What compensation do passengers receive if the voyage is suspended due to the captain's fault?

When a voyage is suspended due to the captain's fault, passengers are entitled to receive a refund along with compensation for any losses or damages they may have incurred as a result of the suspension. This entitlement stems from the legal obligations that apply in maritime law, ensuring that passengers are protected when their journey is disrupted due to negligence or misconduct on the part of the captain.

The combination of a refund and compensation for losses reflects the principle that passengers should not only regain the money spent on the voyage but also be compensated for any additional financial impacts or inconveniences caused by the captain's actions. This comprehensive approach ensures that the passengers are made whole, aligning with the broader maritime laws that emphasize passenger rights and safety.

Other options, such as receiving only a refund or just compensation for losses and damages, do not adequately protect the passengers' rights in such situations. The legal framework surrounding maritime commerce supports the view that both elements—refund and compensation—are necessary to ensure fair treatment for passengers affected by the captain's fault.