80ft Sunseeker Yacht Charter in Biscayne Bay — Private Miami Yacht Experience

Meet the 80ft Sunseeker at Bayside Marina in downtown Miami, Florida—your private yacht for up to 13 guests. Moored at 401 Biscayne Blvd, this sleek Sunseeker turns Biscayne Bay into a private playground. The captain and a steward handle lines and plates while you stretch out on a floating mat off the transom, take the stateroom for a quick nap, or sip complimentary water and sodas with skyline views. From the boat the city's geometry changes: glass towers of Brickell and the bustle of PortMiami recede into a horizon of open water, mangrove fringes and occasional limestone keys. The key features of this experience are the yacht itself—the roomy salon, private bathroom, and lounge decks—the large floating mat for swimming and sun time, and the crewed service model that makes a half-day feel like a bespoke escape. Natural elements on the route can include turquoise shallows, mangrove fingers, and clear patches of seagrass where dolphins and manatees sometimes feed. This trip is unique because it combines a high-end motor yacht with simple, unpretentious play: cooler-access refreshments, Bluetooth music, and time on a mat in the bay. For Miami, where big-boat charters are common, the 80ft Sunseeker stands out for small-group intimacy—only 13 guests—so celebrations, family outings, and photo shoots feel private rather than crowded. Plan around light and wind: mornings bring glassy water for swimming and snorkeling near protected shoals; afternoons offer warm light on the skyline and often lighter breezes ideal for lounging. The crew supplies fuel, ice, and a sound system; you bring sunscreen and a good playlist. The meeting point is Bayside Marina (401 Biscayne Blvd), a short walk from downtown hotels and restaurants, which makes check-in straightforward for travelers staying in Miami. A brief cultural note: Biscayne Bay sits adjacent to Biscayne National Park, a marine park established to protect coral banks and islands; the bay's shallow banks have supported indigenous and maritime communities for centuries. Respect local regulations when anchoring or swimming near marked conservation areas. Why book? If you want a low-fuss, high-comfort way to see Miami's waterfront—with private service, a roomy stateroom, and the chance to float in warm bay water—the 80ft Sunseeker delivers. It's an easy upgrade from a crowded tour boat: more space, more privacy, and the kind of coastal access that turns a sunny afternoon into a memorable, photo-ready outing. The charter works equally well for sunrise runs to catch pastel sky over Key Biscayne, midday swims at protected sandbars, or sunset cruises when the skyline ignites. The captain's local knowledge shortens transit times so you spend more time anchored. For groups, confine coolers and valuables below in the stateroom. Book early on holiday weekends—the boat's limited to 13 guests.