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CASSINI ADVENTURES × COREY SMITH

LAUNCHED & LIVE

From harbour views
to your next adventure.

A new website for a Darwin boat charter business, connecting the feeling of a day on the water with the practical next step: find an event, plan a private charter or hear about what’s coming next.

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THE CLIENT
Cassini Adventures
THE BUILD
Website & integrations
THE PLATFORM
WordPress · Humanitix · Brevo
THE PLACE
Darwin, Australia
THE REAL BUILD / CASSINI ADVENTURESLAUNCHED NOVEMBER 2026
Cassini Adventures homepage with harbour imagery and routes to public events and private chartersView full screenshot
A taste of the harbour. A clear way aboard.Explore the live website

01 / THE EXPERIENCE

Sell the day out.
Make the next step easy.

Cassini brings together private celebrations, weddings, team outings, fishing and overnight escapes, alongside public cruises and themed events. The website gives those different experiences a clear home.

Harbour imagery and a lively visual identity introduce the business. Two distinct paths help people act on their interest: join a public event, or talk to the crew about hiring the boat.

The experience draws people in. The connections help them take it further.

02 / THE CONNECTED WEBSITE

Three ways in.
One Cassini experience.

Public tickets. Private plans.
A reason to come back.

01 / PUBLIC EVENTS

Find the experience. Follow the date.

Public cruises have their own discovery page, with experience descriptions, dated departures and links to Humanitix. Visitors can explore the kind of outing they want before moving to the ticketing service.

Upcoming and past events are kept distinct. When no dates are available, the page still offers a useful next step: explore an experience or plan a private charter.

  • Humanitix handles ticket selection and checkout
  • Past departures remain browsable
  • Dates and times are presented in Darwin time
Cassini’s public event archive with dated departures and Humanitix linksView full screenshot
THE LIVE WEBSITE / NOVEMBER 2026
02 / PRIVATE ENQUIRIES

A whole boat starts with a few details.

A private celebration needs a conversation. The charter enquiry guides visitors through their plans, contact details and a final review, giving the crew context for a tailored quote.

Occasion, preferred date or date flexibility, estimated guest numbers and optional extras help describe the outing. The form makes clear that an enquiry does not confirm a booking.

  • Three steps: plans, details and review
  • Optional transport, facilitator and overnight extras
  • A direct text-message option for questions
The first step of Cassini’s private charter enquiryView full screenshot
THE LIVE WEBSITE / NOVEMBER 2026
03 / EMAIL UPDATES

Keep the next adventure in reach.

Brevo connects the website’s email signup to Cassini’s mailing lists. Visitors can ask for news from the homepage or updates about an experience they are interested in.

The published signup process uses a confirmation email before joining a list. Experience updates and general news are separate choices, with general news optional on experience forms.

  • Confirmation before joining the requested list
  • Experience-specific interest and general news choices
  • Charter enquiries do not automatically subscribe visitors
Cassini’s homepage newsletter signupView full screenshot
THE LIVE WEBSITE / NOVEMBER 2026

03 / FROM INTEREST TO ACTION

Built for the visitor.
Useful for the crew.

01 / DISCOVERFind your kind of outing

Explore public experiences and private charter ideas.

02 / CHOOSETake the right next step

Follow event ticket links or share a private charter brief.

03 / PREPAREKnow before you go

Find boarding details, what to bring and practical visit information.

04 / RETURNHear about what’s next

Choose email updates for future experiences and Cassini news.

Cassini Adventures homepage on a phoneView full screenshot
THE SAME INVITATION, ON A SMALLER SCREEN.
MORE THAN A BOOKING BUTTON

A good first impression.
A better prepared guest.

Dedicated boat and visit-planning pages support the decision with practical information: where to board, when to arrive, what to bring and how to ask about access needs.

Google reviews sit alongside the experience, while direct text links make it easy to ask the crew a question from a phone.

  • Responsive layouts across the customer journey
  • Dedicated pages for different experiences
  • Boat information and visit-planning FAQs
  • Google reviews and direct contact options
Explore the planning page

04 / WHAT IT MAKES POSSIBLE

A website with
somewhere to go.

The result brings discovery, ticketing, charter enquiries and email signup into a coherent customer journey. Each part has a job, from explaining the experience to collecting the information needed for the next conversation.

For other experience and service businesses, the same approach applies: give people a clear choice, connect the tools that support it, and make the next action easy to understand.

MAKE YOUR WEBSITE PART OF THE WORK.

An experience worth sharing.
A website to match.

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