The prices displayed do not include any additional taxes or customs duties applicable in certain jurisdictions. The prices shown do not include transport costs and packing, which will be charged in addition. The applicable VAT rate is determined on a country by country basis. The Company reserves the right to indicate prices in other currencies depending on the countries in which its Equipment will be available for purchases.Īll prices quoted include additional amounts for value added tax (VAT), where applicable. Unless otherwise agreed, all prices are quoted in Euros (EUR). The price applicable to the sale of any Equipment by the Company is the price indicated on the Website or, in the case of a purchase outside the Website, on the Company’s price list, at the time of purchase. In all cases, the contract is concluded as soon as the Customer accepts the Services offered by the Company, including when it orders Equipment on the Company’s Website or on any other platform, or when it purchases its Equipment directly from a store. The conclusion of the contract takes place at the time of acceptance by the Customer of the offer from the Company in relation to the purchase of the Equipment and/or the Services of the Company. The Terms and Conditions applicable at the time of the conclusion of the contract by the Customer shall apply, unless the Customer has expressly accepted another version of the Terms and Conditions in writing. It is the Customer's responsibility to consult them regularly in order to be informed of any modification. The Terms and Conditions may be modified from time to time. These Terms and Conditions apply to all Services offered by the Company to any person accessing, consulting or using the Services offered by the Company (hereinafter: the "Customer").īy accessing and using the Company’s Website, in particular by purchasing the Equipment offered there, the Customer acknowledges being bound by these Terms and Conditions, which he declares having read and understood.
The activities listed above represent the Company’s services (the "Services"). In addition, the Company offers repair and maintenance services for the Equipment. The Company also operates the "Taaroa" brand and the website (hereinafter the "Website").
The Company designs and markets to private individuals and to businesses, water sports articles and their accessories, including kite-surfing boards, windsurfing boards and foils (the "Equipment"). Note: Health experts consider dining out to be a high-risk activity for the unvaccinated it may pose a risk for the vaccinated, especially in areas with substantial COVID transmission.These General Terms and Conditions (hereinafter the "Terms and Conditions") are applicable to all services offered by the Company "FLY 4 ALL SA" (hereinafter: the "Company"), a company having its registered office at Route de BiSaubraz, Canton of Vaud, Switzerland And while you’re in town, be sure to drive or bike around the valley’s Fruit Loop, a 35-mile scenic route connecting farmstands, wineries, lavender farms, and you-pick orchards and fields. Whether you’re craving juicy fish tacos or just a good gooey pizza after a hike, these restaurants, food carts, breweries, and distilleries have some of the best eats and drinks around Hood River. All these local ingredients and a young, diverse population fuel a truly international dining scene, ranging from Scandinavian fare to Chilean street food. Thanks to pioneering microbreweries, Hood River was one of the first big beer towns in Oregon and remains so to this day, with more than 10 local breweries pouring plenty of beer for that post-hike refresher. Hood River’s fresh fruits are almost the lifeblood of the area, working their way into everything from food to ciders to beers to, yes, the wine. Fresh produce, locally-reared meat, and bounties of apples, pears, cherries, and other fruits inspire hyper-seasonal dishes and meals reflecting the unique terroir and flavors of the Gorge.
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Thanks to the Hood River Valley - an agricultural powerhouse full of orchards, farms, and cool-climate wineries with views of the Cascades and Mount Hood - dining in Hood River is the epitome of farm-to-table.
From hiking or skiing on nearby Mount Hood to world-class windsurfing and kiteboarding on the mighty Columbia, the wealth of adventurous things to do often overshadows Hood River’s other strength: its culinary scene. An hour’s drive east from Portland, in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge, Hood River is primarily seen as a destination for outdoor adventure sports with a side of stellar river and mountain views.
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