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Set off from downtown Miami aboard a private 48‑foot yacht and circle Biscayne Bay, the Miami River, and Millionaire’s Row. Perfect for small groups, this 3–6 hour charter includes water, ice, a stereo and an onboard restroom—book 4+ hours and get one free.
Set off from downtown Miami aboard a private 48‑foot yacht and circle Biscayne Bay, the Miami River, and Millionaire’s Row. Perfect for small groups, this 3–6 hour charter includes water, ice, a stereo and an onboard restroom—book 4+ hours and get one free.
Salt air and the low skyline pull you from the dock—palm shadows sliding past the hull as the captain eases a 48‑foot yacht into the Miami River. Within minutes Brickell’s glass towers recede and Star Island’s guarded mansions slip into view; the boat threads out into Biscayne Bay where the water opens wide and currents push you toward the Marine Stadium and Millionaire’s Row.
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Operated by Feeling Yachty · Miami, Florida
Salt air and the low skyline pull you from the dock—palm shadows sliding past the hull as the captain eases a 48‑foot yacht into the Miami River. Within minutes Brickell’s glass towers recede and Star Island’s guarded mansions slip into view; the boat threads out into Biscayne Bay where the water opens wide and currents push you toward the Marine Stadium and Millionaire’s Row.
This private charter is rooted in Miami’s maritime pulse: commercial riverways turned pleasure routes that highlight the city’s 20th‑century boom in waterfront architecture and seaside leisure. Geologically, Biscayne Bay is a shallow limestone basin—its clear shallows, sandbars, and mangrove fringes shape sheltered channels and wide vistas. Culturally, the ride is a cross‑section of Miami life: downtown commerce, yacht culture, and the public rhythms of waterfront gatherings at the Marine Stadium.
Expect a relaxed, social cruise for up to 13 guests with optional 3–6 hour bookings (book 4+ hours and get one free). The boat comes with a Bluetooth stereo, cooler, ice, bottled water and an onboard restroom; reservations confirm instantly and the operator asks you to call on arrival for boarding.
Practical guidance: plan sunscreen and shade, bring a small dry bag for phones, and stagger arrival by public transit or rideshare—the captain will meet you at the agreed dock. Weather shifts fast on the bay; a light windbreaker and non‑slip shoes will keep you comfortable. Whether you’re marking an anniversary or hosting a small group, this charter turns Miami’s skyline and seaside landmarks into a private, easygoing outing.
This yacht accommodates up to 13 passengers—capacity is enforced for safety and comfort.
Yes, the yacht includes an onboard restroom for guest convenience.
The operator’s cancellation policy allows a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; they may also advise rescheduling for severe weather.
Bringing food and drink is common; confirm any alcohol rules with the operator ahead of time and follow local open container laws.
Feeling Yachty operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Salt air and the low skyline pull you from the dock—palm shadows sliding past the hull as the captain eases a 48‑foot yacht into the Miami River. Within minutes Brickell’s glass towers recede and Star Island’s guarded mansions slip into view; the boat threads out into Biscayne Bay where the water opens wide and currents push you toward the Marine Stadium and Millionaire’s Row.
Salt air and the low skyline pull you from the dock—palm shadows sliding past the hull as the captain eases a 48‑foot yacht into the Miami River. Within minutes Brickell’s glass towers recede and Star Island’s guarded mansions slip into view; the boat threads out into Biscayne Bay where the water opens wide and currents push you toward the Marine Stadium and Millionaire’s Row.
This private charter is rooted in Miami’s maritime pulse: commercial riverways turned pleasure routes that highlight the city’s 20th‑century boom in waterfront architecture and seaside leisure. Geologically, Biscayne Bay is a shallow limestone basin—its clear shallows, sandbars, and mangrove fringes shape sheltered channels and wide vistas. Culturally, the ride is a cross‑section of Miami life: downtown commerce, yacht culture, and the public rhythms of waterfront gatherings at the Marine Stadium.
Expect a relaxed, social cruise for up to 13 guests with optional 3–6 hour bookings (book 4+ hours and get one free). The boat comes with a Bluetooth stereo, cooler, ice, bottled water and an onboard restroom; reservations confirm instantly and the operator asks you to call on arrival for boarding.
Practical guidance: plan sunscreen and shade, bring a small dry bag for phones, and stagger arrival by public transit or rideshare—the captain will meet you at the agreed dock. Weather shifts fast on the bay; a light windbreaker and non‑slip shoes will keep you comfortable. Whether you’re marking an anniversary or hosting a small group, this charter turns Miami’s skyline and seaside landmarks into a private, easygoing outing.