Design shaped around your experiences
A visual direction that presents your trips and brand with considered imagery and typography.
Bring your trips to life and give customers a clear way to enquire. Custom websites for boat tours, speedboats and yacht charters, built around the way your business takes bookings.
Give customers a clear picture of your trips, boats and booking process before they contact your team.
Responsive layouts, clear navigation, SEO foundations and agreed launch checks are part of the website build. Your proposal defines the pages, languages, booking functions, owner controls and integrations included.
A visual direction that presents your trips and brand with considered imagery and typography.
Approved descriptions, durations, routes, inclusions and optional extras.
Boat photographs, facilities and passenger limits, with private-charter and shared-tour pricing clearly distinguished.
Meeting points, arrival guidance and your approved weather, cancellation and passenger policies.
The agreed dates, departure times, group sizes and choices, with an accurate confirmation status.
The agreed request controls and assessment of supported booking, messaging, payment or availability connections.
Guide customers through the right choices and give your team the details needed to review each request.
Connect experiences with suitable boats, group sizes and durations so customers can find an option that fits.
Plan date, departure time, passenger counts and extras around the availability and pricing rules you agree.
Show a clear summary, collect contact details and explain what happens next, including any confirmation or payment step.
Agree how availability is controlled, which requests need review and when a booking is confirmed. Shared tours, crew schedules, deposits and external sales channels are scoped around your operation.
Saltwake is a portfolio showcase of a private boat charter website. Explore its experiences, fleet information and guided trip-request journey.
Explore the boat showcase
Look inside: experience and boat selection, passenger limits, trip duration, departure times and a booking summary. The featured website collects no online payments.
The featured website is set in Pattaya. Your website uses your own fleet, trips, policies and departure locations, serving operators throughout Thailand.
Our boat tour website design starts with how you sell trips today and the work your website needs to support.
Discuss your boat websiteDefine whether customers request an entire boat or individual places, along with passenger limits, trip durations and departure schedules.
Collect the trip, group and contact details you need, then agree owner controls for reviewing requests and recording the next step.
Plan separate language versions and clear location information, with trip descriptions, policies and customer messages approved by your team.
Assess existing booking tools, payments and notifications before including them. Agree how availability stays consistent when agents or other channels sell the same trips.
Yes. We design websites for boat tour operators, speedboat businesses and yacht charter companies across Thailand. We start with your trips, fleet, departure points and current booking process, then agree the pages and functions your business needs.
Yes. We review the content, page addresses, mobile experience and enquiry process before recommending changes. Useful trip pages and existing search visibility should be considered when planning a redesign and any redirects.
Both can be considered, but they need different rules. A private charter reserves a whole boat or time slot; a shared tour sells places against a passenger limit. We agree the booking model, capacity rules and source of availability before including either in the build.
Yes, within the agreed scope. The Saltwake portfolio showcase shows experience and boat choices, trip dates, duration, departure times and passenger counts. Your project defines the choices, pricing and optional extras that fit your actual operation.
We agree the confirmation process before building. Requests can await your team’s review. Instant confirmation requires reliable availability and rules that prevent conflicting bookings for boats, crews or shared-tour places. The website should clearly explain when a request becomes a confirmed booking.
Payments, deposits, confirmation messages and reminders can be assessed as part of the proposal. We check the provider, account access, payment status, delivery channels and cancellation process before including them. The Saltwake showcase collects no online payments.
We review your tools, supported connections and available access first. If several agents or sales channels use the same boats or seats, the project needs an agreed source of availability and a clear process for changes. Connections are specified individually.
Yes. We can present your approved departure instructions, inclusions, passenger rules and cancellation or weather policies. Your operation supplies and approves that information, including how your team communicates route changes, rescheduling or cancellations.
Yes. Separate language versions can be included in the agreed scope. Your team approves trip descriptions, pricing conditions, policies and customer messages in each language. We plan the language structure around the audiences you serve.
Your tailored proposal defines the build price, delivery scope and agreed hosting, domain, third-party service or ongoing support costs. Projects include two design revision rounds. Ownership transfers after full payment, with 30 days of corrections for genuine text errors or faults in the delivered work. Further changes and optional paid support are agreed separately.
We assess how each channel sells your trips and which system controls boats or seat capacity. The project needs a clear process for updates, cancellations and conflicting requests. Supported connections are specified individually; a website form alone does not synchronise every sales channel.
They should be able to find the trip duration, departure point, group or passenger limits, what the price covers and what happens after a request. We organise your approved information and included language versions around those decisions.
Tell us about your boat tours, fleet, departure locations and current booking process. We’ll discuss the website and booking system that fit your business.
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