Boats

A boat is the vessel your trips sail on. Its cabins are described in Cabin Types, its default prices in Bulk Pricing, and its departures in Trips. For a first setup, follow 2. Boats & cabin types.

Add or edit a boat

1. Click New boat, or open a boat from the list.

2. Fill in the tabs (only the General tab has required fields):

   Tab	What it holds
   General	General Details: name, Type (Liveaboard, Day Boat, Safari Boat), Status (Active, Maintenance, Inactive) and description. Construction & Specifications: construction and wood type, length, year built, number of cabins, Max Passengers (required), the On Board Payment Methods you accept, and Additional Specifications as free pairs.
   Amenities	Facilities & Amenities, Food & Drinks, and who the boat is Suitable For & Friendly For.
   Crew	Number of Crew Members and Languages Crew Speaks.
   Diving	Dive Guide Ratio, Diving Facilities, Photography Facilities, and the dive guides’ languages.
   Technical	Performance & Consumption (cruising speed, fuel, fresh water, range), Engines & Equipment, Environmental & Energy, Power & Water (voltage, plug type, charging plugs, water maker).
   Safety	Navigation & Safety Equipment.
   Photos	Featured Image and Gallery Images, with alternative texts for the gallery.

3. Save.

The information of these tabs feeds your public boat and trip pages.

Find a boat

The list shows each boat’s photo, name, type, Capacity, status and number of Trips. Filter by type or status. In the row menu: View, Edit, Delete. To see deleted boats, use the trashed filter; select them and restore them from the bulk actions.

Good to know

• Max Passengers is the boat’s capacity; the cabins you can sell come from its cabin types.
• A boat under Maintenance or Inactive stays in your history. Partner feeds and the agency boat lists only offer Active boats.