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Set off from Miami Beach Marina for three hours of cruising, swimming, and skyline views aboard the Great White, a 50‑ft private catamaran. This charter mixes comfort, crewed service, and customizable stops at sandbars and scenic points along Biscayne Bay.
Set off from Miami Beach Marina for three hours of cruising, swimming, and skyline views aboard the Great White, a 50‑ft private catamaran. This charter mixes comfort, crewed service, and customizable stops at sandbars and scenic points along Biscayne Bay.
The first thing you notice is the water: shallow, glassy pockets of turquoise cut by the wake as the Great White eases away from Dock‑E. Sunlight bounces off stainless railings, and the skyline of Miami Beach recedes into an open sweep of bay — palms, pastel homes, and the occasional spray of rollers from a passing boat.
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Operated by Miami Beach Catamarans · Miami Beach, Florida
The first thing you notice is the water: shallow, glassy pockets of turquoise cut by the wake as the Great White eases away from Dock‑E. Sunlight bounces off stainless railings, and the skyline of Miami Beach recedes into an open sweep of bay — palms, pastel homes, and the occasional spray of rollers from a passing boat.
Biscayne Bay is younger than the city it serves. The bay rides on limestone and mangrove roots, a shallow lagoon that shaped local fishing, trade, and the island neighborhoods of the 20th century. From the deck you pass Millionaire’s Row and guarded private isles born of early 1900s development; offshore lie remnants of ancient coral and seagrass beds that feed dolphins and wading birds. The soundtrack is as local as the scene — Latin beats and radio chatter underscoring the easy social energy of Miami waters.
This private 3‑hour charter is straightforward: a professional captain and crew, bottled water, snacks, and optional swimming at sandbars or floating mat time. Expect calm cruising in protected Biscayne Bay, short hops between photo ops, and a mix of social time on deck and warm sun in the forward lounge.
Practicalities matter here: arrive 15 minutes early at Miami Beach Marina’s Dock‑E, bring reef‑safe sunscreen, and plan for wind after midday. The trip suits groups celebrating events or small corporate outings; it’s accessible but not recommended for people with serious spinal or heart conditions. For best light and calmer seas aim for late afternoon — the bay cools and the skyline sharpens at golden hour.
Yes — this listing is for a privately chartered 50‑ft catamaran with your group only, fully crewed and customizable.
The charter includes bottled water, soda, snacks, and lunch as listed; confirm specific menus or alcohol rules with the operator before booking.
Yes — the crew can anchor at shallow sandbars or designated swim stops; exercise caution with currents and obey crew instructions.
The operator lists wheelchair accessibility, but boarding ramps and assistance vary — notify the company in advance to arrange support.
Miami Beach Catamarans operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The first thing you notice is the water: shallow, glassy pockets of turquoise cut by the wake as the Great White eases away from Dock‑E. Sunlight bounces off stainless railings, and the skyline of Miami Beach recedes into an open sweep of bay — palms, pastel homes, and the occasional spray of rollers from a passing boat.
The first thing you notice is the water: shallow, glassy pockets of turquoise cut by the wake as the Great White eases away from Dock‑E. Sunlight bounces off stainless railings, and the skyline of Miami Beach recedes into an open sweep of bay — palms, pastel homes, and the occasional spray of rollers from a passing boat.
Biscayne Bay is younger than the city it serves. The bay rides on limestone and mangrove roots, a shallow lagoon that shaped local fishing, trade, and the island neighborhoods of the 20th century. From the deck you pass Millionaire’s Row and guarded private isles born of early 1900s development; offshore lie remnants of ancient coral and seagrass beds that feed dolphins and wading birds. The soundtrack is as local as the scene — Latin beats and radio chatter underscoring the easy social energy of Miami waters.
This private 3‑hour charter is straightforward: a professional captain and crew, bottled water, snacks, and optional swimming at sandbars or floating mat time. Expect calm cruising in protected Biscayne Bay, short hops between photo ops, and a mix of social time on deck and warm sun in the forward lounge.
Practicalities matter here: arrive 15 minutes early at Miami Beach Marina’s Dock‑E, bring reef‑safe sunscreen, and plan for wind after midday. The trip suits groups celebrating events or small corporate outings; it’s accessible but not recommended for people with serious spinal or heart conditions. For best light and calmer seas aim for late afternoon — the bay cools and the skyline sharpens at golden hour.