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Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how Ocean Itinerary may use cookies and similar technologies when you visit or use oceanitinerary.com. It is written to help visitors understand the website technologies that support a visit and the choices available through their browser or device.

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What cookies are

Cookie definition

Cookies are small text files that a website can place on, or access through, your browser or device when you visit a page. They can help a website recognise a browser, keep information available while you move between pages, or remember information from one visit to a later visit. A cookie does not necessarily identify you by name, and not every visitor will receive every type of cookie or related technology described in this policy.

Similar technologies

Websites may also use related technologies, such as local storage, pixels, tags, or comparable mechanisms. Depending on how a website is configured, these tools may support operational tasks, preference handling, measurement, or other service-related purposes. For clarity, this policy may use the word “cookies” as a convenient umbrella term for cookies and similar technologies where their practical role is alike.

Session storage

During a browsing session

Some information may last only while your browser session remains active. It can help a website retain context as you move from one page to another, and may no longer be available when that session ends or the browser is closed.

Persistent storage

Beyond a single visit

Other information can remain until it expires, is deleted, or is removed through browser or device settings. How long it remains can depend on the relevant technology, its settings, and the controls you choose.

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How cookies may be used

Core operation

Strictly necessary operation

Some cookies or similar technologies may be needed to support core website operation, security, load handling, navigation continuity, or choices made during a visit. These functions can help pages respond consistently while a visitor moves through the site. If these technologies are blocked, limited, or removed, parts of a website may not work as expected or may be less dependable. The effect can vary according to the browser, device, and website function involved.

Operational note: restricting core technologies may affect page continuity.

Preference layer

Preferences and usability

Optional or functional storage may be used to remember settings or help make a visit more consistent. Examples can include language, display, or previously selected preferences, where those options are available. These examples do not confirm that every feature is used on every visit. The choices available can depend on your browser, device, and the website configuration in place when you access Ocean Itinerary.

Service review

Measurement and service improvement

Cookies or similar technologies may help Ocean Itinerary understand how visitors use pages, so that content and service performance can be reviewed and improved. For example, this may assist with understanding which parts of a site are used, how pages perform, or where navigation can be clearer. This policy does not identify a particular measurement provider and does not state that information is always anonymous.

External service context

Third-party content and services

Where a page uses content, tools, or services supplied by another provider, that provider may set or access its own cookies under its own policies. The relevant provider may offer information about its technologies and controls where that content or service is presented. Third-party practices are separate from browser-level choices, so visitors should review the information made available by the relevant provider when it applies.

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Your choices and browser controls

Browser and device settings

Most browsers and devices provide settings that allow you to review, block, limit, or delete cookies. The location and names of these controls vary by browser, operating system, and device type, and can change when software is updated. For current instructions, consult the help documentation supplied with your browser or device. You remain in control of whether and how you change those settings, and you can review your choices as your needs change.

Provider controls

Third-party settings

When third-party services are used, controls for cookies associated with those services may also be available through the provider’s own settings or policy materials. These controls are separate from your browser settings. Not every third-party cookie can necessarily be managed in one place, so consult the relevant provider information where it is made available.

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Policy updates and contact route

Revision note

Updates to this policy

Ocean Itinerary may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes to the website, its use of relevant technologies, or the information we provide to visitors. The effective date at the top of this page indicates when the current version applies. The current policy is effective from . Please review this policy periodically if you want to remain informed about changes.

Policy enquiry record

Cookie policy questions

If you have a question about this Cookie Policy, you can contact Ocean Itinerary by email or post using the details below.

Email [email protected]
Postal address
Level 8, 1 Queen Street, Auckland 1010, New Zealand

Document reference / OI-CP-2026-09

Website-specific scope

This Cookie Policy applies to the Ocean Itinerary website at oceanitinerary.com and should be read alongside any relevant information made available through the site. It is a website-specific explanation of cookies and similar technologies. Current policy effective .