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Board the Great White for a private 4-hour catamaran charter on Biscayne Bay—swim sandbars, glide past Millionaire's Row, and tailor the cruise to celebrations or quiet exploration. Professional crew, lunch, and water included.
Board the Great White for a private 4-hour catamaran charter on Biscayne Bay—swim sandbars, glide past Millionaire's Row, and tailor the cruise to celebrations or quiet exploration. Professional crew, lunch, and water included.
The bow parts Biscayne Bay like a handshake and the city leans back to watch as the Great White slips away from Dock E. Salted air fills the deck; laughter and the low pulse of a curated playlist set a tempo. From the wide foredeck you can see the glassy mansions of Millionaire’s Row receding, the same shoreline that once hosted the Gilded Age winter homes now traded for high-rise modernity.
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Operated by Miami Beach Catamarans · Miami Beach, Florida
The bow parts Biscayne Bay like a handshake and the city leans back to watch as the Great White slips away from Dock E. Salted air fills the deck; laughter and the low pulse of a curated playlist set a tempo. From the wide foredeck you can see the glassy mansions of Millionaire’s Row receding, the same shoreline that once hosted the Gilded Age winter homes now traded for high-rise modernity.
This four-hour private charter moves through shallow turquoise sandbars, past barrier islands and under the open sky of Miami Beach. Geologically, Biscayne Bay is a shallow lagoon carved by sea-level changes and coral formations; its flats and oyster beds create calm swimming spots and attract playful bottlenose dolphins and pelicans. Culturally, the route threads together Cuban cafés, Art Deco facades, and waterfront clubs—Miami’s nautical life is as social as it is sunlit.
Practical guidance: arrive 15 minutes early at the Miami Beach Marina, bring ID for boarding, and plan a mix of sun protection and a light layer for bay breezes. The crew supplies bottled water, snacks, and lunch, plus all safety gear and floats for swimming. Expect easy movements across non-slip deck surfaces and a relaxed pace tailored to your group—swim stops, skyline photo runs, or a dance session on the aft. If you want quieter coves, request a sandbar stop; for skyline shots, time your cruise during golden hour. Whether you come to swim, celebrate, or simply watch the city recede, the Great White makes Biscayne Bay feel both familiar and newly wild.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic mobility to board and move on deck is required
Yes—this charter includes lunch, bottled water, sodas, and light snacks; you can request additional catering ahead of time.
The vessel is rated for up to 42 guests for private charters; confirm passenger count at booking to ensure comfort and safety.
Yes—infants and small children can ride in strollers; life jackets are provided and the crew will brief families on safe swim procedures.
All sales are final; bookings are non-refundable and the operator may cancel for severe weather with limited options for rescheduling.
Biscayne Bay has long been a working and recreational waterway; Millionaire’s Row developed in the early 20th century as wealthy Northerners built winter estates along the shoreline.
Keep a respectful distance from wildlife, use reef-safe sunscreen, and avoid disposing of plastics overboard to protect seagrass beds and local marine life.
Miami Beach Catamarans operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow parts Biscayne Bay like a handshake and the city leans back to watch as the Great White slips away from Dock E. Salted air fills the deck; laughter and the low pulse of a curated playlist set a tempo. From the wide foredeck you can see the glassy mansions of Millionaire’s Row receding, the same shoreline that once hosted the Gilded Age winter homes now traded for high-rise modernity.
The bow parts Biscayne Bay like a handshake and the city leans back to watch as the Great White slips away from Dock E. Salted air fills the deck; laughter and the low pulse of a curated playlist set a tempo. From the wide foredeck you can see the glassy mansions of Millionaire’s Row receding, the same shoreline that once hosted the Gilded Age winter homes now traded for high-rise modernity.
This four-hour private charter moves through shallow turquoise sandbars, past barrier islands and under the open sky of Miami Beach. Geologically, Biscayne Bay is a shallow lagoon carved by sea-level changes and coral formations; its flats and oyster beds create calm swimming spots and attract playful bottlenose dolphins and pelicans. Culturally, the route threads together Cuban cafés, Art Deco facades, and waterfront clubs—Miami’s nautical life is as social as it is sunlit.
Practical guidance: arrive 15 minutes early at the Miami Beach Marina, bring ID for boarding, and plan a mix of sun protection and a light layer for bay breezes. The crew supplies bottled water, snacks, and lunch, plus all safety gear and floats for swimming. Expect easy movements across non-slip deck surfaces and a relaxed pace tailored to your group—swim stops, skyline photo runs, or a dance session on the aft. If you want quieter coves, request a sandbar stop; for skyline shots, time your cruise during golden hour. Whether you come to swim, celebrate, or simply watch the city recede, the Great White makes Biscayne Bay feel both familiar and newly wild.