For Punta Cana tours, catamarans and buggies

Best dayof their trip.

They booked it three weeks before they flew, and by then someone else already owned the sale.

A catamaran anchored off a Punta Cana beach.

Six questions about your bookings.

Nothing is saved until you ask us to send it.

01Most of your bookings this season — where did they come from?
02A guest wants to book with you right now, tonight. What can they do?
03After a tour, do you have a way to reach that guest again?
04Someone searches for excursions in Punta Cana. Do you appear?
05What do you have that shows what the day actually feels like?
06In the quiet months, what brings a booking in?

Keep the platforms, own the guests

The captain at the wheel, palms behind him.
  1. 01

    A booking page of your own

    Direct booking on your site, in English and Spanish, with the same availability as the platforms.

  2. 02

    Found while they're still at home

    Search and ads aimed at the three weeks before the flight, when the tour is chosen and nobody has taken a cut yet.

  3. 03

    The guest list stays yours

    Every direct booking leaves you a name and an email you're allowed to use again, next season and the one after.

  4. 04

    Photos and video from the actual day

    The boat, the sandbar, the buggies. Your page should sell the way the day does.

Platforms and resort desks are worth keeping. They bring guests who would never have found you. The aim is simply that the next booking is direct.

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A wooden jetty at dusk with the boat tied up.A family at the rail of a catamaran.