Lift off from Dinner Key Marina and hover above Biscayne Bay: a 20‑minute flyboard session pairs a short technical briefing with hands‑on instruction, making it accessible for most travelers. Expect wet suits optional, sun exposure, and weather‑dependent scheduling.
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The first lift comes with a spray of bay water and a sudden new line of sight across Biscayne Bay. At Dinner Key Marina, a yellow flag marks the pier where instructors brief participants, then hand over the throttle that ties a rider to a high‑pressure hose and a jet of water. The board bites the surface, the jet lifts, and the pilot’s role shifts from propulsion to balance — the bay pushes and teases, daring you to hover.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
45 minutes (20 minutes in the water)
Fitness Level
Comfortable with short bursts of balance and swimming; no elite fitness required but basic core strength helps.
Wildlife
History
Dinner Key and Coconut Grove evolved from 19th‑century maritime yards into a 20th‑century seaplane base and yacht community, shaping the area’s long relationship with water sports and boating.
Conservation
Operators encourage reef‑safe sunscreen and minimal‑contact wildlife viewing; follow instructor guidance to avoid sensitive shallow‑water habitats.
Reserve your spot on the Flyboarding with Miami Watersports today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring a government ID
Check‑in requires a valid government ID or passport—no unsigned cards; bring it in a waterproof case.
Be comfortable in the water
Basic swimming ability and comfort in deep water help with recovery and confidence during the first falls.
Protect from the sun
Apply reef‑safe sunscreen before arrival and reapply after the session; wide‑brim hats are useful for shore time.
Know the limits
Maximum weight is 250 lbs and participants must be at least 9 years old; bring a guardian for minors to sign waivers.
Swimsuit
Light, quick‑drying swimwear for mobility and comfort during the session.
summer
Towel and dry clothes
A towel and change of clothes for after the session; marina surfaces can be wet.
Reef‑safe sunscreen
Protects skin during sun exposure and helps avoid marine ecosystem damage.
summer
Water shoes or reef sandals
Protect feet on docks and when entering/exiting shallow water areas.