Privacy for the whole family

Discover outings, use the map and save favourites without accepting statistics.

You decide whether to help us measure

Analytics remains off until you select “Allow statistics”. You can change your mind using “Privacy preferences” at the foot of any page. We also respect your browser’s Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals. Without JavaScript, analytics does not load; activity information remains available.

What statistics tell us

We use Umami on our own Contabo server, with a private dashboard, to understand page visits, referring websites and actions such as saving an outing, opening the map or checking a booking. We send only the public path and page title, referring domain, browser language and, for certain actions, the public activity ID. We do not send searches, age filters, form contents, full saved lists or URL parameters and fragments. We do not record sessions or use the data for advertising.

No tracking cookies

Umami does not set tracking cookies. To distinguish repeat visits it processes IP addresses and technical browser data to generate an identifier that changes daily. The analytics database does not store complete IP addresses; this does not mean every processing step is anonymous. Technical server logs are separate. Statistics can include device type, browser and approximate location. We do not request device location or collect children’s personal data.

Retention

Analytics records older than 90 days are deleted daily. Backups rotate daily with the seven most recent retained, so deleted data may remain in them for up to seven additional days.

What stays in your browser

We store your privacy choice for 180 days, and you can change it at any time. Saved outings stay only in this browser. If storage is blocked, your choice applies to the open page and may be requested again when navigating.

External links

Tickets, bookings and original sources belong to their organisers and have their own privacy terms. OpenStreetMap mapping is requested only when you choose to load the map.

Review date

Information reviewed on 4 November 2026. Translation does not constitute a new review of the underlying policy.