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Glide away from the Miami River on a private two-hour sundeck cruise that threads Star Island, Millionaire’s Row, sandbars and skyline views. Perfect for sunset photos and small groups, this trip pairs city history with easy, scenic boating.
Glide away from the Miami River on a private two-hour sundeck cruise that threads Star Island, Millionaire’s Row, sandbars and skyline views. Perfect for sunset photos and small groups, this trip pairs city history with easy, scenic boating.
The boat slips away from the Miami River and the city rearranges itself: glass towers fall behind you while a low, briny wind pushes the boat toward open bay. On a two-hour private sundeck cruise, the skyline grows cinematic — reflective facades catching the sun as palm-fringed islands and sandbars loom like chapters in a coastal story.
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Operated by Ocean Views On The Bay LLC · Miami, Florida
The boat slips away from the Miami River and the city rearranges itself: glass towers fall behind you while a low, briny wind pushes the boat toward open bay. On a two-hour private sundeck cruise, the skyline grows cinematic — reflective facades catching the sun as palm-fringed islands and sandbars loom like chapters in a coastal story.
This stretch of Biscayne Bay sits on reclaimed and dredged land shaped during Miami’s early 20th-century boom; Star Island and the famed “Millionaire’s Row” rose from engineered fills that reshaped the shoreline. The route rolls past the Miami Marine Stadium, the port’s cruise liners, and the low reefs and sandbars where local birds and dolphins patrol.
Culturally the trip is as much about show as it is history: glimpses of celebrity homes, historic restaurants along the Miami River, and the city’s nightlife reflected in water after dusk. Geologically the bay is shallow with patchy seagrass beds; currents are gentle but can push you off-course in wind.
Practically: private capacity is up to 12 on a 30' sundeck with restroom, showers, Bluetooth speakers and a complimentary bottle of champagne. A mandatory captain fee and fuel are paid at the dock; smoking and certain items (hookah, red wine) are prohibited. Best times are golden hour or a calm morning for glassy water. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light jacket for open-water breeze, and a camera with a polarizer to cut glare. Arrive early to complete check-in—late arrivals risk cancellation. With a manageable pace and breathtaking waterfront views, this cruise is an easy, high-impact way to see Miami from the water.
The private sundeck holds up to 12 guests, making it suitable for small groups or family outings.
A complimentary bottle of champagne, bottled water and a cooler with ice are provided; guests may bring additional permitted beverages and food.
A captain fee (typically $150) and fuel surcharge are required and paid separately at departure; check the operator’s payment options ahead of time.
Yes—there is a restroom onboard and the cruise is rated easy for all ages; infants must sit on an adult’s lap.
Ocean Views On The Bay LLC operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from the Miami River and the city rearranges itself: glass towers fall behind you while a low, briny wind pushes the boat toward open bay. On a two-hour private sundeck cruise, the skyline grows cinematic — reflective facades catching the sun as palm-fringed islands and sandbars loom like chapters in a coastal story.
The boat slips away from the Miami River and the city rearranges itself: glass towers fall behind you while a low, briny wind pushes the boat toward open bay. On a two-hour private sundeck cruise, the skyline grows cinematic — reflective facades catching the sun as palm-fringed islands and sandbars loom like chapters in a coastal story.
This stretch of Biscayne Bay sits on reclaimed and dredged land shaped during Miami’s early 20th-century boom; Star Island and the famed “Millionaire’s Row” rose from engineered fills that reshaped the shoreline. The route rolls past the Miami Marine Stadium, the port’s cruise liners, and the low reefs and sandbars where local birds and dolphins patrol.
Culturally the trip is as much about show as it is history: glimpses of celebrity homes, historic restaurants along the Miami River, and the city’s nightlife reflected in water after dusk. Geologically the bay is shallow with patchy seagrass beds; currents are gentle but can push you off-course in wind.
Practically: private capacity is up to 12 on a 30' sundeck with restroom, showers, Bluetooth speakers and a complimentary bottle of champagne. A mandatory captain fee and fuel are paid at the dock; smoking and certain items (hookah, red wine) are prohibited. Best times are golden hour or a calm morning for glassy water. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light jacket for open-water breeze, and a camera with a polarizer to cut glare. Arrive early to complete check-in—late arrivals risk cancellation. With a manageable pace and breathtaking waterfront views, this cruise is an easy, high-impact way to see Miami from the water.