Mapscape

Your guests see the trip before booking it

Your itineraries on a 3D map of the real coast, on your own site. Every stop, every crossing, every night, seen before the deposit.

The map itself: first light off Cap Andritxol, Balearic Islands, Spain

Embed it anywhere. Here's the quick tour.

Your trip page, your homepage, wherever you want it: one line puts the map there, in your colours and with your logo. Scroll on to see what it does.

Three days, two nights · Mallorca

This is how a trip sells before anyone writes to you

Your next guests find your three-day sail on a Tuesday night, at home on the sofa. Before the first email, the trip has already begun.

  1. The Bay of Palma from above the hills in soft morning haze, the harbour walls and the city along the water.
    Palma

    Day 1 Palma

    Lines off in Palma

    The cathedral shrinks behind the stern, the sails fill, and the first anchorage is an easy afternoon away.

    On your page The route, leg by leg, with how long each crossing takes.

  2. The catamaran at anchor below Cap Andritxol in mid-morning light, pine-covered hills behind.
    Cap Andritxol

    Day 2 Cap Andritxol

    Breakfast in a quiet cove

    Pines run down to the water and the bay is still empty. Time to pick the rock to jump from before the coffee's ready.

    On your page Your photos and your words for every stop.

  3. Evening from the sea off Port d'Andratx: the last sun on the hills, pink clouds above, the boat in the harbour.
    Port d'Andratx

    Day 2 Port d'Andratx

    Sunset in port

    Last light on the hills, dinner on the quay, the boat lit up a few steps away.

    On your page Every night, in port or at anchor, with its own card.

  4. Sunrise over Mallorca from south of Sa Dragonera: the catamaran at anchor in the channel, the sun low over the hills and its light on the water.
    Sa Dragonera

    Day 3 Sa Dragonera

    Up before the sun

    The island turns pink and the sea is flat as glass. This is the photo that gets sent home.

    On your page The sun where it really rises over the island.

  5. Midday over the bay of Santa Ponsa, the catamaran at anchor, Galatzó and the hills behind under cumulus clouds.
    Santa Ponsa

    Day 3 Santa Ponsa

    One last swim

    Turquoise water under the hull, lunch on deck, then the easy sail home to Palma.

    On your page Places nearby for every stop: beaches, walks, a lighthouse.

By the time your guests write to you, the question is when, not what.

West Mallorca and Sa Dragonera from high over the sea at sunrise, clouds over the hills.

The light your guests wake up to, at every hour of the day

Sunrise over the anchorage, noon on turquoise water, the gold of the last hour, then the stars over the bay. Your guests see the coast in the light of a real day on board. That's when the trip starts to feel like a holiday. Pick an hour.

The boat your guests wake up on, in 3D and in real light

Cabins
4
Berths
12
Bathrooms
4
Litres of fresh water
600

Your guests turn the Lagoon 46 round on the water, set the sails and slide the clock from sunrise to the first stars. By the time your guests ask you about dates, the boat already feels familiar.

Your boat, with your own figures. Shown: Lagoon 46. The Sunseeker Manhattan 48 motor yacht is ready too; gulets are planned.

Why this turns visitors into bookings

  1. Sell the trip, not the price

    Every other operator looks the same: lots of text, maybe some pictures, a price. Yours is the one guests will fall in love with.

  2. Guests see every stop before booking

    Not knowing what a trip will be like is what stops a booking. Your guests travel the route stop by stop before deciding.

  3. Fewer emails, faster deposits

    Distances, nights, what's nearby: guests know it all before writing. You confirm bookings instead of explaining the trip.

A couple snorkelling beside a catamaran in clear turquoise water, seen from above.
First swim of the day
A narrow turquoise cove between pine-covered cliffs, yachts at anchor further out.
The next cove on the route
Four friends raising their glasses on the trampoline of a catamaran at anchor.
Sundowner on the boat

Built for the phone your guests found you on

Most trip pages are opened from an ad or a post, on a phone. There the map gets a swipe-up sheet and cards sized for a thumb.

Phone view of the whole route with the trip's card.
Phone view with every card of the trip in a row, grouped by day.
Phone view of the boat under way, with the leg's card below the map.
Phone view of the sea cave at Portals Vells, open under its pin.

Is your cruising area on the map?

The Balearics and the Canary Islands are ready now, Croatia is next. Every cove, cliff and harbour as it really looks, in the light of the hour your guests will see it.

Every picture on this page is the map your guests get. Other areas on request.

El Golfo on El Hierro from the sea: the great curved cliff above the bay, clouds drifting along its rim.

From your brochure to your site in one line

You send the material, we do the rest.

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  1. Send us your trips

    The route, the stops, a few lines on each bay, your photos and films. A brochure or a spreadsheet will do.

  2. We build them in your colours

    Your logo and accent colour, in English and German, more languages on request. You check everything on a private link first.

  3. Paste one line wherever you want the map

    That's the whole install. When a trip changes, we update it everywhere.

The sun going down behind Sa Dragonera, seen from above Port d'Andratx, the boat in the harbour below.

Send us one trip. We'll show you how it sells.

We build one of your itineraries, in your colours, on a private link you can share with your team.

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We'll email you when Mapscape opens to more operators. Nothing else.