Cruise Biscayne Bay & Visit Stiltsville From Miami
Small-group boat tour to Stiltsville with a guide
Duration
2 Hours
Ideal For
Up to 6 people
Includes
Captain, Fuel, Guided tour
Highlights
Cruise Biscayne Bay on a 2-hour small-group boat tour with access to historic Stiltsville. Hear stories of Miami’s history as you pass landmarks and waterfront views.
- Explore historic Stiltsville within Biscayne National Park
- Cruise past Star Island, Key Biscayne, and Fisher Island
- See the Downtown Miami skyline, Port Miami, and Cape Florida Lighthouse
- Spot dolphins, manatees, and seabirds along the way
- Learn about Miami’s culture, history, and filming locations
What's Included
- Captain
- Fuel
Things to know
Bottled water is not provided—bring a reusable water bottle.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund if you cancel at least 48 hours before. Full refund if weather forces cancellation before departure.
FAQs
Wear comfortable clothes. Bring sunglasses and sunblock. Bring a reusable water bottle (bottled water is not provided). In October–February, bring a light jacket; in March–September, wear light clothes and use plenty of sunblock.
Yes. You will be asked to remove your shoes before boarding.
Yes. You have dry space under each seat for small personal items.
Meeting details
Miami Beach Marina 300 Alton Road, Pier E Miami Beach, FL
More about Biscayne National Park
Biscayne National Park sits just south of Miami, a shimmering expanse where turquoise water, mangrove shorelines, and the northernmost stretch of the Florida Keys come together to protect one of the most unique marine ecosystems in the country. While our Biscayne Bay boat tour focuses on the iconic Stiltsville houses and the open waters of the bay itself, those waters flow directly into the protected boundaries of Biscayne National Park, giving guests a real sense of why this corner of South Florida has been preserved for generations. The park is mostly water, which makes exploring it by boat the truest way to understand its character.
From the deck, the views that surround Biscayne National Park unfold in layers: glassy shallows that shift from jade to cobalt, distant keys fringed in green, and the wooden silhouettes of Stiltsville rising from the flats like a memory the bay refuses to let go. The warm salt breeze, the slap of small waves against the hull, and the occasional flash of a tarpon or stingray below the surface all hint at the wildlife that thrives in and around Biscayne National Park. Compared to the skyline cruise past downtown Miami and Star Island, this stretch feels wilder and quieter, a reminder that untouched Florida is closer than most visitors realize.
This experience is perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and curious travelers who want more than a standard city tour, as well as families looking for a relaxed way to enjoy the water. Couples celebrating a special trip and history buffs drawn to the lore of Stiltsville will find plenty to love alongside the natural beauty of Biscayne National Park. If you want to see Miami from a perspective that blends skyline glamour with the wild, protected waters of Biscayne National Park, this boat tour is an easy and memorable way to do it.
