ship directly by calling the number shown in the documents provided with your voyage ticket.

CUSTOMS Prior to departing, we suggest you consider registering your valuables (e.g., jewelry, cameras, electronic equipment, etc.) with the appropriate government authorities. Although this is not a requirement, it may help to prevent delays in clearing customs upon your return. If you are a U.S. resident, please note that the U.S. Customs Service has a website at http://www.cbp.gov.

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D I E TA RY R E Q U I R E M E N T S O N B OA R D The World happily accommodates Guests with vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and lactose-intolerant requirements. Please note any special dietary needs on the Voyage Information Form and email it to The World’s Guest Services department at guestservices@aboardtheworld.com.

E M B A R K AT I O N / D I S E M B A R K AT I O N You are required to be on board at least four hours prior to the Ship’s departure time or by 18:00hrs (6 p.m.), whichever comes first.

Please refer to your documents for departure times. Once you arrive at the terminal, you will be asked to show your passport. We suggest that you keep all necessary documents

P R I O R T O YO U R D E PAR T U R E readily accessible in your carry-on bag. Disembarkation will begin shortly after the Ship’s arrival in port and is subject to clearance by local government authorities.

Please note that the guaranteed check-in time is 15:00hrs.

(3:00 p.m.) for Prospective Residents and 17:00hrs. (5:00 p.m.) for all other guests. The guaranteed check-out time for all guests is 10:00hrs. (10:00 a.m.).

CREW ENRICHMENT FUND The World maintains a non-tipping policy. However, Guests may show their appreciation and recognize the excellent service of onboard Team members, including those who work behind the scenes, by making a donation to the Crew Enrichment Fund (CEF). To make a contribution please contact the Reception Desk by dialing ext. 5000.

L U G G AG E Airlines have different luggage regulations and restrictions. They tend to strictly enforce their policies; therefore, we suggest that you or your travel professional contact the airline directly for specific luggage allowance and size information. All luggage should be securely packed.

We suggest that you hand-carry travel documents (passports, visas, inoculation verification, voyage and air tickets), medications, and valuables. Liquid, fragile, perishable, and other articles not suitably packed are transported at your own risk.

T R AV E L I N S U R A N C E On occasion, there is the need to change our itinerary due to weather and/or security reasons. These changes can be disruptive, therefore

we urge you to purchase trip interruption or cancellation insurance to assist you with any costs that may occur due to these unforeseen occurrences. Below is a travel insurance carrier that may meet your needs.

I M G S I G N AT U R E T R AV E L INSURANCE℠* Phone: Website:

+1 317-655-4500 www.imglobal.com

T E R M S O F C A R R I AG E By acceptance of boarding on The World and by use of the services offered by, through, or in connection with The World, you expressly represent and warrant that you have read, understood, and fully accept and agree to the Terms of Carriage, which are detailed on pages 20-27, or online at http://aboardtheworld.com/toc. Such Terms of Carriage are binding, as though fully set forth herein.

M E D I C A L E VAC UAT I O N S E RV I C E S Global Rescue (GR) is the Ship’s partner for medical evacuation services. GR provides integrated medical and crisis response services to travelers worldwide.

GR is not a medical insurance company and does not reimburse for medical expenses; rather, GR is predominantly a provider of medical evacuation services. When hospitalization is required, GR will arrange and pay all necessary and ordinary expenses for transport only to the hospital of choice in the home country of the member who is hospitalized. GR will also arrange for the provision of health information, advisory services, and assistance with third-party insurance claim forms relating to the situation. GR 5

MEDICAL INFORMATION has a dedicated partner page set up for Guests, including dependent children who are able to sign up at a discounted rate. GR also offers an optional security evacuation upgrade which includes security evacuation services in case of civil unrest, terrorism, or natural disasters for an additional cost.

To learn more about Global Rescue, and receive a 10% discount off the regular rates, visit www.globalrescue.com/partner/ aboardtheworld and mention their partnership with The World.

SPECIAL MEDICAL CONDITIONS Your health and safety are our first priority. If you have any existing medical conditions that may require our attention, or should you require oxygen while on board, please send written notification to The World’s Guest Services department 60 days prior to your voyage.

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PRESCRIPTION M E D I C AT I O N It is important that you bring a sufficient supply of any prescription medicine you may need. Most often, prescriptions cannot be refilled overseas and cannot be refilled on board. To prevent delays in clearing customs, it is suggested that you travel with a doctor’s letter explaining any medications you’re traveling with.

PREGNANCY Expectant mothers are required to provide a medical certificate establishing their fitness for travel. The World is unable to accommodate women who are, or will be, past the 21st week of pregnancy, and will not be responsible or liable for any complications related to pregnancy during the voyage.

PACKING ESSENTIALS AT T I R E A B OA R D T H E WO R L D

E V E N I N G AT T I R E AT A G L A N C E :

Onboard attire ranges from casual to formal. The World’s dress code applies to all Guests.

• East and East Terrace: Smart Casual, jackets optional for gentlemen seated indoors, sophisticated jeans are permitted

Subject to Change: The dress code policy may change from time to time; please check Navigator for the most up-to-date information.

DAY T I M E AT T I R E : “Casual” in all public areas, bars, and restaurants, all day until 18:30hrs (6:30 p.m.).

E V E N I N G AT T I R E : Begins at 18:30hrs (6:30 p.m.).

Attire depends upon the location as indicated below.

• Casual: Fredy’s Deli, Poolside Bar & Grill, Quantum (unless otherwise indicated by the nature of the event) • Smart Casual: East, Marina, Regatta, “The Plaza/Lobby/Lobby Bar” Tides

• Fredy’s Deli: Casual • Marina: Smart Casual, jackets optional for gentlemen • Poolside Bar & Grill: Casual • Portraits: Formal • Portraits Bistro: Unless otherwise announced: Smart Casual, jackets optional for gentlemen seated indoors, sophisticated jeans are permitted • Regatta: Smart Casual, jacket optional • Quantum: Casual (unless otherwise indicated by the nature of the event) • The Plaza/Lobby/Lobby Bar: Smart Casual, jacket optional • Tides: Smart Casual, jacket optional

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PAC K I N G E S S E N T I AL S DRESS CODE STYLE DEFINITIONS: Formal

Gentlemen may wear dark suits, collared shirts, ties, or bow ties (tuxedos are optional). Ladies may wear evening gowns, cocktail dresses, or pantsuits. Additionally, gentleman and ladies can wear national formal attire of their home country, and formal military attire.

Smart Casual Smart Casual indicates sophisticated and elegant attire befitting of an upscale, country club atmosphere.

Gentlemen may wear dress pants, long pants, sophisticated jeans, dress shirts, collared shirts with long or short sleeves, polo shirts with long or short sleeves, jackets are optional (unless dining indoors in East and at Portraits Bistro), dress shoes, regular shoes, boots, and dressy rubbersoled shoes. Ladies may wear skirts, dresses, pantsuits, dressy pants, long pants, sophisticated jeans, blouses with long or short sleeves, flats, heels, boots, dressy sandals, and dressy rubber-soled shoes.

Casual Casual is relaxed and informal yet befitting of an upscale, country club atmosphere. Gentleman may wear shorts, pants, collared shirts, polo shirts with long or short sleeves, T-shirts, athletic wear with sleeves, loafers, boat shoes, sneakers, and sandals. Ladies may wear shorts, pants, leggings, skirt, skorts, dresses, sundresses, blouses, polo shirts, T-shirts, athletic wear with sleeves, loafers, boat shoes, sneakers, sandals, flats, and heels.

Hats Gentlemen are required to remove hats or baseball caps when dining indoors, including when at Regatta and at the Lobby Bar, but are acceptable in Quantum. Ladies are permitted to wear hats when dining 8

indoors. Hats may be worn inside dining venues by Guests if part of an organized social function or costume party.

Always Inappropriate • Torn, frayed, faded, or excessively worn clothing • Exposed undergarments • “See-through” fabric without proper lining • Bare midriffs or the display of excessive or revealing décolletage • Dresses, shorts, skorts, or skirts with a hemline shorter than mid-thigh • Clothing with inappropriate or offensive words or symbols • Cutoff shorts • Jeans in Portraits, East or East Terrace • Tank tops, undershirts (vests) • Sleepwear, shower wear, or slippers (unless in transit to the Bali Beds) • Bath robes (unless in transit to the Spa or the Bali Beds) • Bath robes or swimwear inside (unless in The World Spa, at the Marina pool, the Pool Bar & Grill, and on the Marina Sports Deck).

Cover-ups are to be worn when at the Pool Grill • Wet or sweaty clothing • Beach-type rubber flip-flops (unless at the Pool Grill) • Baseball caps when dining indoors, including at Regatta and Lobby Bar In-Transit Attire (All Day) When transiting to The World Spa, Pools, or Bali Beds, Guests are to use the aft and mid-ship stairs/ elevators and cross on Residential decks. Guests may access The World Spa via the private Spa

PAC K I N G E S S E N T I AL S staircase (across from Apartment 659). Guests must refrain from crossing through The Plaza if not appropriately attired. Public Health regulations require that footwear be worn in all public areas, except at the Pool and the Marina Sports Deck.

Guests in transit on or off the Ship may not stop at the Lobby Bar unless appropriately attired.

EXPEDITIONS Except for Portraits, the dress code in all restaurants and bars is relaxed during Expeditions to accommodate individuals participating in Expedition activities. Before 19:00hrs, Guests may frequent the venues in the attire they are comfortable wearing during landings. After 19:00hrs, the dress code in all venues other than Portraits is Casual. Portraits is Smart Casual. Cut-off shorts, muddy clothing or footwear, and flip-flops are prohibited at any time.

YO U T H Children between 6 and 12 will follow the same dress code as adults.

Children under the age of 6 do not

have to follow the same dress code as adults but it is suggested that they wear appropriate attire.

T R AV E L D O C U M E N T S To ensure that your journey passes smoothly, please remember to bring all required travel documents. These include air and voyage tickets, passport, visa and inoculation verification, which must be submitted prior to arrival. Please be aware that security measures imposed by overseas governments may change from time to time. Although we will make every effort to provide you with notice of any regulations that may affect you, it is your responsibility to secure all relevant documentation for your trip. For your personal security, we require all Guests to provide us with proper documentation before boarding The World.

Should you have any questions regarding travel documents, please consult the Guest Services department at +1 954-874-3399 or email at guestservices@aboardtheworld.com.

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AT SEA POKER ROOM A custom card room with flat-screen TV and high-quality board games like chess. Located on Deck 12.

B U S I N E S S S E RV I C E S The World’s Reception Desk can assist with documents that require scanning or printing. Also, due to possible satellite interruptions, we strongly recommend that all guests who need fax capabilities subscribe to an e-fax service.

C A R RY I N G M O N E Y The World, for safety reasons, recommends that Guests exercise caution and refrain from carrying large amounts of cash. In most cases, purchases can be made using credit cards or checks and do not require cash transactions. The World is not responsible for any loss of money.

If you carry more than $10,000 into the United States (in the form of U.S. or foreign currency/coinage, money orders, etc.), you must report it to the U.S. Customs Service (using Form CF 4790). For additional information and forms, see the U.S. Customs website at: http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel.

C O C K TA I L L O U N G E S

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Please refer to Our World Today, the daily newsletter, for any changes to the below times.

• Cigar Club Designed as a traditional Englishstyle smoking venue and cognac bar, this club features a large humidor and cognac cabinet, offering scotch, whiskies, vintage ports, calvados, madeiras, sherries, and wines. Located on Deck 5, and is open from 10:00hrs (10 a.m.)-midnight.

• Lobby Bar Located adjacent to Reception on Deck 5, the Lobby Bar features wine and champagne by the glass, signature cocktails, and an extensive selection of high-end spirits, and is open from 10:00hrs (10 a.m.)-midnight.

• Marina Bar Adjacent to the Marina Restaurant on Deck 5, the Marina Bar provides expansive views of the sea. This casual, full-service bar offers an extensive selection of wines by the glass, tropical drinks, and is open the same hours as Marina Restaurant. Check Our World Today for hours of operation.

AT S E A • Pool Bar Quench your thirst with tropical cocktails, fresh juices, and smoothies prepared with organic superfoods. Located on Deck 11; open 09:00-21:30hrs (9 a.m.-9:30 p.m.).

• Quantum A casual sports bar offering an extensive selection of high-end spirits, champagnes, craft beers, draft beers, and The World’s signature and classic cocktails, Quantum also serves fast-casual food items with a Happy Hour bar bite concept. Located on Deck 5, Quantum is open from 10:00hrs (10 a.m.)-midnight, though persons under 18 years of age are not permitted after 22:00hrs (10 p.m.).

• Regatta Bar Located on Deck 11, Regatta Bar offers the feel and service of a casual yacht club but has the added bonus of spectacular views. It is open from 12:0014:30hrs (12-2:30 p.m.) and from 18:00hrs (6 p.m.)-midnight.

COLOSSEO A theater and conference room featuring lecturers, movies and other events, on Deck 5.

DINING Every aspect of The World is an unparalleled experience and enjoying delectable cuisine is no exception.

In addition to 24-hour In-Residence Dining and our Call-a-Chef program offering in-residence dining with a private chef, The World offers a wonderful selection of restaurants, a gourmet deli, and poolside grill. At least two food venues/restaurants

are open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner as restaurants’ opening times are rotated to provide variety and ambience. Please refer to the Packing Essentials section for appropriate attire for each location.

• East Eclectic Asian cuisine serving sushi, sashimi, and a wide variety of Pan-Asian specialties. Jackets are required for gentlemen if dining inside. Located on Deck 11.

• Fredy’s Deli A gourmet marketplace and café featuring fresh, local foods from around the globe. Enjoy a morning espresso drink prepared by the Ship’s dedicated barista while you prepare for the day’s next adventure. Located on Deck 5.

• In-Residence Dining You may order from our InResidence Dining menu 24 hours a day by dialing ext. 5100.

• Marina Superb seafood, grilled fish, and prime steaks in a more contemporary setting. Located on Deck 5.

• Poolside Grill This outdoor venue offers poolside favorites, serving burgers, salads, and light meals. Located on Deck 11.

• Portraits Serving haute cuisine, Portrait is a truly gastronomic experience in an elegant setting. Open for dinner. Jackets are required for gentlemen. Located on Deck 5.

• Tides This restaurant features panoramic ocean views and Mediterranean cuisine. Located on Deck 11.

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AT S E A A L C O H O L I C B E V E R AG E S

E N T E R TA I N M E N T

Passengers are not allowed to bring on board the Ship, without the previous written permission of the Carrier, any intoxicating liquors or beverages. In the event that you wish to bring wine on board, it can only be consumed in the privacy of your Residence. We are not able to accommodate requests to store any wine since the capacity of our cellar is only suitable for housing the Ship’s collection. The wine you bring can only be stored inside your Residence.

In the event that you wish to bring it ashore, a Customs Declaration has to be completed a few days in advance in order to be properly cleared.

In the evenings, we offer live music in select cocktail lounges and at The Plaza.

C U R R E N C Y E XC H A N G E Many currency offices are closed on weekends and holidays, so it is a good idea to exchange a small sum before leaving home. Local currency exchange representatives are sometimes on board. Please contact the Reception Desk (ext.

5000) once on board for more details.

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES For your convenience, 110-volt (U.S. current) and 220-volt (European current) outlets are provided in all Residences, accommodating small appliances without the use of adapters or electric converters.

A hairdryer is provided in each Residence. Irons are available in the launderette on Deck 6 forward for your convenience.

ENRICHMENT Our entertainment program is enrichment-based, highlighting the often surprising, exciting history, culture, places, and events exclusive to the destinations visited.

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FITNESS CENTER The Fitness Center, located on Deck 5, offers a choice of cardiovascular and resistance-training equipment as well as one-on-one sessions with a personal trainer who can assist you in creating a personalized exercise program. Stretching, yoga, body pump, Pilates reformer, TRX bar, spinclasses, and more. There is a functional fitness area on Deck 12’s port side offering TRX, a selection of scheduled classes, and spin bikes.

Dial ext. 5451 for more information.

G R AT U I T I E S It is the pleasure of our staff to deliver a high level of service. No gratuities are expected or accepted on board at any time. Please refer to Crew Enrichment Fund on page 5.

L AU N D E R E T T E A self-service launderette with washing machines, dryers, irons, and complimentary laundry supplies can be found on Deck 6 forward.

L AU N D RY/ VA L E T S E RV I C E Complete valet services, including laundry, pressing, dry cleaning, tailoring, and shoe services are available on board and may be arranged through your Stewardess; customary charges will apply.

AT S E A MAKING LOCAL PURCHASES If you plan to make any major purchases abroad, we suggest that you use your credit card ashore wherever it is accepted. This will often ensure receiving a better exchange rate than what is offered locally.

M E D I C A L S E RV I C E S The World is equipped with a Medical Center located on Deck 4. The Center is customarily staffed by a doctor and nurse 24 hours a day. When we are docked, supplementary emergency care may also be obtained through local medical facilities. Guests may be charged for medical services and for any medications used in their treatment. The Medical Center is not intended or designed to provide ongoing treatment to pre-existing conditions or for extended critical care. The World is not responsible for the diagnoses, treatments, or services furnished by shipboard medical personnel. Those requiring supplemental oxygen are welcome to bring an oxygen concentrator on board. However, those wishing to bring their own portable oxygen tanks must obtain prior written authorization from The World as certain restrictions may apply. For additional details, see the Terms of Carriage.

MINORS AND CHILDCARE Minors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult over the age of 18.

We cannot accommodate children under the age of six months. All Expeditions have a minimum age requirement of one year. The World reserves the right to limit the number of children under the age of three.

Babysitting is available upon request and is subject to availability. For information regarding childcare, contact the Reception Desk onboard.

Fees for childcare are not included in your voyage fare.

MOBILE PHONES We kindly ask that mobile phones be placed on the “silent” or “vibrate” setting while on board. The use of mobile phones is prohibited in restaurants, cocktail lounges, and when at the Pool Bar. If a call is received while in one of these areas, we kindly ask that you leave the venue to complete your call.

PA L E T T E Our arts, crafts, and hobby room is located on Deck 5. Children 11 and younger must be supervised by an adult at all times. Children 12 and older can use Palette without adult supervision.

PETS We are unable to accommodate pets of any kind on board The World.

PHOTOGRAPHY & SOCIAL MEDIA The World maintains an active presence on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, and Residents are encouraged to follow and share posts in accordance with privacy and security guidelines. Social media posts will not reveal The Ship’s location or Residents’ names. Out of respect for privacy and in compliance with Ship Rule 32, Residents & Guests must obtain express permission from any Resident, Guest, or family member before taking any photograph in which they appear.

In addition, with the exception of Resident-only groups, no photograph which includes a Resident, Guest or family member should be distributed in any manner, including but not limited to posting on any social media platform, (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Pinterest, 13

AT S E A Google+, Linked-In) blogs, or other online services, unless they have given their express permission.

Residents should be aware that once a photograph is shared outside Resident-only groups, The World cannot control how it may be copied, forwarded, or reused.

POOLS A swimming pool offering resistance jets for laps and whirlpool is located on Deck 11. A second swimming pool is on Deck 5 in the Marina Restaurant. The World provides towels, chairs, chaise lounges, and cushions in the pool areas. Please note there is no lifeguard on duty and use of both pools is at your own risk.

Sunscreen is available for purchase in Fredy’s Deli.

R E L I G I O U S S E RV I C E S A non-denominational house of worship, Harmony, can be found on Deck 5. A limited supply of religious articles is available.

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RESIDENTIAL DIRECTOR If you have an interest in purchasing a home on The World, please contact our Residential Director (office located on Deck 5) using ext. 5270.

S A F E T Y P R E C AU T I O N S AND PROCEDURES It is mandatory that all Guests participate in a safety drill, which is normally scheduled prior to departure from your port of embarkation. Please note that emergency information is also posted in your Residence.

S H I P -T O - S H O R E C O M M U N I C AT I O N S The Ship is equipped with a telephone system that allows you to make direct-dial telephone calls from your Residence while at sea. Calls will be billed to your credit card or shipboard account. Please call the Reception Desk (ext. 5000) for current rates.

AT S E A S H I P B OA R D AC C O U N T For your convenience, a shipboard account is established for each Guest. All charges for services provided and products purchased must be settled in cash or charged (VISA, MasterCard, American Express, or Diners Club) before your final disembarkation from the Ship.

You are required to register your credit card at the Reception Desk upon embarkation. Prior to reaching your port of disembarkation, you will receive a final statement of charges.

All onboard payments made to The World must be in U.S. dollars.

SHOPS The World Boutique and The World Showroom, both located on Deck 5, offer a selection of designer fashion, perfumes, gifts, watches, jewelry, and exclusive The World branded products. Fredy’s Deli, also on Deck 5, is open 08:00-20:00hrs (8 a.m.-8 p.m.) for grocery items and a limited selection of toiletries and The World branded items.

The Boutique and Showroom are closed while in-port and on certain occasions as determined by local customs regulations. Check Our World Today for hours of operation.

SMOKING Smoking is prohibited everywhere on the Ship except for the Cigar Club on Deck 5.

SOCIAL TIPS

On The World, good social etiquette and being considerate of others are essential to community harmony.

While enjoying your time on board, we kindly ask that you follow some important guidelines: be neighborly and communicate with others; be social, introduce yourself, and greet your neighbors; be respectful

of other peoples’ time and space, the Ship’s furnishings, and be careful not to obstruct someone’s view; be considerate of others by not inconveniencing or disrupting someone or speaking too loudly; be on time for group functions and reservations; be aware of children in your charge; and be mindful of what you post on social media, not posting photos or the names of others without their permission.

SPECIAL OCCASIONS If you are celebrating a birthday, anniversary, or other special occasion during your voyage, we will be happy to help you celebrate the event. Please advise us of such occasions at least four weeks prior to departure. Unless we are advised, in spite of holding the information, we will respect your privacy and not celebrate birthdays.

TELEPHONE FEES Telephone fees are available at the Reception Desk.

TELEVISION Television programming is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, subject to satellite range.

Each television also has a Video on Demand option with a menu of movies and previous Shipboard lectures to choose from on a complimentary basis.

TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL COURT Open play is available daily on Deck 12. The court is open daily from 09:00-20:00hrs (9 a.m.-8 p.m.).

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AT S E A T H E S T U DY The Study (library) on Deck 6 contains a vast collection of DVDs, over 5,000 novels, and newspapers from around the world. Additionally, you can explore the ship’s electronic navigational charts and maps.

T H E WO R L D C O N C I E R G E The World Concierge on Deck 5 can assist you with any number of personal needs, reservations, transportation, information, or other requests. Dial ext. 5250.

T H E WO R L D G O L F C L U B The World Golf Club offers the opportunity to play fabled courses in exotic locales and sharpen your golf skills with top-tier instruction and a practice facility that includes full-shot driving ranges and a golf simulator that portrays 83 world-renowned courses. Located on Deck 12.

T H E WO R L D S PA & WELLNESS CENTER The World Spa is located on Deck 5 forward. Our team of experts offers a wide range of treatments in advanced aesthetics, facials, body rituals, massages, and hair and nail grooming. To arrange your appointment(s) we suggest booking in advance by email at theworldspa@theworld.cc.

VA L UA B L E S Every Residence is equipped with a personal safe. Please take care of your money, jewelry, cameras, binoculars, documents, and any other valuable articles that you carry with you or keep in your Residence as The World is not responsible for damage to, or loss of, these items.

V I S I T O R S O N B OA R D Please contact The World’s Guest Services Team at 16

guestservices@aboardtheworld. com if you would like to make arrangements for visitors. Guests can receive a maximum of two visitors, two times per voyage. These visitors may be invited to dine with their host during their time on board, and charges will be billed to the onboard account. An exception is when the Ship is experiencing high occupancy levels and service modifications have been activated. In this case, visitors of Guests would not be permitted to dine on board. For security reasons, visitors on embarkation day must be pre-registered with The World.

For visitors during the voyage, other than embarkation day, Guests can make arrangements on board.

The World may limit the number of visitors permitted aboard the vessel at any time.

WAT E R S P O R T S Weather permitting, our retractable Marina on Deck 5 is available for water sports. Contact our Sports & Golf Manager (ext. 2362) for more information.

YO U T H P O L I C Y The World is a private residential community that, by its very nature, welcomes the families of Guests.

Parents are reminded that it is their personal responsibility to ensure that their children behave in a manner respectful of our community. Should behavior become an issue, parents may be asked to cooperate with Management and staff. Please ask us for our complete Youth Policy if you are traveling with children. The Deck 11 Pool area will observe quiet time for adults only from 13:00-15:00hrs (1-3 p.m.). Parents and children are encouraged to use the Marina Pool (Deck 5) during this time. A release form is required for all youths under 18.

STAYING CONNECTED ON BOARD THE ZONE

I N T E R N E T B A N DW I D T H

Featuring state-of-the-art video games, flatscreen TVs, iMac 27s, and an Alienware laptop. Located on Deck 12.

Access to the internet is a community service shared by all Guests. Internet connectivity is provided through a satellite system, which is slower than a normal land-based system. While there are no internet usage restrictions, web browsing, email, and video chat services will be prioritized over other activities during times of heavy utilization.

I N T E R N E T AC C E S S Guests may connect to the internet in their Apartments and throughout the Ship using the Ship’s global Wi-Fi network.

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ON LAND D E S T I N AT I O N EXPERIENCES The World is pleased to provide a collection of optional shoreside activities and programs for Guests.

These programs allow our Guests to experience the highlights of each destination. You will generally find that participating in our programs is the best way to see local attractions.

Dial ext. 5250 or visit The World Concierge in The Plaza to make your reservation.

Some of our Destination Experiences require extensive walking, climbing,

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or other potentially strenuous activities, such as when exploring ancient ruins. If you have any concerns regarding a particular experience, please speak with The World Concierge on board, who will be happy to assist you, by dialing ext. 5250.

If you choose to explore ashore on your own and need assistance or have any special requests, please speak with The World Concierge on Deck 5. Dial ext. 5250.

BACK HOME AGAIN CUSTOMS AND D U T Y- F R E E P U R C H A S E S If you are returning to the U.S., your airline will provide you with a Customs Declaration Form. If you plan to make numerous purchases abroad, it is recommended that you keep all sales receipts handy in your carry-on bag to help you complete this form. U.S. Customs sets limits on merchandise purchased abroad without paying duty. There are separate limits on tobacco and liquor.

For detailed information, please see the U.S. Customs website at http://www.cbp.gov or contact the U.S. Customs Office in your area.

To prevent the inconvenience of proving that foreign items were purchased in the U.S. and carried abroad, you may want to pre-register them with the U.S. Customs Office prior to your departure.

If you are not a U.S. resident, please contact your local customs office.

For any further questions, please call Guest Services at +1 954 874 3399, email at guestservices@aboardtheworld.com, or visit us at www.aboardtheworld.com.

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TERMS OF CARRIAGE IMPORTANT NOTICE: THESE ARE YOUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF CARRIAGE - READ THEM CAREFULLY AS THIS DOCUMENT GOVERNS YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS. PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO PARAGRAPHS 4, 5, 8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 22 AND 25 WHICH LIMIT THE CARRIER’S LIABILITY, YOUR RIGHT TO SUE, PLACE OF SUIT AND WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL. By boarding the ship known as “The World”, you acknowledge, accept and agree to all of the terms and conditions of carriage embodied or incorporated into this document. You further agree that these Terms of Carriage shall constitute a Contract of Passage between you and the Carrier.

Certain provisions are highlighted to call your attention to them, but all provisions are important and binding upon you. The Carrier undertakes to transport the Passenger and the Passenger’s baggage only under the following conditions, which the Passenger acknowledges and with which the Passenger undertakes to comply fully.

Except where otherwise provided, the limitations and contractual provisions herein shall apply to any and all disputes between the Passenger and the Carrier, regardless of whether the incident giving rise to the dispute occurs on board the Ship, ashore, or while the Passenger is en route to or from the Ship by any mode of transportation, including without limitation tenders, buses, taxis, air carriers or private transportation.

Definitions “Carrier” collectively includes the Ship, the Ship Owner, the Ship Manager, operators, managers, charterers and agents (excluding travel agents), any affiliated or related companies and their officers, crew, pilots, agents or employees; as well as all concessionaires, independent contractors, shipbuilders and manufacturers of all component parts; and all launches and craft belonging to the Ship or owned

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or operated by the Carrier. “Passenger(s)” means Residents (as defined in a Residence Agreement with the Ship Owner), guests of Residents, persons renting accommodations on the Ship and any other person on board the Ship, excluding the Ship’s crew. “Ship” means the luxury passenger vessel m/v The World, duly documented in the name of the Ship Owner with the home port of Nassau, The Bahamas, including without limitation all appurtenances to the Ship such as any tenders, zodiacs, gangways or embarkation platforms. “Ship Manager” shall mean ROW Management, Ltd., a company organized and existing under the laws of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. “Ship Owner” shall mean The World of ResidenSea II, Ltd., a company organized and existing under the laws of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. “Voyage” shall be defined as commencing at the point that a Passenger boards the Ship and ending at the later of the end of the Passenger’s scheduled passage on the Ship or the point at which the Passenger disembarks from the Ship without a scheduled return within seven (7) days.

1. General Terms These terms and conditions herein constitute the contract of passage (hereafter referred to as “Contract”) between the Carrier and you as Passenger(s) (whether or not signed by or on behalf of such person(s)). By accepting this Contract and/or transportation from the Carrier, the Passenger, both on his or her behalf and on behalf of any other person or persons, including any accompanying minor or mentally incapacitated or incompetent person who is traveling with the Passenger, acknowledges and agrees to be bound by all the terms and provisions of this Contract, including all of the following matters printed below, which are a part of this Contract.

The fare for passage with Carrier includes only the transportation specified, onboard gratuities, port charges and such other shipboard services and facilities specified in writing by Carrier to be included in the fare, including some or all of the Maintenance paid by Residents (as defined in a Residence Agreement with the Ship Owner). The fare does not include charges for any addedvalue services or goods or items of a personal nature, such as shore excursions, insurance, pre- and post-land programs, hotel accommodations, meals, spirits, beverages, laundry or valet services, purchases from the Ship’s shops, boutiques, spa, fitness and beauty salon services or credit card processing fees. Passenger grants irrevocable authority to charge any credit card provided to settle any charges due and outstanding for services rendered or goods purchased while abord the Ship that have not been settled by another means prior to departure from the Ship. The terms and conditions of this Contract and any other document of which

it is a part represent the entire agreement between the Carrier and the Passenger and supersede all oral or written representations contained in Carrier’s advertisements, notices, brochures or other literature and all promises and agreements made or claimed to have been made to or with the Passenger or anyone representing him or her by any party.

2. Restrictions Carriage is valid only for the Ship and Voyage agreed upon and for the person(s) named as Passenger(s) and carriage cannot be transferred without Carrier’s written consent.

Any fare paid hereunder shall be considered fully earned at the time of payment. Carrier shall not be liable to make any refund to Passenger in respect of noncarriage, any statute or other governmental regulation to the contrary notwithstanding, the benefit of which statute or regulation Passenger hereby expressly waives. Carrier reserves the right to cancel any scheduled call at any port for any reason at its option at any time whether before, during or after sailing of the Ship, without previous notice to the Passenger, and without liability to the Passenger, for any loss, damage or delay whatsoever, however consequential. Any person under the age of eighteen (18) years must be accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult over the age of twenty-one (21) years.

2 A. Nature of Travel The Ship visits numerous ports in numerous countries. Passenger admits a full understanding of the character of the Ship and assumes all risks incident to travel, transportation and handling of Passengers and baggage, including, but not limited to, the availability of medical care or evacuation, the susceptibility of an area to severe weather or crime and civil commotion in certain locations.

The U.S. Department of State, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other international governmental and tourist organizations regularly issue advisories and warnings to travelers and it is Passenger’s sole responsibility to obtain and consider such information when making travel decisions.

3. Onboard Rules (a) Passenger is not allowed to bring on or keep on board the Ship without the previous written permission of the Carrier any firearms, weapons of any kind, ammunition, explosive substances, illegal drugs or any goods of a dangerous nature, nor animals of any kind and description whatsoever or any other thing which, in the sole discretion of the Carrier, the Ship’s Captain or those delegated to act on behalf of the Ship’s Captain, may endanger the Ship or the safety or well being of those who sail on her, except as may be required by law applicable to Carrier and, only in such event, with prior notification to the Carrier and evidence of compliance by the Passenger

with all applicable governmental requirements, procedures and approvals. A drug or other substance shall be deemed to be illegal for purposes of these Terms of Carriage if such drug or other substance may not be lawfully possessed under the laws of the port from which the Ship most recently sailed, at which the Ship is berthed or anchored, to which the Ship will next sail, or any port during Passenger’s anticipated voyage. In addition, marijuana (in any form), medications without proper prescriptions, and recreational or “designer” drugs shall be deemed to be illegal drugs for purposes of these Terms of Carriage irrespective of the local laws of the jurisdictions in which the Ship is sailing. (b) Passenger agrees that he or she shall not solicit for commercial purposes other passengers or persons on board the Ship, conduct any commercial activity on board the Ship or advertise or promote goods or services on board the Ship without the prior written permission of Carrier. (c) Smoking of any kind, including but not limited to, cigarettes, cigars, pipes, vaporizers, and electronic cigarettes, is prohibited (i) in all public spaces on the Ship, including open decks and balconies, other than the Cigar Club on Deck 5, and (ii) in all Apartments. (d) Passenger is responsible for possessing valid passports, visas and vaccination documentation as required by governmental authorities and/or the Carrier for the anticipated Voyage of such person. The Carrier may deny boarding or continued travel on the Ship to any person who in their sole discretion they determine does not hold valid passport, visa or vaccination documentation which may be required by governmental authorities and/or the Carrier for the anticipated Voyage of such person. (e) Use of the Ship and its facilities by minors is subject to such rules as shall be established by the Carrier from time to time. (f) No person on board the Ship shall make, or permit to be made, unnecessary or unreasonable disturbing noise on the Ship, nor shall any person undertake, or permit to be undertaken, activities which will unnecessarily or unreasonably interfere with the rights, comforts and conveniences of others on board the Ship as determined by the Carrier. (g) Passenger will dress in a fashion befitting the surroundings and atmosphere provided on the Ship. Gentlemen and ladies are requested to dress in a fashion compatible with the appropriate occasion. In addition, Passenger shall comply with such Dress Code as shall be established by the Carrier from time to time. (h) The Ship, including its public spaces, is a private home to Residents and their families.

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Out of respect for their privacy and the privacy of the Ship’s crew, Passenger may not take or distribute in any public manner any photograph or video that includes details of the public spaces, another Passenger or a member of the Ship’s crew unless the Carrier or the individual have given their express permission, respectively. Distribution by public manner as prohibited in this paragraph includes, but is not limited to, any non-private use, and posting on any public social media platform, such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Tik Tok, Snapchat, Tumblr, Pinterest, Google+, Myspace, Flickr, LinkedIn, or similar social networking sites. (i) Passenger acknowledges receipt of the Ship’s Rules and agrees to abide by the Ship’s Rules in addition to the foregoing rules. (j) Passenger understands and expressly agrees that Carrier reserves the right to refuse or revoke passage to, or remove from the Ship, persons who breach any of the foregoing prohibitions or the Ship’s Rules and that, if Passenger is refused passage or is removed from the Ship for any of the reasons described in this paragraph, Carrier shall not be required to refund any portion of the fare paid for the Voyage and shall otherwise be free of any liability, including, without limitation, any costs or expenses incurred by Passenger in connection therewith.

4. Waivers & Disclaimers Carrier’s responsibility shall never exceed the usual amount of limitation of liability to which Carrier is entitled under applicable law. No undertaking, guaranty or warranty is given or shall be implied as to the seaworthiness, fitness or condition of the Ship or any food, drink, medicine or provisions supplied on board the Ship. Except for those warranties specifically set forth herein, all warranties, express or implied, including warranties of fitness for use and merchantability are expressly disclaimed by Carrier and waived by Passenger. In no event shall Carrier be liable for any accident which occurs outside the public and passenger designated areas of the Ship, including, but not limited to, accidents occurring ashore, on tenders not owned or operated by the Carrier, on or resulting from equipment not owned or controlled by Carrier or upon docks or piers. The exemptions, exclusions, limitations and exonerations from liability contained in this Contract shall extend to each of the employees, officers, agents, insurers, servants and representatives of Carrier. Carrier hereby disclaims and Passenger hereby waives and agrees that Carrier shall have no liability for any consequential, special, indirect, contingent or incidental damage or loss whatsoever, including, without limitation, loss of profit, revenue, goodwill or bargain, arising out of or in connection with this Contract. Carrier

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hereby disclaims and Passenger hereby waives and agrees that Carrier shall have no liability for any damages to Passenger for emotional distress, mental anguish or psychological injury of any kind under any circumstances unless and only to the extent that (i) such damages were the result of physical injury to the Passenger caused by the proven gross negligence of Carrier, (ii) the result of the Passenger having been at actual risk of physical injury where such risk was caused by the proven gross negligence of Carrier or (iii) intentionally inflicted by Carrier.

Passenger hereby waives (to the fullest extent permitted by law) any and all rights he or she possesses or hereinafter acquires to assert, impose, exercise or foreclose any claim, lien, encumbrance or charge he or she may have over the Ship, and all rights to arrest the Ship, in connection with any claim arising hereunder against Carrier (without prejudice to any other rights he or she may have to pursue any other remedies against Carrier).

Carrier hereby disclaims and Passenger hereby waives and agrees that Carrier shall have no liability for any damages to Passenger for infliction of emotional distress, mental anguish or psychological injury of any kind under any circumstances unless and only to the extent that (i) such damages were the result of physical injury to the Passenger caused by the proven gross negligence of Carrier, (ii) the result of the Passenger having been at actual risk of physical injury where such risk was caused by the proven gross negligence of Carrier or (iii) intentionally inflicted by Carrier.

The Passenger hereby waives (to the fullest extent permitted by law) any and all rights he or she possesses or hereinafter acquires to assert, impose, exercise or foreclose any claim, lien, encumbrance or charge he or she may have over the Ship, and all rights to arrest the Ship, in connection with any claim arising hereunder against Carrier (without prejudice to any other rights he or she may have to pursue any other remedies against Carrier).

5. Baggage (a) Each Passenger will be allowed to bring on board the Ship a reasonable amount of baggage, as determined by Carrier, free of charge. Any excess will be subject to the right of the Carrier to limit the amount of such excess that may be carried. (b) Whenever the term “baggage” is used herein, it shall mean only suitcases, valises, satchels, bags, boxes, hangers or such similar bundles and their contents consisting of personal apparel, articles of personal adornment, toilet articles and similar personal effects as are necessary and appropriate for the purposes of the Voyage. Carrier cannot accept responsibility for and in no event shall be liable in any capacity for loss or damage to

personal property, including but not limited to tools of trade, household goods and furniture, computers, musical instruments, radios, televisions, electronic equipment, cameras, recreational and/or sporting equipment, medications, perfumes, tobacco products, liquors, fragile items, bullion, jewelry, precious stones, dentures, optical devices, including contact lenses, watches, money, documents, valuables of any description or such articles as are specified in Article 5 of the Athens Convention Relating to the Carriage of Passengers and their Luggage by Sea (1974) (including the 1976 Protocol thereto) (the “Athens Convention”) or Title 46 U.S. Code Section 30503. (c) Except as otherwise provided in the Athens Convention, it is stipulated and Passenger agrees that the aggregate value of the Passenger’s baggage under this Contract does not exceed $200.00 and any liability of the Carrier or the Ship for any cause whatsoever with respect to said baggage shall not exceed such sum. (d) All disclaimers and limitations of liability contained herein shall apply to all valuables stored or accepted for storage by Carrier, including valuables stored with the Carrier in safe-deposit boxes or security envelopes.

Carrier does not accept responsibility for and in no event shall be liable for loss or damage of valuables left in passenger accommodations or otherwise on board the Ship. (e) Loss of or damage to baggage during loading or disembarking must be reported by the Passenger to Carrier’s personnel prior to disembarking from the Ship or within ten (10) days of discovery of the loss or damage, whichever is earlier. Carrier shall not be responsible for any such loss or damage which is not so reported. (f) No suits, including, without limitation, suits brought in rem and suits brought in personam, shall be maintainable against the Ship or the Carrier upon any claim in connection with this Contract relating to baggage or any other property unless written notice of the claim, with full particulars, shall be delivered to the Carrier within ten (10) days after termination of the Voyage to which this Contract relates or discovery of the loss or damage, whichever is earlier. In no event shall any suit for any cause against the Carrier with respect to baggage or property be maintainable unless such suit shall be commenced within six (6) months after the Passenger disembarks the Ship upon the termination of the Voyage in question, and valid service of suit is effected within six months plus 90 days of said incident. If a written claim for property damage is not made and suit is not filed within the time frame provided in this paragraph, then the

Passenger waives and releases any right he or she may have to make a claim against Carrier therefor. (g) Liability, if any, for loss or damage to baggage occurring elsewhere than on board the Ship in connection with air, car, motor coach, ground transfers, porters, stevedores, hotels or otherwise shall rest solely with the person or entity providing such services and Passenger agrees that Carrier does not guarantee the performance of such services and shall not be liable in any respect or capacity for any such loss or damage.

6. Itinerary Deviations & Cancellations Passenger acknowledges and agrees that the scheduled itinerary for any Voyage, including, without limitation, departure and return times are not guaranteed and are subject to change or cancellation. Carrier shall have full liberty to proceed without pilots and tow and to assist vessels in all situations; to deviate from the direct, customary or planned course for any purpose, including, without limitation, in the interest of Passengers or of the Ship, or to save life or property; to put in at any unscheduled or unadvertised port; to cancel any scheduled call at any port for any reason and at any time; to omit, advance or delay departing from or landing at any scheduled or advertised port; to put back to port of embarkation or to any port previously visited if Carrier shall deem prudent, all without prior notice and without Carrier incurring any liability to the Passenger on account thereof.

7. Alternative Transportation Carrier has an absolute right to transfer Passenger and/or his or her baggage to other carriers, whether by water, rail, land or air, to or toward the ultimate destination.

In the event such substituted passage is for the convenience of the Carrier, it shall be at Carrier’s cost. Otherwise, it shall be at the cost of Passenger.

8. Third-Party Services It is understood and agreed that Carrier does not own, operate or control (i) the transportation of any Passenger or his or her baggage or other goods (whether by air, rail, land, water or other means) by any carrier, connecting carrier or otherwise other than that transportation provided by Carrier on board the Ship, (ii) land-based tours, accommodations, victualing, amusement or entertainment for any Passenger or (iii) any other service or facility whatsoever for any Passenger other than those services and facilities on board the Ship. Carrier makes no representation or warranties of any kind, assumes no responsibility and makes no guarantee of performance as to any services and facilities which are not owned and operated by Carrier, even if the costs of such services and facilities are included

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in the fare or otherwise charged by Carrier.

Such services and facilities are provided subject to such terms, if any, appearing in the tickets, vouchers or notices of the third party or parties who furnish such services and facilities. Passenger understands and agrees that such services and facilities are furnished solely for the convenience of the Passenger and any such third party or parties who own, operate and/or furnish such services and facilities is not and shall not be considered in any respect whatsoever as an employee, servant or agent of the Carrier, but is and shall be considered an independent contractor. Neither the Carrier nor the Ship shall be liable for the act, neglect, gross neglect, willful misconduct, default or omission (including, without limitation, any act, neglect, gross neglect, willful misconduct, default or omission with respect to any diagnosis, medication, treatment, advice or care of any kind given to any Passenger) (i) of any independent contractor or other third party owning, operating or otherwise furnishing such services and facilities or (ii) in respect to any events, matters or things whether or not on board the Ship. Passenger shall have no right to any refund and Carrier shall have no obligation or liability of any kind to the Passenger for acts or omissions in connection with or arising out of services or facilities furnished by independent contractors or other third parties. For the avoidance of doubt, arrangements with independent contractors include, but are not limited to: (i) services, products or facilities available for the Passenger’s convenience on board the Ship and furnished by independent contractors; (ii) requests for emergency medical transportation or emergency medical care for the Passenger on his or her behalf; and (iii) services, products, facilities or transportation provided by third parties in connection with tours, expeditions, shore excursions, tender service, hotel accommodations and restaurants. Independent contractors and other third parties providing services and facilities to Passenger shall be entitled to charge for any products sold, services rendered or transportation provided to the Passenger either directly or through Carrier and the cost of such charge shall be the sole responsibility of the Passenger and Carrier shall not be concerned in any way whatsoever in any such arrangement.

Passenger hereby agrees to reimburse and indemnify Carrier for any funds advanced on account of any such charges. Passenger agrees that all rights, exemptions from liability, defenses and immunities of whatsoever nature referred to in this Contract applicable to Carrier and/or the Ship shall in all respects endure also for the benefit of any servant, agent or independent contractor of Carrier acting in the course of or in connection with services or facilities it provides related to the Ship so that in no circumstances shall

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any such servant, agent or independent contractor, as the result of so acting, be liable to any Passenger different from that of Carrier.

Passenger assumes responsibility for his or her actions while ashore and for his or her participation in any shore activities.

9. Quarantine In the case of quarantine, each Passenger must bear all risks, losses and expenses caused thereby and will be charged for maintenance, payable day-by-day, if maintained on board the Ship for such period of quarantine and for costs incurred or funds advanced for any medical treatment or transport provided on board the Ship or arranged by the Carrier.

10. Limitation of Damages Carrier and the Ship hereby disclaim liability for personal or emotional injury, property damages, and all other claims to the maximum extent permitted by law. In the event of personal or emotional injury to the Passenger, whether resulting in death or otherwise from any cause whatsoever for which Carrier or the Ship may be liable, the damages recoverable by the Passenger or his or her surviving spouse, executors, administrators, estate, legal representatives, heirs, and next of kin shall not exceed the amount recoverable by such Passenger under any applicable limitation of liability statute, law, rule, treaty, convention or regulation covering Carrier or the Ship.

11. Refusal of Passage Carrier, in its sole and absolute discretion, reserves the right to refuse or revoke passage to, or remove from the Ship, persons who, in Carrier’s sole judgment, may be refused admission into a port of landing or into the country of destination or for persons who may be suffering from a contagious disease or who, for any other cause, may be considered to be detrimental to the safety or comfort of themselves or others or pose a risk of injury or harm to themselves or others. If Passenger is refused passage or is removed from the Ship for any of the reasons described in these Terms of Carriage, Carrier shall not be required to refund any portion of the fare paid for the Voyage and shall otherwise be free of any liability, including, without limitation, any costs or expenses incurred by Passenger in connection therewith.

12. Transfer of Accommodations All accommodations on board the Ship are let on the condition that Passenger may be transferred from one unit of accommodation to another if required to accommodate other Passengers. Such transfers will be made into units of accommodation as similar as practicable.

13. Statutory Limitations In addition to all of the restrictions, exemptions and limitations of liability provided by this Contract, Carrier and the Ship shall have the benefit of any statutory limitation of liability or exoneration of liability available under applicable law, whether of the United States of America or otherwise, including, but not limited to, Title 46 U.S. Code Sections 30501-30512, the 1976 Convention on Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims (the “1976 Limitation of Liability Convention”) and the Athens Convention.

14. Carrier’s Assumed Liability The price of passage hereunder has been fixed partly with reference to the liability assumed by Carrier as defined in this Contract and no agreement, alternation or amendment creating any other or different liability shall be valid unless made in writing and signed

by Carrier.

15. Boarding & Embarkation Passenger is required to be at the Ship at each port of embarkation by the earlier of (a) the time mandated by local authorities and local conditions or (b) at least two (2) hours before the scheduled Ship departure time for the Voyage in question. If Passenger fails to arrive at any port within the specified time, Carrier shall have no obligation to delay the Ship’s departure or make other arrangements on behalf of Passenger, shall not be required to refund any portion of the fare paid for the Voyage and shall otherwise be free of any liability, including, without limitation, any costs or expenses incurred

by Passenger in connection therewith. At the time of embarkation, the Passenger is responsible for having received all medical inoculations as required by governmental authorities or the Carrier for the anticipated Voyage. Passenger assumes all responsibility for obtaining and shall have in his or her possession a valid passport and all visas and travel and health documents required by any governmental authority or the Carrier, and if Passenger fails to do so Carrier shall have no further obligation to transport or to furnish transportation to the Passenger. Passenger must maintain all necessary documents throughout the Voyage. Passenger shall indemnify Carrier for all penalties, taxes, fines, charges, losses and expenses imposed upon or incurred by Carrier by virtue of an act or violation of law by the Passenger. Carrier shall have the right to deny boarding and will not be liable to refund Passenger’s fare if Passenger is denied boarding due to lack of proper documents or required medical inoculations.

16. General Average Passenger will not be liable to pay nor entitled to receive any general average contribution in respect to baggage and/or property taken with him or her on the Ship.

17. Severability Should any provision of these Terms of Carriage or this Contract be contrary to or invalid by virtue of the law of any jurisdiction in which this Contract is sought to be enforced or for any other reason, said provision is deemed to be severed from this Contract and shall be of no effect, but all remaining provisions herein shall remain in full force and effect.

18. Indemnification Passenger shall at all times comply with the rules and regulations of the Ship and the orders and directions of the Ship’s officers.

Passenger shall be liable to and shall reimburse Carrier for all damages to the Ship and any equipment, furnishings or property on board the Ship caused directly or indirectly, in whole or in part, by any act or omission of the Passenger. Passenger shall further indemnify the Carrier and the Ship and each and all of their agents, servants and other passengers against all liability whatsoever which the Carrier or the Ship or such agents, servants or other passengers may incur toward any person, entity or government authority arising from any personal injury, death or damage to property caused directly or indirectly, in whole or in part by any willful or negligent act or omission on the part of the Passenger. Passenger shall indemnify the Carrier and/or the Ship and/or the Master for any fines or penalties imposed on the Ship by governmental authorities and expenses related thereto for Passenger’s failure to observe or comply with local requirements in respect of immigration, border patrol, customs and excise taxes, agriculture, health, environment or any other government regulations whatsoever.

19. The Authority of the Ship’s Captain and General Submission to Maritime Law (a) Notwithstanding anything contained herein to the contrary, these Terms of Carriage shall be subject to all applicable international, national and local rules and regulations, insurance policies, the rules of any international or maritime organizations, classification societies, and other regulatory bodies, and to the general principles of the maritime law of the United States of America.

The Passenger expressly acknowledges the authority of the Carrier, the Ship’s Captain and each of his designees and submits to the lawful directions and requests of each of them and those who are delegated to act on their respective behalves. In particular, with respect to any condition or actions of any Passenger which the Captain of the Ship or his designee deems to be a hazard to the Ship or sufficiently objectionable so as to jeopardize the safety, comfort and well being of the Ship, its crew, the Passenger or any other passenger, the Captain of the Ship may take such action as he in his sole

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and absolute discretion shall determine to be necessary or appropriate, with or without notice to the Passenger. (b) It is expressly understood and agreed that the Captain may at any time remove any Passenger from the Ship or prohibit his boarding in furtherance of the Ship’s compliance with applicable regulations restricting the number of people permitted to be on board, applicable law or as he may in his sole and absolute discretion determine to be necessary or appropriate to the safety, comfort or well being of the Ship, its crew, the Passenger or any other passenger.

20. Reserved Rights Carrier reserves the right to increase fares without prior notice. In such event, Passenger has the option to accept and pay such increase, or to cancel Passenger’s reservation without penalty, not less than one (1) month prior to departure.

21. Athletic/Recreational Activities Carrier shall not be liable for any injuries or damages which occur to Passenger while participating in athletic, expedition or recreational activities on board the Ship or onshore at any port of call, including, but not limited to, Passenger participation in snorkeling/diving programs or Passenger usage of any paddle ball, tennis, basketball, golf, fitness, jogging, swimming, diving, marina, whirlpool, pool, spa and sauna facilities. By utilizing said facilities, Passenger agrees (i) that Passenger is solely responsible for evaluating the risk of his or her use of such facilities and participation in any such activity and his or her competence, training and skill level to use such facilities and to participate in any such activity and (ii) to assume all risks arising therefrom and does hereby fully release and discharge Carrier from any and all claims, demands, damages, causes of action, present or future, whether the same be known, anticipated or unanticipated, resulting from or arising out of Passenger’s use or intended use of said facilities or participation in such activities.

22. Fitness to Travel and Medical Services Passenger admits an understanding of the character of the Ship and that the availability of medical care and evacuation may be limited, delayed or unavailable while at sea or in port. Passenger represents and warrants that Passenger is physically, mentally and otherwise fit to travel on the Voyage and that such travel will not endanger themselves or others. Any physical or mental impairment or medical condition which does, or could reasonably be expected to, require special attention or treatment, including, without limitation, pregnancy, dialysis and sight, hearing or mobility impairment, should be reported to Carrier and disclosed on the Voyage Information

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Form when reservation is requested and prior to embarkation. A medical certificate certifying fitness for travel may be required of any Passenger at Carrier’s request. Carrier reserves the right to refuse passage to or disembark women in advanced stages of pregnancy (i.e. past the fifth month of pregnancy) and to infants below an age specified by the Carrier in its discretion. Carrier strongly recommends that persons with sight, hearing or mobility impairments or requiring special needs be accompanied by, and share the same accommodations with, a responsible adult who is able to assist them both ashore and at sea.

Mobility-impaired Passengers requiring wheelchairs must bring on the Voyage their own wheelchair. In addition, a Passenger with mobility impairment is solely responsible for arranging and paying the costs of all means required to enable him or her to embark the Ship in a manner consented to by the Carrier. Carrier and the Ship’s Captain reserve the right to refuse or revoke passage on the Ship, to anyone who fails to notify Carrier of a medical disability, or who is, in the sole judgment of Carrier or the Captain, in such physical or mental condition as to be unfit for travel, who may present a risk to any passenger or crew member or who may require care, treatment and attention beyond that which Carrier can provide.

If Passenger is refused passage or is removed from the Ship for any of the reasons described in this section, Carrier shall not be required to refund any portion of the fare paid for the Voyage and shall otherwise be free of any liability, including, without limitation, any costs or expenses incurred by Passenger in connection therewith. Carrier reserves the right to refuse or deny participation in any activities or programs either on board the Ship or onshore at any port of call which are sponsored or promoted by Carrier to any Passenger who has, in the sole judgment of Carrier, past or present medical conditions that may present undue health risks in such activities and programs. By acceptance of this Contract, Passenger hereby releases Carrier from all liability for any injury or damage connected with the Voyage which is proximately caused by a pre-existing impairment or medical condition of Passenger.

Passenger hereby agrees to reimburse and indemnify Carrier for any costs incurred or funds advanced on account of any charges for medical treatment or transport provided to Passenger at Passenger’s request or provided to Passenger in circumstances in which Passenger is unable to request or consent to such services, including, without limitation, those related to the Ship’s deviation from its scheduled Voyage.

23. Notices Except as otherwise expressly provided in this Contract, all written notices to Carrier in connection with this Contract must be mailed, postage prepaid, to The World of ResidenSea II, Ltd., c/o ROW Management, Ltd., 1551 Sawgrass Corporate Parkway, Suite 200, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33323.

24. Headings The headings used herein are inserted only as a matter of convenience and for reference and in no way define, limit or describe the scope of this Contract or the intent of any provision hereof.

25. Jurisdiction, Forum Selection, Choice of Law and Waiver of Jury Trial (a) Voyages That Do Not Depart From, Return To, or Visit a U.S. Port: i. All claims, controversies, disputes, suits and matters of any kind whatsoever arising out of, concerned with or incident to any Voyage that does not depart from, return to, or visit a U.S. port, or to this Contract if issued in connection with such a Voyage, shall be instituted only in the courts of The Bahamas, to the exclusion of the courts of any other county, state or nation. Bahamian law shall apply to any such proceedings. ii. Notwithstanding any provision of this Contract or law to the contrary, as to any Voyage occurring wholly outside the United States, the Ship Owner claims the benefit of and the Passenger agrees to the terms of all restrictions, exemptions and limitations of liability set forth in the Athens Convention and the 1976 Limitation of Liability Convention which limit the liability of the Carrier for death of or personal injury to the Passenger to no more than a specified maximum of Special Drawing Rights (“SDRs”) as defined therein, and all other limits for damage or loss to personal property. If for any reason the Athens Convention is held not to apply, as a matter of law or contract, then the exemptions from and limitations of liability provided in or authorized by the laws of the United States (including Title 46 U.S. Code Sections 30501-30512) may apply as well as any other applicable nation’s laws limiting the Carrier’s liability. (b) Voyages That Depart From, Return To, or Visit a U.S. Port: With respect to any claims, disputes or controversies in connection with this Contract and/or the transportation furnished hereunder which arise from factual events that take place in the United States or during the course of the Voyage departing from, returning to or visiting a U.S. port:

(i) this Contract shall be governed in all respects by the general maritime law of the United States of America without regard to conflict of law principles, provided however, all of the restrictions, exemptions, immunities, exonerations and limitations of liability set forth under this contract shall apply and be binding upon Passenger to the fullest extent of the law; (ii) Carrier and Passenger each irrevocably agrees and submits to the exclusive venue and jurisdiction of the Courts of United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida, to the exclusion of all other courts or venues.

(C) WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL: EACH PASSENGER AND CARRIER HEREBY IRREVOCABLY AND UNCONDITIONALLY WAIVES THE RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY IN ANY LEGAL OR EQUITABLE ACTION, SUIT, COUNTERCLAIM OR OTHER PROCEEDING ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THESE TERMS. d. Time Limits for Claims i. Neither Carrier nor Ship shall be liable for any claims whatsoever for personal injury, illness or death of the Passenger, unless full particulars in writing are delivered to Carrier within 185 days after the date of such injury, event, illness or death giving rise to the claim.

Notwithstanding any provision of law of any state or country to the contrary, an action to recover on any such claim, whether brought in rem or in personam, shall not be maintainable unless commenced within one year after the date of the injury, event, illness or death, and valid service of process is effected on the Carrier or the Ship within 120 days after commencement. Passenger expressly waives all other potentially applicable limitations periods. ii. Neither the Carrier nor the Ship shall be liable for any claims whatsoever, other than for personal injury, illness or death of Passenger, unless full particulars in writing are delivered to Carrier within 30 days after the Passenger disembarks from the Ship without a scheduled return within seven (7) days.

Notwithstanding any provision of law of any state or country to the contrary, an action to recover on any such claim, whether brought in rem or in personam, shall not be maintainable unless commenced within 120 days after the Passenger disembarks from the Ship without a scheduled return within seven (7) days, and valid service of process is effected on the Carrier or the Ship within 120 days after filing. Passenger expressly waives all other potentially applicable limitations periods.

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