Send your date, hotel, group size and priorities so the right existing activity can be matched.
Book the whole boat and you set the pace. Within limits: the park still decides what is open, where you may land and when the sea is too rough. And the best charter is rarely the biggest one. It is the one that fits your group, your comfort level and the stops you actually care about.
Get it in writing. Transfers, guide, lunch, kayaking, park fees, fuel, any limit on how far you can go. A cheap base price stops being cheap once the required extras land on the invoice.
Tell us about the toddler, the grandmother, the dodgy knee, the person who cannot swim. Say it before the boat is booked. It is the difference between a route that works and a day spent waiting.
Wind and swell rewrite the running order. When a captain reshuffles the stops, that is good seamanship. Be suspicious of anyone who promises an exact schedule weeks ahead.
Almost never. You pay for the boat, or by group-size band. The live quote shows which applies.
Tell us what you want and we will build around it. On the day, the captain has the last word on safety, weather and park rules.
Sometimes. It is not standard, so ask for it and get the pickup island confirmed before any money changes hands.