From a QR code to a real business
Three steps, no accounts. Some boats can also be booked online on nautiplex.com.
Every business on the network has its own permanent QR code — stuck on the boat itself, a dock post, or a booth. Scanning it opens their page directly, no app required.
Real photos, pricing, specs, and contact details, kept up to date by the business (or on their behalf by Nautiplex staff). No login, no account, nothing to install.
Send a quick request through the page, or reach out by phone, and the business follows up with you. Where a business also takes bookings on nautiplex.com, the page shows a "Book on Nautiplex" button so you can see availability and pay there instead.
Curious who's already on the network? See marinas or partners, or head back to the directory.
Run a boat business?
Most charter, watersport, boat party, and boat taxi businesses lose walk-up interest the moment a tourist walks away — a name half-remembered, a photo of a sign that never gets searched. A permanent QR code fixes that: it's stuck on the boat, dock, or booth itself, and every scan lands directly on your own page with real photos, pricing, and contact details, kept current on your behalf. Someone who scanned it last week can find you again by searching your exact business name, not by hoping they remember it.
Get in touchWhat's on the network
The kinds of listings you'll find, who runs them, and what each QR code opens.
Kinds of listings
Hire a boat for a few hours or the day: self-drive boats, sailing yachts, catamarans and motor yachts, private or shared, with or without a skipper.
Short sessions on the water: jet skis, SUP and kayaks, snorkelling and diving. Usually booked by the slot, from 20 minutes to half a day.
Party cruises on a set date and time, with music and drinks. You buy a place on board rather than hiring the whole boat.
Point-to-point rides between ports and beaches, with fixed routes, journey times and prices.
Who's who
- Operator
- The boat business itself: the people who own the boats, run the trips and answer your request. Each operator has a page listing everything they offer, and every boat or activity has its own page too.
- Partner
- A local place that isn't a boat business, such as a hotel, resort, beach bar, café, restaurant, travel agency or concierge desk. Partners recommend trusted operators nearby: scanning a partner's QR code shows the experiences they suggest for their guests.
- Marina
- A harbour, port or pier that boats leave from. A marina's page shows which operators depart from there, so you can see what's on offer from where you're standing.
- Region
- An area, such as an island, that groups its marinas, operators and partners together.
Which QR code opens what
- On a boat or activityOpens that listing's page: photos, prices and the request form.
- At an operator's office or boothOpens the operator's page with everything they offer.
- At a partner (hotel, bar, café…)Opens the partner's page with the experiences they recommend.
- At a marinaOpens the marina's page with the operators departing from there.
Every code is permanent: the business can change its page, prices or photos and the printed code keeps working.
If you run a boat business
The other side of the same QR code.
There's no self-serve signup. Reach out and Nautiplex staff set up your page and generate your permanent QR code.
Print the QR code and stick it wherever guests will see it. Every scan lands on your own page — you follow up and close the booking yourself, on your own terms.