Dingo Tales – Terms & Conditions
Effective from: 17 October 2025
Welcome to the fine print. It’s not as juicy as a ghost story, but it keeps things fair. By booking with Dingo Tales, you agree to the following:
1. Paying for Your Dingo Adventure
We accept:
Mastercard
Visa
Apple Pay
Google Pay
Payment is required at booking. Prices are in Aussie dollars and may change, but we
won’t be sneaky about it.
2. Cancellations & Refunds: The 24-Hour Rule
Cancel 24 hours before your tour = full refund or reschedule.
Cancel less than 24 hours before = no refund (the Dingo keeps your bones).
No-shows and late arrivals? Same deal — no refunds.
If you cancel inside 24 hours, we’ll try to rebook you (subject to availability).
3. Meeting Points & Time
Your confirmation email has the details.
Arrive 15 minutes early. Tours start on time, not “Sydney time.” If you miss the group, we can’t chase you down.
4. Behaviour & Booze
Bring ID for tours with drinks. If you look under 50, you’ll need it.
Dress for the weather — raincoats beat umbrellas (umbrellas poke eyes and block views).
Wear comfy shoes. Cobblestones don’t care about your fashion choices.
Our tours are storytelling with a side of sipping, not a pub crawl. If you get too rowdy, the Dingo may cut you off or send you packing (no refunds).
Stay with the group. The Rocks has been confusing tourists and drunks for 200 years.
5. Rain or Shine (Unless Apocalypse)
Tours run in all conditions. Rain? We get wet. Heat? We find shade. Apocalypse? We’ll call it off.
6. Cover Your Tail (Insurance)
We recommend travel insurance. We’re not responsible if you:
Trip on cobblestones
Drop your phone in a pub cellar
Get swooped by an ibis
7. Our Call
We may:
Adjust the route if venues close or roads block.
Refuse service to anyone making the tour unpleasant.
Remove disruptive guests (no refunds).
8. Liability Waiver
Walking tours involve risks. We’re not liable for injuries, lost items, or seagull chip theft.
Your safety is your responsibility.
9. Final Legal Stuff
Terms may change. By booking, you agree to the latest version.
Disputes fall under Australian law — though we’d rather settle it over a pint.