Cruise the Miami River, swim at a local island, and relax aboard a private 50-foot yacht
Cruise calm Indian Creek waters with a private captain and bay views
Cruise Miami’s river and skyline on a private nighttime yacht
Pair Miami skyline views with a private boat ride and inflatable tubing
Cruise Miami’s waterways on a private yacht built for relaxing and celebrating
Private nighttime cruising for relaxing, celebrating, and dancing in Miami
Cruise Miami River landmarks aboard a private yacht with space to relax and celebrate
Private nighttime cruise past Miami mansions with an island swim stop
Enjoy a private Miami brunch cruise with skyline views and a Spanish bocaditos menu
Customize a private Miami cruise from Coconut Grove, with 2–8 hour options for up to 13 guests
Design your day on the water with a private 6- or 8-hour boat charter
Private Fort Lauderdale boat tour with your own route, music, and floating mat
Cruise Fort Lauderdale Bay on a private sport boat with a captain
Cruise to Raccoon Island with canal views and a stop at Haulover Sandbar
Bounce across the water with a captain who doubles as your tubing instructor
Get on the water with high-output Yamaha power and room for two
Private deck boat time with captain options for your day on the water
Private, captain-operated Sea Ray rental for your group
Explore Fort Lauderdale waters on a private deck boat rental
Private hourly pontoon time with self-drive or captain options
Take the helm or hire a captain for your time on the water
Small-group boat tour to Stiltsville with a guide
Explore a wild Biscayne Bay island and look for raccoons
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.