Drift is a masonry-style river cruise landing page template built for boutique cruise lines carrying intimate groups of up to ninety guests. It pairs a full-screen video header with an immersive scrolling tile layout, stepped booking panel, and transparent itinerary cards to guide visitors from first impression to cabin reservation in a single, beautifully paced page.
by Rocket studio
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Quick summary
Drift is a single-page template designed for intimate river cruise lines. It opens with a cinematic full-screen video header and flows into a masonry tile cascade that moves visitors from wide open-water moments to close shipboard details. Itinerary cards with per-person pricing and a pinned booking panel drive direct cabin reservations throughout the scroll.
Who this template is for
This template is built for river cruise operators who need a direct-sales landing page that feels as refined as the experience they sell. It suits small-fleet brands with a highly visual product and an audience that responds to atmosphere before price.
Boutique river cruise lines running routes on the Danube, Rhine, or Douro
Tour operators targeting retired couples, multigenerational families, and solo travellers seeking an unhurried pace
Cruise brands ready to sell cabins directly without a third-party booking platform
What problem this template solves
Most travel landing pages flatten every experience into a grid of identical cards. River cruising sells on mood, pace, and intimacy, and a flat layout destroys all three. Drift is built to reconstruct that feeling inside a browser.
Generic templates cannot convey the sensory texture of a river cruise: the slow villages, the warm light, the small group aboard
Itinerary information is often buried, forcing visitors to hunt before they can commit
Without a visible price and a clear booking path, browsers leave before becoming buyers
What you get with this template
You get a complete, ready-to-customise landing page structure that brings together cinematic visuals, an editorial masonry layout, and a conversion-focused booking flow. Everything described below is part of the template as delivered.
Full-screen video header section with serif headline overlay and dusk-tone visual direction
Masonry tile cascade with varied tile sizes, itinerary cards at scroll intervals, and a pinned "Reserve Your Cabin" call-to-action button
Theme
Marine & Coastal
Creative direction
Immersive Visual
Color system
Sunset Gradient
Style
Masonry/Pinterest
Direction
Direct Sales
Page Sections
Full-screen Video Header with Serif Headline
Uneven Masonry Tile Cascade
Itinerary Cards with Per-person Pricing
Pinned Reserve Your Cabin Button
Stepped Multi-stage Booking Panel
PDF Itinerary Lead Capture Path
Related questions
What kind of video asset works best for the header section?
Can I add more itinerary cards for additional departure dates?
Does the stepped booking panel support multiple cabin categories?
Is the lead capture path for itinerary requests included in the template?
Who is this landing page template best suited to?
Stepped booking panel with departure date selector, cabin category view, guest count, dining preference, and payment step
Feature list
The template ships with six purpose-built features that work together to move a curious visitor toward a confirmed reservation.
Full-Screen Video Header
The header begins with drone footage framing that places the viewer ten feet above the waterline at dusk. A single serif headline, "The world moves. You simply watch.", appears at the visual apex. The section sets the emotional register for everything that follows.
Masonry Tile Cascade
Tiles are sized unevenly on purpose. Wide tiles show lock passages from above; tall tiles capture a sommelier pouring wine; small squares hold intimate close-ups like a hand trailing in the water. The rhythm shifts as the visitor scrolls deeper, moving from grand open-water views to personal shipboard details.
Itinerary Cards with Visible Pricing
Itinerary cards break the masonry layout at regular intervals. Each card is anchored to a specific departure date and displays a clear price per person. Transparent pricing builds trust before the booking form appears.
Pinned Booking Call-to-Action
The "Reserve Your Cabin" button is rendered in burnished gold and pinned to the bottom of the viewport. It surfaces after the first itinerary card scrolls into view, catching visitors at the moment of first genuine interest.
Stepped Booking Panel
Clicking the primary call-to-action opens a multi-step booking panel. Steps move from departure date to cabin category with deck-plan diagram, then to guest count and dining preference, then to payment. Breaking the process into steps reduces abandonment.
Lead Capture via Itinerary Request
A secondary path invites visitors to tap "Request Full Itinerary" and receive a route PDF by email. This captures contact details from visitors who are interested but not yet ready to pay, keeping them in the conversation.
Page sections overview
Section
Purpose
Video Header
Set atmospheric tone and reveal headline
Masonry Tile Cascade
Showcase experiences across open water and shipboard moments
First Itinerary Card
Introduce a dated departure with per-person price
Immersive Tile Depth
Shift visual focus from grand scenery to intimate details
Subsequent Itinerary Cards
Present additional departure options with pricing
Pinned Booking Bar
Keep the primary reservation action always reachable
Stepped Booking Panel
Guide visitors through date, cabin, guests, and payment
Itinerary PDF Request
Capture leads not yet ready to book
Design & branding system
The visual identity follows a Marine and Coastal theme expressed through a Sunset Gradient color palette. Every colour choice mirrors a specific moment of light on moving water, creating a consistent sensory throughline from header to footer.
Deep river navy (#0B2545) anchors all text blocks and the navigation bar; warm amber glow (#EE964B) and fading rose (#F4845F) wash across section dividers like a sky in transition; soft horizon cream (#F7F0E8) holds all card backgrounds
Burnished gold (#C5952B) is reserved for interactive elements including the pinned button and price tags, drawing the eye the way lantern light catches brass fittings on a deck rail
Typography uses serif type for headlines, reinforcing the boutique and timeless register of the brand
Mobile & speed optimization
The template is structured to read clearly on smaller screens without losing the atmosphere that makes it work. The masonry layout and pinned booking bar are both built with a mobile viewport in mind.
Masonry tile sizing adapts to narrower screens so the visual cascade remains legible and engaging on a phone
The pinned "Reserve Your Cabin" button and the stepped booking panel are touch-friendly by design, keeping the conversion path reachable on any device
How this template helps you convert
Every design and layout decision in Drift is oriented toward one outcome: a visitor who arrived for the scenery leaves having reserved a cabin or submitted their contact details.
Visible per-person pricing on every itinerary card removes the hesitation that comes from hidden costs, so visitors arrive at the booking panel already informed and more willing to proceed.
The pinned call-to-action button surfaces precisely when interest is highest, after the first itinerary card scrolls into view, reducing the distance between intent and action.
The lead-capture path means visitors who are not ready to book today still give you a way to follow up, turning browse sessions into a qualified contact list.
Other information about this template
Drift is categorised under Travel and Hospitality, specifically within the Cruise and Luxury Travel subcategory, and is purpose-built for the river cruise line niche. A few additional points worth knowing before you customise it.
The template style is Masonry/Pinterest, which makes it particularly well suited to experience-led travel brands where atmosphere sells the product
The creative direction is Immersive Visual, meaning the layout is designed to keep visitors scrolling deeper rather than bouncing at the first section
The header concept is Full-Screen Video Background, so you will need a high-quality video asset at the right aspect ratio to get the full effect described in the brief
The landing-page direction is Direct Sales, meaning every structural choice, from the pinned button to the stepped panel, is oriented toward a completed booking rather than passive awareness
