Affiliate Disclosure

Click a tour link on wellingtonsealsafari.com and end up booking, and this site may be paid for the referral. This page sets out how that works, who pays, and what it changes for you, if anything.

How Booking Links Work Here

Some links on this page are tagged so the seller knows where your booking started. Click one and the tour operator's own booking page opens as normal; if you go on to pay for a seat, a commission can flow back to this site. The price on your end stays put. No banners, pop-ups or redirects appear, and the links open the same live listings you would reach by searching yourself.

Who Pays This Site

Tour links point to GetYourGuide and Viator, the two booking platforms where the 12 tours compared here are sold. Hotel links point to Expedia via Travelpayouts.

Same Price Either Way

The price you pay is the same whether you arrive through a link on this site or type the booking platform's address into your browser yourself. Any commission comes out of the platform's side of the sale, not yours. Bypassing the link saves you nothing and just means this site earns nothing.

What The Commissions Do And Do Not Change

Prices, ratings, review counts, durations, group sizes and cancellation windows are read from the booking pages and refreshed, not written to steer you toward a higher payout. The site shows the cheapest tours, the new tours with no reviews yet, and the expensive ones side by side, because that is the point of a comparison.

Where You Book And Pay

Every booking and every payment happens on the booking platform, never here. This site takes no card details, holds no seats and issues no refunds. If a seal safari is cancelled by weather or a date needs changing, the platform you paid and the operator named on the booking page are the two places to take it.

The Short Version

Book through a link on wellingtonsealsafari.com and a commission goes to this site from the seller, while the amount you pay stays exactly the same.