Preparation and Briefing:
Customers will gather at a designated meeting point, usually the dock or marina.
They will be greeted by the tour guide or instructor who will provide a safety briefing and an overview of the tour itinerary.
Safety equipment such as life jackets and snorkelling gear will be distributed and fitted if necessary.
The guide will explain the basics of spearfishing, including techniques, safety guidelines, and environmental considerations.

Departure and Transit:
The group will board the boat, which is equipped for both transport and spearfishing activities.
The tour will commence with a scenic cruise to a suitable spearfishing location. During transit, customers can enjoy the views and ask questions about the upcoming activity.

Spearfishing Session:
Upon reaching the designated spot, the boat will anchor or drift depending on the conditions and target species.
Customers will receive further instructions on how to use spearfishing equipment, including spearguns or polespears.
The guide will lead the group into the water, ensuring everyone is comfortable and safe while spearfishing.
Customers will have the opportunity to practice spearfishing techniques under the guidance of the instructor.
Depending on local regulations and conservation practices, the guide may provide guidance on which species are suitable for spearfishing and which should be avoided.

Observation and Education:
Throughout the session, the guide will point out marine life, coral formations, and other underwater features.
Educational insights about the local ecosystem, marine conservation efforts, and sustainable fishing practices may be shared.

Return Journey:
After the spearfishing session concludes, customers will board the boat again.
The guide may facilitate a discussion or debriefing about the experience, sharing stories and observations from the session.
Customers can relax, enjoy refreshments (if provided), and reflect on their experience as the boat returns to the dock or marina.

Post-Activity Wrap-Up:
Back on shore, customers will return any rental gear and bid farewell to the guide and fellow participants.
Optionally, there may be an opportunity to clean and prepare any catch for those interested in consuming their catch (if permitted and in compliance with local regulations).

Follow-Up:
The tour operator may follow up with customers to gather feedback, provide additional resources on spearfishing or marine conservation, and encourage future bookings.