Cruise Biscayne Bay on a private 29-foot Searay with a licensed captain and the freedom to pick your route. Perfect for sandbar stops, sunset runs, or a laid-back BYOB day on the water.
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The engine hum settles and the city skyline loosens its grip as you cut across Biscayne Bay. Salted wind pushes at your cheeks, gulls wheel and the captain calls out a safe channel while you choose between a slow cruise past Stiltsville or an afternoon anchored at a shallow sandbar.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; mainly sitting and short swims, ability to step on and off a dock recommended
Wildlife
History
Biscayne Bay has a long maritime recreational history; small communities and stilt houses like Stiltsville reflect early 20th-century leisure boating and local adaptation to shallow bay conditions.
Conservation
Seagrass beds and coral patches are sensitive—avoid anchoring on vegetation, pack out all trash, and use reef-safe sunscreen to reduce local impacts.
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Arrive Early to the Dock
Aim to be at the West Avenue dock ramp at least 5 minutes before departure to meet your captain and avoid losing time to parking or check-in.
Bring Towels and Ice
Towels and ice are not provided; bring your own if you plan to swim or snorkel to stay comfortable and avoid seat stains.
No Shoes Onboard
The operator requires shoes be left in a dedicated compartment—use slip-on water shoes you can remove easily to protect boat surfaces.
Respect Seagrass and Wildlife
Avoid anchoring on seagrass beds and do not feed marine animals; follow captain directions to minimize environmental impact.
Reef-safe sunscreen and polarized sunglasses
Protects skin and reduces glare for navigation and spotting marine life.
summer
Towel and quick-dry change of clothes
Towels are not provided and a dry change keeps you comfortable after swimming.
Snorkel set or mask
Snorkel gear must be brought by guests if you plan to explore shallow reefs or sandbars.
summer
Waterproof phone case or dry bag
Keeps electronics and valuables dry during waves, swimming, or the floating mat stop.