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Spend 2.5 hours on a private catamaran in Biscayne Bay with self-drive jet skis, a banana boat, floating mats, and complimentary drinks. Anchor at Margaret Pace Park Island, cruise past Star Island and Bayside, and enjoy Miami’s skyline from the water.
Spend 2.5 hours on a private catamaran in Biscayne Bay with self-drive jet skis, a banana boat, floating mats, and complimentary drinks. Anchor at Margaret Pace Park Island, cruise past Star Island and Bayside, and enjoy Miami’s skyline from the water.
The catamaran slips away from the marina behind the DoubleTree Grand Hotel, the Miami skyline unfolding like a ledger of glass and concrete as Biscayne Bay pushes you into its warm hands. Salty wind unlaces hair and conversation; speakers set a steady beat while the captain eases toward Margaret Pace Park Island, where turquoise water and floating mats beckon.
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Operated by Sunset Breeze Tours · Miami, Florida
The catamaran slips away from the marina behind the DoubleTree Grand Hotel, the Miami skyline unfolding like a ledger of glass and concrete as Biscayne Bay pushes you into its warm hands. Salty wind unlaces hair and conversation; speakers set a steady beat while the captain eases toward Margaret Pace Park Island, where turquoise water and floating mats beckon.
Biscayne Bay is shallow and sandy in places, shaped by limestone bedrock and ancient reef ridges that once guided Indigenous canoe routes and, later, Spanish and American shipping lanes. The Venetian Islands and Fisher Island—man-made and private respectively—display the city’s 20th-century boom in coastal engineering and luxury waterfront culture. On clear days the sea glints with mangrove shadows and dolphins often braid through the wake.
This private 2.5-hour charter balances party and play: two hours anchored for self-drive jet skis (weight limits apply), banana boat runs, and floating mats, then a relaxed cruise past Bayside, Star Island, and the Port of Miami. Expect straightforward safety briefings, life jackets for all, and crew-managed transitions between activities.
Practical planning matters: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a secure dry bag for phones, and a light cover-up for breezy returns. If you plan to drink, note Florida age rules and the operator’s alcohol policy—boating laws still apply. Arrive 15 minutes early for check-in at Pier 1 behind the DoubleTree; wear water shoes for boarding and be ready to climb a swim ladder. With basic preparation this trip delivers Miami’s skyline, marine life, and high-energy water sports in one compact, private package.
easy.
2–2.5 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels—must be able to climb swim ladders and hold on during towable rides.
Rider rules vary: children 0–3 cannot ride; 4–13 can be passengers only; 14–15 may drive if accompanied by an adult; 16+ can drive or be a passenger. Drivers born after Jan 1, 1988 may need a boating license.
Yes — you may bring food and non‑alcoholic drinks; the operator provides beer, wine, and non‑alcoholic beverages as listed.
All sales are final for this experience; there are no refunds for cancellations—confirm availability before booking.
Boarding is at Pier 1 behind the DoubleTree Grand Hotel (access via 16th St or the Grand Retail Plaza); arrive at least 15 minutes early for check‑in with the captain.
Biscayne Bay’s waterways were used for centuries by Indigenous peoples and later developed into a hub for shipping and 20th‑century coastal development that shaped Miami’s modern waterfront.
Avoid anchoring on seagrass beds and do not feed wildlife; opt for reef‑safe sunscreen and dispose of trash properly to protect the bay’s ecosystems.
Sunset Breeze Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran slips away from the marina behind the DoubleTree Grand Hotel, the Miami skyline unfolding like a ledger of glass and concrete as Biscayne Bay pushes you into its warm hands. Salty wind unlaces hair and conversation; speakers set a steady beat while the captain eases toward Margaret Pace Park Island, where turquoise water and floating mats beckon.
The catamaran slips away from the marina behind the DoubleTree Grand Hotel, the Miami skyline unfolding like a ledger of glass and concrete as Biscayne Bay pushes you into its warm hands. Salty wind unlaces hair and conversation; speakers set a steady beat while the captain eases toward Margaret Pace Park Island, where turquoise water and floating mats beckon.
Biscayne Bay is shallow and sandy in places, shaped by limestone bedrock and ancient reef ridges that once guided Indigenous canoe routes and, later, Spanish and American shipping lanes. The Venetian Islands and Fisher Island—man-made and private respectively—display the city’s 20th-century boom in coastal engineering and luxury waterfront culture. On clear days the sea glints with mangrove shadows and dolphins often braid through the wake.
This private 2.5-hour charter balances party and play: two hours anchored for self-drive jet skis (weight limits apply), banana boat runs, and floating mats, then a relaxed cruise past Bayside, Star Island, and the Port of Miami. Expect straightforward safety briefings, life jackets for all, and crew-managed transitions between activities.
Practical planning matters: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a secure dry bag for phones, and a light cover-up for breezy returns. If you plan to drink, note Florida age rules and the operator’s alcohol policy—boating laws still apply. Arrive 15 minutes early for check-in at Pier 1 behind the DoubleTree; wear water shoes for boarding and be ready to climb a swim ladder. With basic preparation this trip delivers Miami’s skyline, marine life, and high-energy water sports in one compact, private package.