Create a charter package that sells: photos, price and what is included

2026-10-20 · 5 min read

A good package page does the selling for you. Guests compare several boats in a few minutes, so yours needs to be clear and easy to trust.

Start with a plain name

Use the name guests would search for: Half Day Trip, Sunset Dolphin Cruise, Night Fishing. Add a short description under it in one sentence.

Photos come first

You can add up to 10 photos. Show the boat from outside, the deck, the seating, and what guests will actually do. Use daylight, hold the phone steady, and keep the horizon level. You can crop each photo to the frame guests see, so the best part of the picture is never cut off.

Tell them about the boat and the captain

Add the length, the year built, the engine and the top speed. Add the captain's name and years of experience, with a photo or a person icon. Guests want to know who they are going with.

Say where you start and where you go

Set where the boat is based, the first place, and the furthest stop. If the boat comes back to the start, tick the box so guests see the full loop. Pin the base on the map so guests can find you.

Price in the currency your guests use

Show the price in MVR, in USD, or both. Visitors often think in dollars, and locals think in rufiyaa.

List what is included

Bait, drinks, life jackets, snorkel gear, a cooler. A long list of included items makes the price feel fair.

Add good-to-know notes

Minimum age, a diving certificate, or the best time of year. It saves questions and avoids unhappy surprises.

When you are ready, tick Show to customers. Your package appears on your charter page, ready to share.