Cookie policy
What our site stores in your browser, what it does with it, and how to say no. Fewer cookies than you'd expect — we're a travel agency, not an ad network.
What's actually stored
Three things, and all of them are boring:
- Cookie consent flag — remembers that you clicked "got it" on the banner so we don't nag you every visit.
- Session preferences — small bits like which tab you left open in an FAQ. Gone when you close the browser.
- Anonymous analytics — aggregate counts of page visits so we know which trips deserve more photos. No cross-site tracking, no ad profiles.
That's the entire list. No marketing pixels, no retargeting, no third-party trackers hiding in the walls.
Cookie count
0
Total cookies/localStorage items this site uses. Yes, really.
How to say no
Every browser lets you block or delete cookies — Settings → Privacy in most of them. Blocking ours won't break anything important: the site will still load, the forms still send, the photos still show.
The only thing you'll notice is the consent banner reappearing, because — ironically — remembering your answer to it requires a cookie. If you'd rather we never ask, just clear the site data for feelgoodadventures.space.
How long they live
The consent flag lives for 12 months, then politely expires. Session bits die with the tab. Analytics data is aggregated monthly and individual-level data is discarded.
Changes to this policy
If we ever add a new cookie, we'll update this page and bump the "updated" date at the top. Anything beyond basic analytics would get its own consent prompt — we won't sneak it in.
Lifespans at a glance
- Consent flag — 12 months
- Session prefs — until tab closes
- Analytics — aggregated monthly
Still curious?
Feel free to inspect us in dev tools — we're boring in the best way. Questions go to the contacts page.
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