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Miami Private Yacht Charter with Captain: 2 or 4 Hours, Up to 12

Miami
by Viator
DifficultyEasy
SeasonSee calendar when booking
LanguageEnglish, Spanish

The Experience

Enjoy Miami on your own private yacht with space for up to 12 guests. Choose a 2- or 4-hour rental, connect your playlist to the Bluetooth sound system, and set the pace with your group and selected captain. Cruise the bay for city views or, when time and conditions allow, stop near an island for swimming and time on the water. Bring your own food and drinks and use the onboard cooler with ice and water. A restroom is available onboard, and 4-hour rentals include a floating mat. Captain and fuel charges are paid separately as shown in the booking details.

How to book

Booked on Viator, who runs this experience. Inclusions and cancellation are theirs.

  • Book with Viator

    Miami Private Yacht Tour with Captain: 2 or 4 Hours, Up to 12

    4.9(59 reviews)

    Free cancellation · 24h before

    from₹17,108

    Includes: Boater's Certificate · Cooler, water and ice for your own drinks · Landing and facility fees · +3 more

Badges are worked out from the providers' own prices, reviews and cancellation terms. Hich is never paid for placement. You book and pay on the provider's site.

Food & Drink

Food

Provided

Drinks

Provided

Logistics & Transit

Transport not included
Location
Miami

Difficulty & Fitness

Easy1/5

Easy — suitable for all fitness levels, no experience needed.

About the guide

Guide type
Tour Guide Led
Group experience
No — private booking

Know before you go

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller Service animals allowed Public transportation options are available nearby Not recommended for pregnant travelers Suitable for all physical fitness levels Supplier Weather Policy Apply. Person Making the reservation MUST go on the boat. Captain fee is additional to the price advertised According to USCG law Lead Traveler MUST sign a Bareboat Charter Agreement and must select a captain for their trip according to the USCG law.