Miami
A birthday on the water, with the boat to yourself
No shared deck, no strangers, no set schedule. You pick the boat, the day and the start time; the captain handles the rest. Three or four hours off Miami is usually enough for a sunset, a swim stop and the skyline after dark.
Three to six hours, most people take four
Bring your own people, not your own everything
The boat comes with a captain and crew, fuel, water, ice and life jackets. You bring the guests. Food, drinks and decorations are your call and can come aboard.
Where you actually go
Out of the Miami River, past the downtown skyline, a stop on Biscayne Bay or the sandbar, then back. The captain reads the weather and the group on the day.
The bill is the bill
The price on the boat page is the whole charter. Gratuity for the crew is separate and customary at 15 to 20 percent when they earn it.
What people ask
- How many people fit?
- Thirteen per boat, never more — that is the USCG limit whatever the length. A bigger party takes a second boat leaving at the same time.
- Can you do decorations or a cake?
- Neither is sold online yet. Say what you want when you book and we will tell you what is possible on that boat.
- What does it cost?
- Four hours runs from $899 to $5,799 depending on the boat. The exact price for your date and start time shows before you pay.