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Board a 31-ft Sea Ray and explore Biscayne Bay your way — sandbars, private islands, sunset cruises or a full-day run. Flexible rentals start at two hours and include a trained boarding rep; captain hire is separate.
Board a 31-ft Sea Ray and explore Biscayne Bay your way — sandbars, private islands, sunset cruises or a full-day run. Flexible rentals start at two hours and include a trained boarding rep; captain hire is separate.
You step off the dock into salt-warmed air and the Coral Sea rocks gently beneath your feet — a 31-foot Sea Ray ready to cut through Biscayne Bay. The city skyline peeks and then slips away as you choose your route: a sandbar party, a sunset run past South Beach, or a slow circumnavigation of private islands. The engine’s low thrum and a Bluetooth playlist set the pace.
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Operated by Coral Sea Boats Charters · Miami, Florida
You step off the dock into salt-warmed air and the Coral Sea rocks gently beneath your feet — a 31-foot Sea Ray ready to cut through Biscayne Bay. The city skyline peeks and then slips away as you choose your route: a sandbar party, a sunset run past South Beach, or a slow circumnavigation of private islands. The engine’s low thrum and a Bluetooth playlist set the pace.
This stretch of South Florida sits on limestone bedrock formed from ancient reefs; the shallow flats and sandbars are products of tidal currents and offshore shoals that invite anchoring and swimming. Miami’s history as a maritime crossroads — from Tequesta canoe routes to Cuban and Caribbean boat traffic — shows in the mix of languages and foods you’ll smell onshore. Locals favor late afternoons for light and calm water; photographers chase the low-angle glow.
Practical notes: rentals start at two hours, with flexible add-ons up to a full day (6–8 hours). A trained representative assists boarding; a captain is not included and must be paid separately at embarkation. The Coral Sea carries a restroom, large sun deck, Bluetooth sound, and cooler space; fuel is generally included but confirm when booking. Expect variable wind and busy waterways near Miami Beach — keep a lookout for private vessels, wake zones, and marked swim areas.
Timing your trip for early morning or sunset reduces heat and crowds. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, secure footwear for wet decks, and a small dry bag for phones and wallets. With a little planning, a private Sea Ray rental turns Miami’s coastline into a personal playground.
The rental does not include a captain; one must be hired separately at boarding. If no licensed operator is present, some routes or offshore travel may be restricted.
Fuel is typically included but always confirm at booking since some longer or remote itineraries may incur additional fuel fees.
This 31-ft Sea Ray accommodates up to 12 passengers for daytime cruises; check local regulations and booking limits for exact capacity.
You meet at DKR Marine, 961 NW 7 St, Miami, FL — arrive 20 minutes early and follow marina signage to the docks.
Coral Sea Boats Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the dock into salt-warmed air and the Coral Sea rocks gently beneath your feet — a 31-foot Sea Ray ready to cut through Biscayne Bay. The city skyline peeks and then slips away as you choose your route: a sandbar party, a sunset run past South Beach, or a slow circumnavigation of private islands. The engine’s low thrum and a Bluetooth playlist set the pace.
You step off the dock into salt-warmed air and the Coral Sea rocks gently beneath your feet — a 31-foot Sea Ray ready to cut through Biscayne Bay. The city skyline peeks and then slips away as you choose your route: a sandbar party, a sunset run past South Beach, or a slow circumnavigation of private islands. The engine’s low thrum and a Bluetooth playlist set the pace.
This stretch of South Florida sits on limestone bedrock formed from ancient reefs; the shallow flats and sandbars are products of tidal currents and offshore shoals that invite anchoring and swimming. Miami’s history as a maritime crossroads — from Tequesta canoe routes to Cuban and Caribbean boat traffic — shows in the mix of languages and foods you’ll smell onshore. Locals favor late afternoons for light and calm water; photographers chase the low-angle glow.
Practical notes: rentals start at two hours, with flexible add-ons up to a full day (6–8 hours). A trained representative assists boarding; a captain is not included and must be paid separately at embarkation. The Coral Sea carries a restroom, large sun deck, Bluetooth sound, and cooler space; fuel is generally included but confirm when booking. Expect variable wind and busy waterways near Miami Beach — keep a lookout for private vessels, wake zones, and marked swim areas.
Timing your trip for early morning or sunset reduces heat and crowds. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, secure footwear for wet decks, and a small dry bag for phones and wallets. With a little planning, a private Sea Ray rental turns Miami’s coastline into a personal playground.