Suggested routes
How you could spend your time on the water
4 hours
Skyline, Star Island and a swim stop
The classic Miami charter: the skyline, PortMiami and Star Island, then anchor at a calm spot such as Monument Island or the Nixon Sandbar off Key Biscayne for a swim.
6 hours
Sandbar day with lunch on the water
All of the above with a longer stay at the sandbar, or a lunch stop at a waterfront restaurant on Key Biscayne. Plenty of time for water toys.
8 hours
Stiltsville and the outer bay
A full day: the skyline, a long sandbar stop, and the historic stilt houses of Stiltsville at the edge of Biscayne National Park, on clear-water days.
From Fort Lauderdale, routes follow the Intracoastal past the waterfront mansions of the "Venice of America," with swim stops at Lake Sylvia or, on longer charters, Lake Boca. Your captain confirms the final route based on the weather, tides and your departure marina.
About this tri-deck superyacht
Three decks of space with a full crew: the most impressive way to see Biscayne Bay, for landmark celebrations and corporate events.
Typically included
- Licensed captain and crew
- Fuel for local routes
- Water and ice
- Bluetooth sound system
- Water toys on most yachts
Your quote lists exactly what this yacht includes.
Good to know
- Arrive 15 to 20 minutes before departure
- Bring your own food and drinks, or add catering
- No red wine, glitter, confetti or self-tanner on board
- Each yacht has a legal guest limit, and children count as guests
- Unsafe weather moves your date at no cost
Popular for: birthdays, sandbar days, sunset cruises, corporate events.
