Trip Itineraries: Show Customers What to Expect Before They Book

We’re excited to share Trip Itineraries new a way to walk customers through your trip, step by step, right on your listing.

What’s new

Give customers a step-by-step picture of your trip

Your itinerary now appears directly on your trip card, so customers can review your plan before booking.

With Trip Itineraries, you can:

• Create a rough plan for each trip – from meeting at the dock to heading back in
• Add a title and description for every step
• Set durations for key parts of the trip (like a 15-min safety briefing or a 2-hr offshore run)
• Reorder steps anytime by dragging them around
• Organize by day for multi-day trips
• Publish when you’re ready so customers can see it on your listing

Add an Itinerary

Why this matters to customers

When someone lands on your listing, they’re quietly asking a few things before they commit:

• What will we actually be doing? Not just “fishing” – the whole day, from start to finish.
• How much time is spent traveling vs. fishing? Nobody wants to feel surprised by a long run to the spot.
• What do I need to prepare for? Knowing there’s a safety briefing, or that lunch is at noon, helps customers feel ready.

A written itinerary answers all of this before they ever have to ask. Customers who can picture themselves on your boat – Meet at the dock at 6 AM. Safety briefing. 45-minute ride to the reef. Full day of bottom fishing. Back by 4 PM – are far more likely to book. The more clearly anglers understand what they’re getting, the more confident they feel booking a trip.

Plans change – and that’s okay

Your itinerary is a plan, not a promise. Weather shifts, fish move, and great captains adapt. Customers who fish already know this – what matters to them is that you have a plan to begin with.

That’s why every published itinerary includes a built-in disclaimer so anglers always know conditions may vary.

Multi-day trips, covered day by day

Trip Itineraries fully support multi-day charters. You can create a separate itinerary for each day so anglers get a complete picture of the experience before they even arrive.

This is just the start

Trip Itineraries are part of our ongoing work to help you communicate your experience more clearly and stand out to the right customers. We built this based on feedback from captains and we’d love to hear what you think.

Read more: How to set up your Itineraries

Sean

Sean is a former optometrist who quit his day job to write about fishing. He calls himself a lucky angler because his favorite fish, the Mahi Mahi, can be found almost anywhere – though he’s lost more of them than he’s willing to admit. Nowadays, Sean works as a product marketer but can't help writing a few words about fish every now and then.