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Cookie policy
This page lists every cookie this website sets, who sets it and how long it lasts. It is a short list, and you can turn most of it off.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small file a website leaves on your device so that it can recognise the same browser again. Related techniques store a value in the browser instead of in a cookie; they do the same job and are covered here in the same way.
What this site sets
Only the first line below is set without asking. Everything else waits until you accept it in the banner.
| What | Set by | What it does | Lasts | Needs consent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
CookieConsent |
Cookiebot | Remembers what you chose in the consent banner, so you are not asked again on every page. | 1 year | No — this one is what makes your choice stick |
_ga, _ga_13ENNQ6LYR |
Google Analytics | Counts visits and tells one returning browser from another, so we can see which pages are read and which are skipped. | 2 years | Yes |
_fbp |
Meta | Lets us see whether an advert on Facebook or Instagram led to a visit here. | 3 months | Yes |
_gcl_au |
Records that you arrived from a Google advert, so that a booking can be attributed to it rather than counted twice. | 3 months | Yes |
Google Tag Manager loads the ones above but sets nothing of its own. We set no cookies of our own at all: the sunset times on this site are worked out in your browser and stored nowhere, and the site remembers nothing about you between visits.
Change your choices
You can change your mind whenever you like, in either direction, and it takes effect straight away.
If that button is not showing, the consent banner has not finished loading yet — give the page a moment, or use the same link in the footer.
Blocking them in your browser
Every browser can block or delete cookies on its own, under settings or preferences, and that works whatever we do. Blocking the consent cookie has one odd side effect: we lose the record of what you chose, so the banner asks you again on your next visit.
More information
What happens to personal data more generally — who is responsible for it, how long it is kept and what you can ask us to do about it — is set out in our privacy policy.