Dance under the stars as Miami’s skyline slides past on a lively 80-minute party cruise across Biscayne Bay. With a live DJ, full bar, and waterfront views, this outing pairs nightlife energy with waterfront perspective.
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Step onto the deck as the city lights blink awake and the skyline leans forward like a crowd. The DJ spins; the boat answers with a low thrum and the water nudges the hull. You’re moving through Biscayne Bay, where neon reflections drag across the surface and the Port of Miami’s cranes punctuate the horizon.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour 20 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires ability to stand, walk short distances, and use stairs to upper deck
Wildlife
History
Biscayne Bay has long been central to Miami’s identity—its shallow, reef-studded waters influenced early shipping routes and modern waterfront development around Bayside Marketplace, which opened in the late 1980s.
Conservation
Biscayne Bay supports fragile marine habitats; avoid throwing trash overboard, respect wildlife distances, and support operators who follow local waste and wildlife protection guidelines.
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Arrive early for boarding
Check in 30 minutes before departure to allow for ticketing and a quick boarding window; late arrivals may be moved to the next boat.
Bring valid photo ID
The bar serves alcohol and the minimum drinking age is 21; have ID handy to avoid delays.
Watch for motion and spray
If you’re prone to seasickness, sit mid-ship and pick up medication or wrist bands beforehand; the bay can get choppy after dark.
Dress for the deck
Light layers and grip-soled shoes keep you comfortable and safe on a cool, sometimes-slick evening deck.
Photo ID
Required to purchase alcohol and to board if ID checks are in place.
Light jacket or windbreaker
Even South Florida evenings can feel cool on the open water; a light layer blocks wind and spray.
winter
Sunscreen or SPF lip balm
Late-afternoon sun and reflective water increase UV exposure even on warm nights.
summer
Motion-sickness medication or wristbands
Useful if you’re sensitive to boat movement; take meds 30–60 minutes before boarding.