Lift off from Dinner Key Marina and hover 400 feet above Biscayne Bay for sweeping views of Coconut Grove and downtown Miami. This short, accessible parasail puts the city’s shoreline into a thrilling new perspective—fast to book, easy to enjoy.
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Sunlight scrapes across Biscayne Bay as the boat pushes away from Dinner Key Marina, the city’s skyline shrinking into a glittering ribbon. The chute fills and the wind tugs—sudden, insistent—lifting riders toward 400 feet with the bay spread like blue glass beneath them. From that height Coconut Grove’s little islands, mangrove fringes, and passing yachts rearrange into clean lines and color blocks.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required; participants should be able to climb a short ladder and sit upright in a harness.
Wildlife
History
Dinner Key was a hub for early seaplane operations and evolved into a public marina serving Coconut Grove’s boating community.
Conservation
Biscayne Bay’s shallow reefs and mangroves are sensitive—stay clear of marked conservation zones and avoid disturbing wildlife; choose operators that follow no‑anchor and protected‑habitat practices.
Reserve your spot on the Parasailing 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
You must present a valid ID or passport at check‑in to complete paperwork; bring the exact name used to book.
Protect your eyes
Wear secure sunglasses with a tether or bring goggles—sunlight reflecting off the water is intense at altitude.
Watch weight limits
Adhere to the operator’s maximum weight (combined limits apply) and note double/triple ride configurations.
Arrive early for check‑in
Plan to arrive 20–30 minutes before departure to find Pier 9, park, and complete waivers without rushing.
Sunscreen (SPF 30+)
Protects exposed skin from strong sun and reflected glare over the water.
summer
Secure sunglasses with strap
Keeps eyes protected and prevents loss during flight.
summer
Light water‑resistant jacket
Useful on cooler mornings or if you plan to get splashed on return to the boat.
winter
Water bottle
Stay hydrated before and after the ride—water is available but bringing your own saves time.