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Board a 62-foot Pershing for a private 3–6 hour cruise through Miami River and Biscayne Bay. Pass Millionaire’s Row, Star Island, and Miami Marine Stadium while enjoying onboard amenities and waterfront views.
Board a 62-foot Pershing for a private 3–6 hour cruise through Miami River and Biscayne Bay. Pass Millionaire’s Row, Star Island, and Miami Marine Stadium while enjoying onboard amenities and waterfront views.
You step aboard a 62-foot Pershing and the city slips into a new scale: low-slung Brickell towers give way to open water, while the bow points toward Star Island and the wide, glinting stretch of Biscayne Bay.
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Operated by Feeling Yachty · Miami, Florida
You step aboard a 62-foot Pershing and the city slips into a new scale: low-slung Brickell towers give way to open water, while the bow points toward Star Island and the wide, glinting stretch of Biscayne Bay.
This private charter follows the Miami River out to Biscayne Bay, passing Millionaire’s Row, Miami Marine Stadium, and the curving silhouettes of Brickell’s skyline. The boat’s sleek hull cuts through wake that seems eager to push you forward; gulls wheel and dolphins often punctuate the ride with quick bursts of curiosity.
Miami’s coastline is young in geological terms — a shallow carbonate shelf shaped by sea-level shifts and tropical storms — and its built history runs from early Tequesta settlements to the 20th-century boom that created the mansions and marinas you’ll pass. The area’s culture blends Cuban, Caribbean, and mainland influences visible in waterfront neighborhoods and the music you’ll cue up on the yacht’s Bluetooth stereo.
Practically speaking, trips run 3–6 hours with capacity for up to 13 guests. Expect sun-exposed decks, occasional spray, and the steady hum of an experienced crew handling navigation and docking. Bring layered clothing for changing breezes, secure footwear for wet surfaces, and a dry bag for phones. Hydration and sunscreen are essential; the boat provides bottled water, a cooler and onboard restroom for comfort.
Whether you want a celebratory cruise or a relaxed sight-seeing charter, this Pershing delivers an efficient, private window into Miami’s marine edge — smooth, social, and unmistakably coastal.
Departure is from a Miami marina near the Miami River; guests are instructed to call on arrival so the crew can meet them at the dock.
The Pershing accommodates up to 13 guests—ideal for private celebrations like birthdays and bachelorettes.
The charter provides bottled water, a cooler, and ice; guests typically bring additional drinks and snacks or coordinate catering with the operator.
Full refund available if canceled at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Feeling Yachty operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard a 62-foot Pershing and the city slips into a new scale: low-slung Brickell towers give way to open water, while the bow points toward Star Island and the wide, glinting stretch of Biscayne Bay.
You step aboard a 62-foot Pershing and the city slips into a new scale: low-slung Brickell towers give way to open water, while the bow points toward Star Island and the wide, glinting stretch of Biscayne Bay.
This private charter follows the Miami River out to Biscayne Bay, passing Millionaire’s Row, Miami Marine Stadium, and the curving silhouettes of Brickell’s skyline. The boat’s sleek hull cuts through wake that seems eager to push you forward; gulls wheel and dolphins often punctuate the ride with quick bursts of curiosity.
Miami’s coastline is young in geological terms — a shallow carbonate shelf shaped by sea-level shifts and tropical storms — and its built history runs from early Tequesta settlements to the 20th-century boom that created the mansions and marinas you’ll pass. The area’s culture blends Cuban, Caribbean, and mainland influences visible in waterfront neighborhoods and the music you’ll cue up on the yacht’s Bluetooth stereo.
Practically speaking, trips run 3–6 hours with capacity for up to 13 guests. Expect sun-exposed decks, occasional spray, and the steady hum of an experienced crew handling navigation and docking. Bring layered clothing for changing breezes, secure footwear for wet surfaces, and a dry bag for phones. Hydration and sunscreen are essential; the boat provides bottled water, a cooler and onboard restroom for comfort.
Whether you want a celebratory cruise or a relaxed sight-seeing charter, this Pershing delivers an efficient, private window into Miami’s marine edge — smooth, social, and unmistakably coastal.