Services · Website development · Boat rental websites
Boat rental website development in Jeddah at Codeeo means a fast, Arabic first company site for yacht charter firms, snorkelling and island trip operators, and jet ski businesses working from Obhur Creek and the city marinas. Each yacht and each Red Sea outing gets a page worth reading, the site is set up to rank for the trips people search for, and every visitor has a clear way to send a charter request, call or open WhatsApp.
We build the presence and enquiry side: the website your guests check before they commit. Taking full online payment for slots is a different build, and we plan it as a later stage that slots into the same site when you are ready.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the website includes
A Jeddah charter guest might be a family from Al Rawdah planning a Bayada Island day, a company booking a sunset cruise for clients, or a visitor adding a sea trip after Umrah. Each one compares two or three operators on a phone, often late in the evening, and chooses whoever makes the yacht, the dock and the price basis easiest to understand.
Our boat rental website design for Jeddah charter firms starts there. Yachts are shown with real deck plans and photos, trips are explained by duration, stops and inclusions, and the dock is pinned so nobody ends up at the wrong marina. The site is written Arabic first with a polished English version, and set out so search engines see a separate page for every yacht and every trip. These are the parts we usually build, reordered to match how your guests buy.
One page per vessel with length, guest capacity, cabins, crew, onboard facilities and a gallery arranged from bow to stern. Specifications sit in a tidy table that your team edits, so a refit or a new sound system is reflected the same day.
Guests compare your yachts properly instead of guessing from a single photo.
Pages for the outings you sell, such as Bayada Island days, snorkelling at the reefs near the creek entrance, dolphin watching or sunset cruises, each with duration, what is included, what to bring and which yachts can run it.
Each trip has its own page that can rank and be shared.
Clear arrival instructions for each departure point, whether that is a berth at Red Sea Marina on Obhur Creek or the marina on the southern Corniche, with a pinned map, gate details and parking notes in Arabic and English.
Guests arrive at the right dock on time.
A guided request asking for date, preferred yacht or trip, number of guests, occasion and any catering or decoration wishes. Requests land in your inbox, your WhatsApp Business number and your CRM if you run one, so the sales team replies with a firm offer.
Fewer back and forth messages before a booking is confirmed.
Separate pages for birthdays, proposals, family gatherings and corporate hospitality, each showing suitable yachts, decoration options and how far ahead to book. These pages match the phrases people actually type when they plan an event at sea.
You reach guests planning events, not only those searching for a boat.
Space to show your Saudi Red Sea Authority licence reference, crew qualifications, life jacket and safety briefing details, and guest rules. Showing these clearly reassures families and corporate buyers who are choosing between operators.
Trust is built before the guest picks up the phone.
Arabic and English as standard, with a short guide for visitors new to the city covering how to reach the marinas, what to wear and what to expect on board. Further languages can be added for guests your team often serves.
Visitors to Jeddah feel confident booking an operator they have never met.
A partner page for hotel concierges and tour desks with a short description of each trip, downloadable images and a referral form, so partners send guests to you with the details already collected.
Partner referrals arrive in a consistent, trackable way.
Structured data for your business and trips, a Google Business Profile linked to the site, Arabic and English keyword research done separately, and images served in modern formats so galleries load fast over mobile data on the water.
Faster pages and clearer signals for Google in both languages.
Editing screens arranged around yachts, trips, occasions, docks and notices. Your team updates seasonal schedules, swaps galleries and posts weather notices without asking a developer.
The site keeps pace with the season.
Who this is for
Jeddah has a wider range of boat businesses than most Saudi cities, from licensed charter firms with crewed yachts to small desks renting jet skis by the half hour. A boat rental web development company in Jeddah should shape the site around how your sales actually happen. These are the starting points we meet most often. In each case the goal is the same: a guest who lands on your site at night should be able to choose a yacht or trip, understand what it involves and send a complete request before they close the tab.
You sell crewed charters by the hour or the day to families, groups and companies. The website gives each yacht a proper showcase, explains packages and occasions, and routes requests to your sales staff with every detail captured. Corporate buyers get a page covering invoicing, capacity and catering, because they need those answers before they can approve a booking internally.
Most suited to firms with several yachts and a sales desk.
Your product is the day itself: the reef, the island, the lunch and the ride back. We build trip pages with what to bring, swimming ability guidance and age rules, and a request form that asks for headcount and gear sizes, so the boat is ready when guests arrive at the creek.
Guests often decide on the spot. The site needs your location, opening hours, rules and a one tap call button above the fold, plus short activity pages that rank for quick searches made nearby. We keep the build lean so it loads instantly even on a weak signal at the waterfront.
Fast pages matter more than long ones for walk up trade.
If you own one or two boats and rent them out with a captain, you need a site that looks as professional as the bigger firms without their complexity. We build a small, tidy site with a page per boat and one enquiry route, ready to grow if you add vessels later.
How we work with you
Codeeo is a team of 80+ working from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, with 200+ projects delivered across the UAE and the US and a 4.7 rating from 23 Google reviews. Jeddah clients work with us by video call: discovery, design reviews, content approvals and training all run online with shared screens and recordings. Each stage ends with a written review point, and you always know who is responsible for the next step. Because content is often the slowest part of a charter site, we share a simple tracker showing which yacht photos, trip descriptions and Arabic copy are still outstanding, so nothing stalls quietly.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
We build on WordPress or a headless stack with Next.js, depending on how much your team will edit and how fast the site must be. Hosting includes SSL, a firewall and daily backups, configured in line with NCA guidance. Forms connect to WhatsApp Business, your email and CRM, and analytics run behind a bilingual consent banner.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Yacht and trip pages, dock guidance, a charter request flow, local SEO and a CMS.
A typical Jeddah build covers a page for each yacht, a page for each trip or occasion, arrival guidance for each marina you use, and a request flow that sends complete enquiries to your sales team. Arabic and English versions are standard. We add structured data, a linked Google Business Profile and analytics with consent, and set up the CMS so your staff can manage schedules and galleries themselves.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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