Everything you need to know about renting a boat in Miami.
Yes. Pick your favorite tour around Miami and Biscayne Bay. Popular routes include Star Island, Stiltsville, and Key Biscayne.
Yes. You'll get a list of certified captains to choose from. Pick the one that fits your group best before your trip.
Smaller boats start at $100/hr.
Mid-size yachts run $250–$500/hr.
Larger yachts go $500–$1,500+/hr.
Minimums are usually 3–4 hours.
Pricing includes the captain, fuel, and safety gear.
Miami Beach Marina, Miamarina at Bayside, Haulover Park, Dinner Key, Crandon Park, Sea Isle Marina, and the Miami River.
Your exact dock is confirmed after booking.
Haulover Sandbar, Star Island loop, Stiltsville, Key Biscayne snorkel, sunset cruise, dock-and-dine at Monty's / The Standard / Joe's Stone Crab.
Yes. Florida law requires children under 6 to wear a life jacket while underway on vessels under 26 feet.
Captains have child-size PFDs on board.
Yes. Most boats allow snacks, picnic items, and alcohol for guests 21+. Glass is restricted.
If conditions are unsafe, you can reschedule or cancel with a refund per the listing's policy.
Light rain doesn't cancel but storms and high winds do.
Peak season is December through April.
Book 4–6 weeks ahead for weekends, major events (Art Basel, F1, Ultra, Miami Boat Show), or holiday weekends.
Yes. Bimini is 50 miles from Miami — about 2 hours on a fast yacht.
Day trips start around $5,000 including captain, fuel, and customs paperwork.
4–6 weeks ahead for peak season weekends.
1–2 weeks for weekday trips in shoulder season.
Same-day bookings are sometimes available.
Yacht rental prices vary based on the size, type, location, and whether the rental includes a crew.
Smaller motor yachts can start at around $1,000 for a half-day, while luxury crewed yachts may range from $3,000 to over $10,000 per day.
