Terms and Conditions
Fanatic Divers Dive School – dive trips, diving excursions and scuba courses
Effective from: 1 September 2026.
1. Service provider details
- Name: SZILI GYÖRGY sole trader
- Trading name: Fanatic Divers Dive School
- Registered seat: 2400 Dunaújváros, Dózsa György út 64. 1/6., Hungary
- Representative: Szili György sole trader
- Manner of representation: independent
- Tax number: 70869381-1-27
- Website: fanaticdivers.hu
- Email: info@fanaticdivers.hu
Any further registration details of the Service Provider that must be displayed by law are shown on the website and/or on invoices issued by the Service Provider.
2. Scope of these Terms
2.1. These Terms and Conditions (hereinafter: Terms) apply to dive trips, diving excursions, dive programmes and scuba courses offered by the Service Provider on fanaticdivers.hu or under an individual agreement.
2.2. The Terms cover contracts concluded between the Service Provider and a natural person using the service, or – where the service is used in the course of economic or professional activity – a legal person or other organisation.
2.3. Detailed conditions of a specific programme – in particular date, location, duration, price, capacity limit and any special requirements – are set out on the programme page, in information provided during registration, and in the confirmation.
2.4. The individual conditions of the specific programme and these Terms together form the content of the contract between the parties.
2.5. The Service Provider may amend the Terms. An amendment applies to already confirmed contracts only if required by law or if it is more favourable to the participant.
3. Services
3.1. Fanatic Divers Dive School may offer, among others:
- guided dive trips;
- weekend diving excursions;
- group and individual dive programmes;
- beginner scuba courses;
- advanced and continuing scuba courses;
- other educational or leisure programmes related to diving.
3.2. The content of each programme follows the description published for that programme.
3.3. The Service Provider is not obliged to provide services not included in the programme description or in an individual agreement.
3.4. Where a programme also uses a third-party service (for example a dive site, boat, dive centre or other venue), that provider’s rules may also apply.
3.5. These Terms are not automatically package travel terms. If a programme includes travel organisation or travel agency services, separate conditions for that service apply.
4. Publishing programmes
4.1. Programmes are published on the website as specific events.
4.2. Where relevant, the programme page includes: name; date and time; location; short description; maximum capacity; current free places; participation fee; registration deadline; any prerequisites; any required own equipment; and other information needed to take part.
4.3. Information is provided as accurately as possible; diving conditions may change by their nature.
4.4. Water temperature, visibility, water level, current, weather and other natural factors cannot always be predicted.
5. Registration and formation of the contract
5.1. Participants may register for published programmes via the online registration form on fanaticdivers.hu.
5.2. The applicant must provide accurate data.
5.3. Submitting a registration does not in every case automatically create the service contract.
5.4. After receiving the registration, the Service Provider sends an email confirmation. Unless otherwise expressly agreed, the contract is formed upon the Service Provider’s confirmation.
5.5. If the programme is full, the Service Provider is not obliged to accept further registrations.
5.6. After the registration deadline, the Service Provider is not obliged to accept new registrations.
5.7. The Service Provider may refuse a registration or promptly notify the applicant of the correct data if the published price, date or other data is clearly incorrect.
6. Participant data and declarations
6.1. The participant must provide true and current data when registering.
6.2. The participant must inform the Service Provider in advance of any circumstance that may affect safe diving, training or participation.
6.3. The participant is responsible for the accuracy of the data provided.
6.4. If registering on behalf of another person, the participant must ensure that person is familiar with these Terms and the programme conditions.
7. Dive certification and prerequisites
7.1. Only persons with the dive certification and practical readiness required for the dive may join a guided dive trip.
7.2. The Service Provider may set a minimum certification level, dive experience, recent dive practice or other prerequisites.
7.3. The participant must present the required certification and, on request, proof of it to the Service Provider or instructor/guide.
7.4. The Service Provider may refuse participation if it reasonably concludes that the participant lacks the required certification, experience or condition for safe participation.
7.5. Refusal of participation is not unlawful discrimination where it is based on dive safety, failure to meet dive requirements, or legal/professional rules.
8. Medical fitness and safety
8.1. Diving involves specific physical and health risks.
8.2. It is the participant’s responsibility to arrive medically fit to dive.
8.3. The participant must promptly inform the Service Provider of any known circumstance that may affect dive safety.
8.4. Where needed, the participant must consult their own doctor or a suitably qualified dive medicine professional.
8.5. The Service Provider does not provide medical diagnosis and does not replace a medical examination.
8.6. Participation under the influence of alcohol, drugs or other substances that impair safe diving is prohibited.
8.7. The Service Provider or guide/instructor may exclude a participant whose condition endangers safe participation.
9. Dive safety rules
9.1. The participant must follow the guide’s or instructor’s instructions; site rules; dive limits matching their certification and experience; applicable dive safety rules; and on-site emergency and safety procedures.
9.2. When diving with own equipment, the participant must check it before the dive.
9.3. Rented or borrowed equipment must be used as intended.
9.4. Without the guide’s or instructor’s permission, the participant may not deviate from the planned dive profile where the programme nature so requires.
9.5. The participant must promptly report any medical, technical or other problem during the dive.
9.6. For safety, the guide or instructor may abort the dive at any time.
10. Weather and diving conditions
10.1. Dive programmes may be affected by unforeseeable natural or other circumstances.
10.2. Such circumstances include in particular: adverse weather; storm; strong wind; dangerous waves; flood or unusual water level; dangerous current; poor visibility; water pollution; official restrictions; temporary site closure; decisions by the site operator; and navigational or other safety reasons.
10.3. The Service Provider may change the dive time, location or programme to ensure safe delivery.
10.4. The Service Provider may cancel the dive in whole or in part if holding it would endanger participants.
10.5. If the Service Provider cannot perform the programme for reasons not attributable to the participant, any replacement or refund is handled under the programme-specific information and applicable law.
10.6. The Service Provider is not obliged to run the programme in dangerous conditions solely so the participant can dive against the fee paid.
11. Participation fee
11.1. The fee is stated in the programme listing.
11.2. Unless otherwise stated, the price is per person.
11.3. The fee includes services expressly listed in the programme description.
11.4. The fee does not include costs that the description expressly states must be paid separately.
11.5. Separate costs may include, depending on the programme, equipment rental, entrance fees, dive site fees, boat use, accommodation, travel or other third-party services.
12. Payment
12.1. Payment method and deadline are stated when the programme is published or in the confirmation.
12.2. Depending on the programme, bank transfer, online payment or another previously communicated method may be offered.
12.3. The participant is responsible for paying the fee on time.
12.4. In case of late payment, the Service Provider may set a deadline for performance and may terminate the contract as permitted by law.
12.5. The Service Provider issues an invoice in accordance with applicable law.
13. Cancellation by the participant
13.1. The participant may cancel by email to the Service Provider.
13.2. The time of cancellation is when the notice is demonstrably received at the Service Provider’s email address.
13.3. Programme-specific cancellation terms take precedence where clearly available before registration.
13.4. If no specific cancellation terms are set, consequences are determined under applicable law.
13.5. Costs of third-party services prepaid by the Service Provider that cannot be recovered after cancellation may be charged to the participant only if the participant was properly informed in advance and the law allows it.
13.6. Mandatory consumer protection rules always apply.
14. Right of withdrawal and termination
14.1. Consumer withdrawal or termination rights apply under the laws in force.
14.2. Statutory exceptions may apply to the general withdrawal/termination right for distance contracts.
14.3. In particular, rules on leisure services for a specific date or period may exclude the general withdrawal right.
14.4. These Terms do not limit the consumer’s rights under law.
15. Cancellation by the Service Provider
15.1. The Service Provider may cancel or change a programme if safe or contractual delivery cannot be ensured for reasons beyond its control.
15.2. Such reasons include in particular: extreme weather; dangerous water level; site closure; official measures; venue operator decisions; technical failure; health or safety reasons; and force majeure.
15.3. If the programme is cancelled for reasons attributable to the Service Provider, the participant’s rights follow applicable law and the specific contract.
15.4. If cancelled due to unavoidable external causes, the Service Provider will inform the participant as soon as possible and proceed under the law and programme conditions.
16. Late arrival and no-show
16.1. The participant must arrive at the stated location by the programme start time.
16.2. Late arrival does not oblige the Service Provider to postpone the programme or dive.
16.3. If the participant does not attend and does not notify absence in advance, the Service Provider may treat the programme as performed for that participant where the contract and law allow.
17. Equipment
17.1. Equipment requirements are set out in the programme description.
17.2. If own equipment is required, providing it is the participant’s responsibility.
17.3. If the Service Provider supplies or rents equipment, fees and conditions are stated in the programme description or a separate agreement.
17.4. Equipment supplied by the Service Provider must be used as intended.
17.5. Loss of equipment or damage from improper use may give rise to liability under applicable law.
18. Participant liability
18.1. The participant is responsible for meeting programme conditions; providing accurate data; holding required certification; keeping own equipment in suitable condition; following safety instructions; and not endangering others.
18.2. The participant must compensate damage caused by unlawful, intentional or negligent conduct.
18.3. Mandatory Hungarian law governs liability in all cases.
19. Service Provider liability
19.1. Services are provided with professional care appropriate to the programme.
19.2. The Service Provider is not liable for damage caused solely by the participant’s breach of rules, failure to follow instructions, false information or other attributable conduct.
19.3. The Service Provider is not liable for damage from unavoidable external causes, except where stricter liability applies by law.
19.4. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where such exclusion or limitation is prohibited by law.
20. Insurance
20.1. Suitable dive and accident insurance is expressly recommended due to the specific risks of diving.
20.2. For a specific programme, the Service Provider may require insurance if communicated in advance.
20.3. The participant is responsible for holding adequate cover.
20.4. The participant must check that insurance covers diving, rescue, decompression incidents and the relevant dive conditions.
21. Minors
21.1. Minors may participate only if the programme allows it.
21.2. For a minor applicant, the Service Provider may require consent of the legal guardian.
21.3. Conditions for minor participation follow the programme, diving training rules and applicable law.
22. Complaints
22.1. Complaints may be submitted to:
- Email: info@fanaticdivers.hu
- Postal address: 2400 Dunaújváros, Dózsa György út 64. 1/6., Hungary
22.2. Complaints are handled under consumer protection rules.
22.3. The Service Provider aims to resolve complaints amicably with the participant.
22.4. If a consumer dispute cannot be resolved by negotiation, the consumer may turn to a conciliation board as provided by law.
22.5. The consumer may also initiate proceedings before the conciliation board competent for their place of residence or stay.
22.6. Access to the consumer protection authority is available under applicable law.
23. Data protection
23.1. Personal data provided for registration, communication, invoicing and service delivery are processed under applicable data protection law.
23.2. Detailed rules are set out in the separate Privacy Policy.
23.3. The Privacy Policy is available on fanaticdivers.hu.
23.4. The participant must review the Privacy Policy before registering.
24. Electronic communication
24.1. The parties may use email for registration and programme communication.
24.2. The participant must provide an email address where important programme notices can be delivered.
24.3. The participant is responsible for properly using and checking that mailbox.
24.4. Material programme changes are communicated via the contact details provided by the participant.
25. Copyright
25.1. Texts, images, graphics, logos and other content on fanaticdivers.hu are, unless otherwise indicated, the intellectual property of the Service Provider or the relevant rightholder.
25.2. Unauthorised copying, commercial use or distribution of website content is prohibited.
25.3. Use of photographs and other content created by the Service Provider requires prior permission of the rightholder, unless law provides otherwise.
26. Custom group programmes
26.1. The Service Provider may organise custom dive programmes for groups of friends, clubs, companies and other groups.
26.2. Conditions of custom programmes are agreed separately.
26.3. An individual agreement may cover in particular: date; location; number of participants; programme; fee; payment terms; equipment; prerequisites; cancellation terms.
26.4. For custom programmes, the written individual agreement may depart from these Terms where the law allows.
27. Force majeure
27.1. Neither party is liable for hindrance to performance caused by circumstances beyond their control that were unforeseeable and unavoidable, where such circumstances qualify as force majeure under applicable law.
27.2. Force majeure may include natural disaster, extreme weather, official measures, war, epidemic restrictions, transport obstacles or other unavoidable external events.
27.3. In such cases the Service Provider must inform the participant as soon as reasonably possible.
28. Governing law
28.1. These Terms and contracts between the parties are governed by the law of Hungary, subject to mandatory consumer protection and other mandatory rules.
28.2. In contracts with consumers, nothing in these Terms limits mandatory rights under the law of the consumer’s place of residence or stay.
29. Entry into force
29.1. These Terms enter into force on 1 September 2026.
29.2. The current version is published on fanaticdivers.hu.
29.3. Participants are advised to read the current Terms before registering.
30. Final provisions
30.1. If any provision is invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in effect.
30.2. The parties must cooperate in performing the contract.
30.3. The Service Provider aims to deliver dive trips and scuba courses under safe, transparent and properly organised conditions.
SZILI GYÖRGY sole trader
Fanatic Divers Dive School
2400 Dunaújváros, Dózsa György út 64. 1/6., Hungary
Email: info@fanaticdivers.hu
Web: fanaticdivers.hu
Effective from: 1 September 2026