Websites for boat tours and charters

List each trip with its length, departure times and price for adults and kids, and say what’s included. Private charters, sunset trips and group rates get their own sections.

A visitor who can see the price and the next departure can book on the spot, without calling to ask.

• ✓Departure times and trip length
• ✓Adult, child and private charter prices
• ✓What’s included, from life jackets to bait and tackle
• ✓Group and private bookings
• ✓Gift certificates, if you sell them

Gators, wading birds, dolphins, the skyline at sunset, a cooler full of redfish: show it with your own photos and video, and say honestly what’s likely and what’s the luck of the day.

Answer the questions people really have. Is it loud? Is it fine for kids? Can grandma get on the boat? Will we get wet?

Give the exact dock or meeting address, a map, parking details and how early to arrive. Plenty of your guests are new to the area and driving in on roads they don’t know.

Say what happens if it storms, how refunds and rescheduling work, any age or weight limits, and what to bring. Clear policies, set out kindly, save calls and arguments at the dock.

Already sell tickets through FareHarbor, Peek or another booking system? We link every Book now button straight to it, so payments, waivers and the calendar stay where they are. If you book by phone, the site shows your number on every page.

Your captains’ credentials and your safety briefing belong on the site too. We add whatever applies to your boats.