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Board the Great White for a two‑hour private cruise of Biscayne Bay—swim off floating mats, cruise Millionaire’s Row, and enjoy a fully crewed charter with snacks and drinks included. Ideal for celebrations and small corporate groups.
Board the Great White for a two‑hour private cruise of Biscayne Bay—swim off floating mats, cruise Millionaire’s Row, and enjoy a fully crewed charter with snacks and drinks included. Ideal for celebrations and small corporate groups.
Step aboard the Great White and feel Miami’s skyline shift from a postcard to a live backdrop. The 50‑foot power catamaran hums to life, teak underfoot, a premium sound system setting the mood as Biscayne Bay opens—wide, shallow and sun-lit—stretching between the mainland and barrier islands.
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Operated by Miami Beach Catamarans · Miami Beach, Florida
Step aboard the Great White and feel Miami’s skyline shift from a postcard to a live backdrop. The 50‑foot power catamaran hums to life, teak underfoot, a premium sound system setting the mood as Biscayne Bay opens—wide, shallow and sun-lit—stretching between the mainland and barrier islands.
The bay is young in geological terms: a post‑glacial drowned coastal plain ringed by mangroves, sandbars and the low, wealthy facades of Millionaire’s Row. Indigenous Tequesta people once navigated these waters; later Spanish and American maritime industries shaped the shoreline. Today the culture is maritime and social—the city’s boating scene is as much about celebration as transit, and a private charter like this fits squarely into Miami’s appetite for shows on water.
On this two‑hour private charter the crew runs the ship: captain at the helm, crew on deck, with ice, bottled water, sodas and snacks included. Expect a flexible itinerary—cruise past mansions, pause at a swim spot or sandbar, drop floating mats and jump into warm turquoise water. The Great White accommodates up to 42 guests, making it a practical choice for birthdays, corporate outings or intimate ceremonies.
Plan around sun and sea: mornings are calmer for swimming, late afternoons bring softer light for skyline photos. Wear reef‑safe sunscreen, bring a towel and non‑marking shoes, and designate a sober spotter if guests swim. The boarding point is Miami Beach Marina (Dock E); allow extra time for group check‑in. Accessibility is supported, but guests with spinal, cardiovascular or pregnancy concerns should consult their physician before booking. With a professional crew and a flexible route, this charter turns Miami’s dynamic coastline into a private playground—fast, social and unmistakably coastal.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal exertion required beyond boarding, swimming and moving on deck.
The vessel accommodates up to 42 guests for private charters, making it suitable for medium‑sized groups and events.
The charter includes bottled water, sodas, snacks and lunch as listed; check with the operator for alcohol policies and catering upgrades.
Boarding is at Miami Beach Marina (Dock E, behind Monty’s); plan to arrive 20–30 minutes early for group check‑in and safety briefing.
The operator notes wheelchair accessibility, but specific boarding assistance may vary—contact the provider ahead of time to coordinate ramps or crew help.
Biscayne Bay’s shoreline has been shaped by indigenous Tequesta use, Spanish colonization and 20th‑century real estate booms that created the waterfront neighborhoods seen today.
Biscayne Bay is an ecologically sensitive estuary—charters are encouraged to use reef‑safe products, avoid anchoring on seagrass or coral, and minimize single‑use plastics.
Miami Beach Catamarans operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Step aboard the Great White and feel Miami’s skyline shift from a postcard to a live backdrop. The 50‑foot power catamaran hums to life, teak underfoot, a premium sound system setting the mood as Biscayne Bay opens—wide, shallow and sun-lit—stretching between the mainland and barrier islands.
Step aboard the Great White and feel Miami’s skyline shift from a postcard to a live backdrop. The 50‑foot power catamaran hums to life, teak underfoot, a premium sound system setting the mood as Biscayne Bay opens—wide, shallow and sun-lit—stretching between the mainland and barrier islands.
The bay is young in geological terms: a post‑glacial drowned coastal plain ringed by mangroves, sandbars and the low, wealthy facades of Millionaire’s Row. Indigenous Tequesta people once navigated these waters; later Spanish and American maritime industries shaped the shoreline. Today the culture is maritime and social—the city’s boating scene is as much about celebration as transit, and a private charter like this fits squarely into Miami’s appetite for shows on water.
On this two‑hour private charter the crew runs the ship: captain at the helm, crew on deck, with ice, bottled water, sodas and snacks included. Expect a flexible itinerary—cruise past mansions, pause at a swim spot or sandbar, drop floating mats and jump into warm turquoise water. The Great White accommodates up to 42 guests, making it a practical choice for birthdays, corporate outings or intimate ceremonies.
Plan around sun and sea: mornings are calmer for swimming, late afternoons bring softer light for skyline photos. Wear reef‑safe sunscreen, bring a towel and non‑marking shoes, and designate a sober spotter if guests swim. The boarding point is Miami Beach Marina (Dock E); allow extra time for group check‑in. Accessibility is supported, but guests with spinal, cardiovascular or pregnancy concerns should consult their physician before booking. With a professional crew and a flexible route, this charter turns Miami’s dynamic coastline into a private playground—fast, social and unmistakably coastal.