Last updated October 2026.
Version 2026-10-draft-2
1. Inherent risks
Diving, surfing, sailing, paragliding, hiking, cycling, camping and similar outdoor and water activities depend on weather, sea state, terrain, equipment and personal condition, and can lead to injury, loss of property or even danger to life. Typhoons, heavy rain, heat, UV and marine life in Hainan can add risk. Always follow qualified instructors and on-site staff and obey local rules.
2. Your preparation
Honestly assess your health, fitness, skills and allergies before taking part and tell the merchant truthfully; pregnant people, people with heart or circulatory conditions and others who may be unsuitable should consult a doctor first. Check the weather, sea state and the merchant's safety briefing on the day, and wear suitable equipment.
We recommend personal accident and medical insurance (including emergency rescue) that covers the activity. When you book a travel product, the confirmation box on the booking form points you to the insurance and risk information.
3. Minors and older participants
Minors must be accompanied by and have the consent of a guardian; older people and those with underlying conditions should reduce intensity and talk to the merchant beforehand. A merchant may refuse unsuitable participants for safety reasons and will handle charges as agreed.
4. Responsibility of the platform and merchants
Activities are actually run by the merchant or licensed provider, who must hold the legal qualifications and is responsible for safety and delivery. We review merchant qualifications as the law requires and handle complaints, but we do not operate the activities.
This notice does not exclude or limit any liability the law forbids excluding: for personal injury or property loss caused by intent or gross negligence, the operator and merchant bear liability as the law provides and no disclaimer applies to it.
5. Currency of information
Page information comes from merchants; weather, road conditions, entry rules and site opening rules can change at any time, so rely on official information and the merchant's latest notice. Visa, accommodation registration and driving-licence requirements for foreign visitors are those of the competent authorities, and we give no immigration legal advice.
6. Emergencies
In an emergency call local emergency services first (120 for medical help, 110 for police, 12395 for distress at sea), then the merchant and us.