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Miami is one of the world’s most dynamic and cosmopolitan destinations, renowned for its stunning beaches, vibrant culture, luxury lifestyle, and year-round tropical climate. Situated on Florida’s southeastern coast, Miami is a global hub where international influences, artistic creativity, world-class hospitality, and coastal beauty come together to create an unforgettable travel experience.

Known for its iconic skyline, glamorous waterfront districts, and energetic atmosphere, Miami offers something for every type of traveler. Visitors can relax on famous white-sand beaches, explore stylish neighborhoods, enjoy luxury shopping, discover renowned art and cultural institutions, and experience a culinary scene that reflects the city’s rich multicultural heritage. The city’s unique blend of Latin American, Caribbean, and international influences creates a vibrant and welcoming environment unlike anywhere else in the United States.

Miami is also a gateway to extraordinary outdoor experiences. From boating and yachting on Biscayne Bay to exploring nearby natural parks and coastal ecosystems, visitors can enjoy a wide variety of activities surrounded by spectacular scenery. The city’s lively entertainment scene, world-famous nightlife, luxury resorts, and waterfront dining make it a premier destination for both relaxation and excitement.

Whether seeking a luxury getaway, cultural exploration, beach vacation, or vibrant urban experience, Miami delivers an exceptional combination of sophistication, energy, and tropical charm. Its iconic beaches, diverse culture, and world-class attractions continue to make it one of the most sought-after destinations in the world.
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A 34-metre Westport 112 refitted in 2025 with a sun deck spa, a country-kitchen galley and a 25-knot top end, running New England in summer and the Leewards and BVIs
BETH ANN

34M

Westport

2012

65,000€

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A 37.49-metre Palmer Johnson designed inside and out by Nuvolari Lenard, refitted in 2023, with two full-beam suites, a screened and air-conditioned aft deck, a hardtop sundeck with jacuzzi and
TEMPTATION

37M

Palmer Johnson

2005

80,000€

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A 2011 Newcastle Shipyards 54.86-metre refitted in 2017, 1,100 GT with two full master suites and a genuine beach club, chartering the Bahamas and Caribbean from $275,000 a week.
Lady Beth

54M

Newcastle Shipyards

2011

275000€

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A 28.96-metre Princess 95 in grey, refitted in 2025 with four cabins, a walkaround main deck and a 40-foot Saxdor tender, chartering out of Stuart, Florida from $49,950 per week.
SPECTRE

28M

Princess

2009

49950€

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A 42.6-metre Benetti delivered in 2019 and refitted in 2025, with a sun deck cinema, a deck jacuzzi and a deep toy locker, chartering the Bahamas for ten guests from
JODI-ANN

42M

Benetti

2019

199000€

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A 49-metre Delta Marine explorer and floating expedition base camp, purpose-built for world-class fishing, diving and off-grid adventure from Alaska to the South Pacific.
Triton

49M

Delta Marine

2004

175000€

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A 37.8 metre Delta Marine with a flexible five room layout and an award winning crew, chartering the Bahamas for up to ten guests from 70,000 dollars per week.
Lanida

37M

Delta Marine

1995

70000€

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A 46-metre Delta Marine delivered in 2009 and refit in 2024, with a 43ft Jupiter tender, an on-deck gym and an optional 60ft sportfish for big-game fishing, chartering the Bahamas
AVALON

46M

Delta Marine

2009

185000€

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A 30.5 metre Broward freshly reconfigured in 2023, with twin sun deck jacuzzis, chartering Florida and the Bahamas for up to ten guests from 50,000 dollars per week.
A Place in the Sun

30M

Broward Marine

1992

50000€

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A 1966 Burger restored in 2020 to a Jack Hargrave profile, chartering the Caribbean and the US East Coast for eight guests from $48,000 per week.
SOVEREIGN

30M

Burger Boat

1966

48,000€

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A 22.6-metre Hatteras refitted in 2018, a long-standing San Juan Islands charter yacht with a private office in the owner’s suite, a deck spa and two tenders, for six guests
NORTHERN LIGHT

23M

Hatteras

1987

30000€

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A 34-metre Westport 112 refreshed by two million dollars of work since 2022, sleeping eight in four cabins with a 37ft Valhalla chase boat, four Seabobs and a 1.68-metre draft
KEMOSABE

34M

Westport

2007

70000€

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A 60 metre Feadship refreshed in 2023, ROCK.IT pairs two deck pools and an open-air cinema with a rich mahogany interior for eleven, cruising the Caribbean and Virgin Islands from
ROCK.IT

60M

Feadship

2014

299000€

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A 38-metre 1978 Feadship with a Forbes-era history and a twelve-month refit behind her, running a navy hull, cherry-panelled interiors and a 2.4-metre draft that opens the shallow Bahamian cays,
Calypso

38M

Feadship

1978

120000€

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Miami Yacht Charter
Miami yacht charters offer the freedom to experience the destination on your own terms. Each itinerary can be shaped around the way you want to travel, with the flexibility to move between time on the water, moments ashore and the simple pleasure of life on board.
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Iconic Beaches & Waterfront
South Beach’s Art Deco Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979, holds one of the largest concentrations of 1930s and 1940s Art Deco architecture anywhere, with pastel facades running along Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue. A few miles south, Key Biscayne and Virginia Key offer a quieter stretch of white sand and turquoise water, both a short run by tender or car from the Downtown Miami waterfront.
florida yacht for charter
Luxury Lifestyle & Hospitality
The Miami Design District, redeveloped from a cluster of furniture warehouses into a pedestrian quarter of flagship stores for houses like Louis Vuitton, Dior, and Hermes, sits just north of Downtown and has anchored the city’s retail scene since the early 2000s. Brickell’s skyline of glass residential towers, largely built over the past two decades, now rivals Downtown’s for density, giving the city two distinct high-rise waterfront districts within a few miles of each other.
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Art, Culture & Architecture
Wynwood Walls, opened in 2009 in what had been a warehouse district, established Wynwood as one of Miami’s most visited neighborhoods for outdoor street art and now anchors dozens of galleries in the surrounding blocks. Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, the Italian Renaissance-style villa industrialist James Deering built on Biscayne Bay in 1916, offers a different architectural counterpoint, its formal gardens and stone breakwater barge visible from the water.
florida yacht for charter
Dining & Nightlife
Art Basel Miami Beach, held each December since its 2002 launch, has become the anchor of the city’s cultural calendar, drawing gallery satellite fairs across Wynwood and the Design District the same week. Little Havana’s Calle Ocho, a few miles inland, keeps a different rhythm year round, with domino games at Maximo Gomez Park and live music spilling from cafeteria windows serving Cuban coffee since the neighborhood’s founding by exiles in the 1960s.
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Outdoor & Marine Experiences
Biscayne Bay’s shallow flats and sandbars, including the well-known Nixon Sandbar off Key Biscayne, have become a weekend gathering spot for local boaters, while Stiltsville, seven wood-frame houses built on pilings in the bay since the 1930s and now part of Biscayne National Park, remains one of the city’s more unusual landmarks. No Name Harbor, tucked inside Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park on Key Biscayne, is the most sheltered stop for a lunch break or an overnight.

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Miami Yacht Charter Itineraries

The Week Unfolds
Across Miami, each itinerary reveals a different rhythm, from lively ports and waterfront towns to secluded anchorages, island escapes and stretches of coastline best discovered from the sea. Together, they create a more layered way to explore, with every route shaped by the places, experiences and moments found along the way.
Alaska
Seven days from Juneau to Sitka, through Tracy Arm’s icebergs, the bear country of Admiralty Island and the whale grounds of Chatham Strait.
Florida Keys
Seven days from Fort Lauderdale down the Keys, over the only living coral barrier reef in North America, to Key West and back through Biscayne Bay.
Southern New England
Seven days from Newport to Boston, by way of Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket cobblestones and the dunes and galleries of Provincetown.
Coastal Maine
Seven days through Penobscot Bay, from Camden and Castine to the ospreys of Pulpit Harbor, Merchants Row and Acadia.
Sea of Cortez
Seven days up the Baja coast, from El Arco to the coral of Cabo Pulmo, sea lions at Los Islotes and the desert islands of Loreto.
New England
Seven days from Newport through Block Island, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket to Provincetown and Montauk.
Southeast Alaska
Seven days from Sitka through the Inside Passage, among humpbacks in Frederick Sound, the glaciers of Tracy Arm and the totems of Wrangell.

Miami Must See & Do

The anchorages, experiences and places that define a yacht charter in Miami, and the ones worth building your itinerary around.
Top Anchorages

No Name Harbor
Nixon Sandbar
Boca Chita Key
Elliott Key
Stiltsville

Top Things to Do

Explore Wynwood Walls and the surrounding galleries
Tour Vizcaya Museum and Gardens by water
Walk the Art Deco Historic District on Ocean Drive
Shop the Miami Design District
Watch the domino games and live music on Calle Ocho

Top Places to Visit

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Wynwood Walls
Perez Art Museum Miami
Freedom Tower
Bayside Marketplace

Miami Charter Guide

Everything you need to know before chartering a yacht in Miami, from the best time to visit to where to drop anchor.
What time of year is best for a Miami yacht charter?

December through April is Miami’s dry season, with lower humidity, cooler evenings, and the peak of the social calendar, including Art Basel in early December and the Miami International Boat Show in February. Summer brings heat, daily storm cells, and hurricane season risk from June through November, though it’s also the quietest and most affordable stretch for booking dockage in Biscayne Bay.

Which airport is closest for a Miami charter?

Miami International Airport (MIA) is the main gateway, about eight miles from the Downtown and Brickell waterfront, with private aviation also handled at nearby Miami-Opa Locka Executive and Fort Lauderdale Executive airports. Guests boarding directly can often arrange a private transfer straight from the tarmac to the marina, since most charter yachts dock within twenty minutes of MIA.

Where do most yachts anchor around Miami?

No Name Harbor, inside Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park on Key Biscayne, is the most sheltered spot close to the city, popular for a lunch stop before continuing south. Boca Chita Key and Elliott Key, both inside Biscayne National Park roughly two hours south by water, offer quieter overnight anchorages with clearer water, away from the weekend crowds that gather at sandbars like Nixon Beach.

How many days should we plan for Miami?

Two to three days covers the city itself: South Beach, Wynwood, Vizcaya, and a sandbar afternoon on Biscayne Bay. Many charters use Miami as a start or end point for a longer Bahamas run, since Bimini is roughly 50 nautical miles east across the Gulf Stream, or extend south along the Florida Keys toward Key West for a week-long itinerary.

Should we time a charter around Art Basel or the boat show?

Art Basel Miami Beach, held in early December since it launched in 2002, and the Miami International Boat Show, usually held in February at the Miami Beach Convention Center with in-water displays nearby, are the two events that most reshape the city’s waterway traffic and marina availability. Guests who want to be part of either should book dockage months ahead, since both draw international crowds and fill nearby slips well before the event opens.

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