Experience Miami from the water aboard the 90′ Azimut—an Italian-built yacht that cruises Biscayne Bay, drops anchor at Nixon Sandbar, and threads past Star Island and Fisher Island for private swims, skyline views, and unforgettable gatherings. Perfect for celebrations, VIP outings, or a luxe day on the bay.
Experience Miami from the water aboard the 90′ Azimut—an Italian-built yacht that cruises Biscayne Bay, drops anchor at Nixon Sandbar, and threads past Star Island and Fisher Island for private swims, skyline views, and unforgettable gatherings. Perfect for celebrations, VIP outings, or a luxe day on the bay.
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Board the 90′ Azimut in Miami, Florida, and trade traffic and shore-side noise for a private sweep through Biscayne Bay. This Italian-built, 90-foot motor yacht blends superyacht scale with sleek lines and roomy decks, designed for groups who want luxury and privacy while they hop between Star Island, Fisher Island, the Venetian Islands and the shallow, social stretch known as Nixon Sandbar. The boat makes the city feel different: glass towers give way to palms, low-slung island estates, and open water.
On any cruise the scene alternates between architecture and marine habitat. Skirt the Miami Beach coastline with the skyline on one flank and broad blue channels on the other; look down to see beds of seagrass and the pale ridges of the Florida reef tract where brown pelicans wheel and bottlenose dolphins often break the surface. The shallow sand at Nixon Sandbar is a social magnet—wadeable water, music drifting from anchored boats, and a bright, clear palette for swimming and floating.
The 90′ Azimut is built for entertaining: expansive foredeck lounging, shaded cockpit, and deck layout that keeps guests together without crowding. That configuration makes it ideal for birthday gatherings, intimate corporate outings, or sunset sails when the light burns edges of the skyline. Captain and crew handle navigation through the Venetian Islands’ narrow channels and past private enclaves, letting passengers relax or focus on photography and socializing.
This charter is also a clean way to experience local geography and history. Biscayne Bay opens onto Biscayne National Park—established in 1968—whose offshore reefs and mangrove shorelines anchor the region’s ecology. Respectful charters avoid seagrass beds and anchor at designated sandbars to limit impact; bring reef-safe sunscreen and reusable containers.
Practical notes: typical cruises run a few hours to a full day depending on your booking; boarding is usually from Miami-area marinas (meeting point provided at reservation). Nighttime and sunset trips sharpen the city lights and offer an iconic Miami silhouette. For photographers the bow facing downtown, aft at Nixon Sandbar, and the approach to Star Island yield the most dramatic frames.
If you want privacy with performance and a true South Florida marine day—private swimming, skyline views, and the freedom of the bay—the 90′ Azimut delivers. Book through the provided charter link for specific itineraries, capacity, and custom catering; it’s a go-to option for anyone who wants to see Miami from the water in comfort and style. Crew can arrange pickup from Miami Beach marinas, onboard catering, and snorkeling gear; confirm passenger limits, gratuity and any licensing requirements at booking. Suitable for groups seeking privacy, celebrations, and coastal cruising—reserve in advance during high season to secure preferred departure times. Early-morning charters are especially calm and wildlife-rich; book weeks ahead year-round.
Charters commonly run 3–6 hours, though half-day and full-day options are often available—confirm exact durations at booking.
Boarding is typically from Miami-area marinas; the exact meeting point is provided after reservation is confirmed.
Yes; Nixon Sandbar is a shallow, wadeable spot popular for swimming and socializing—anchoring is at designated sandbars only to protect seagrass.
Onboard catering is often available as an add-on; request menu options and dietary needs when you book to ensure provisioning.
Expect bottlenose dolphins and brown pelicans commonly; reef areas may reveal small fish and juvenile rays in clearer water.
Accessibility depends on the marina and yacht configuration; contact the charter operator ahead of time to discuss mobility needs and boarding options.
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