Cruise Biscayne Bay aboard a 62-foot private yacht — ideal for celebrations of up to 13 guests. Routes vary from a brisk 3-hour loop past Brickell to a relaxed 6-hour exploration of Miami’s waterfront landmarks.
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Step aboard a 62-foot yacht and the shoreline of Miami reorients itself — glass towers recede, palms lean toward salt, and Biscayne Bay opens like a moving map. The captain slips the lines, the engine hums, and the city’s skyline begins to drift: Brickell’s glass, Star Island’s mansions, and the low-lying curves of the Miami Marine Stadium sliding past.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly standing and short walks on and off the yacht
Wildlife
History
The Miami Marine Stadium (opened 1963) became an iconic boating and concert venue; the Miami River has been a working waterway since the city’s early development.
Conservation
Biscayne Bay relies on seagrass and mangroves; choose reef-safe products, avoid anchoring in seagrass beds, and follow crew guidance to reduce disturbance.
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Book morning or late afternoon
Midday sun and bay traffic are at their peak; mornings and golden hours offer cooler temperatures and softer light for photos.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen
The shallow bay and seagrass beds are sensitive; use reef-safe sunscreen and reapply regularly on deck.
Secure loose items
Wind and wake can send phones and hats overboard; use dry bags and secure lids on coolers.
Check guest limits and restroom needs
This yacht holds up to 13 — plan bathroom breaks and mobility needs before boarding to keep the trip smooth.
Sunscreen (reef-safe)
Protect skin from strong subtropical sun while minimizing environmental impact.
summer
Non-marking, non-slip shoes
Provides traction on wet decks and prevents scuffing the yacht's finish.
Light windbreaker or layered jacket
Evenings on the water can be breezy; a thin jacket stops wind chill without bulk.
winter
Dry bag or waterproof phone case
Keeps valuables safe from spray and accidental drops overboard.