Yacht Dinner in Miami & Private Dinner Cruise with Skyline Views

Miami Beach Marina

Full-service marina at the southern tip of Miami Beach, steps from South Beach and the Art Deco district. The fastest boarding point to open bay water, which makes it the most requested departure for a sunset dinner cruise.

Downtown marina at Bayside Marketplace with the skyline rising directly behind the docks. You are on open bay water within minutes, so the first course can land exactly at golden hour.

The largest marina in Miami, in Coconut Grove on the calm southern stretch of Biscayne Bay. Flatter water and a short run to Key Biscayne make it the best departure for a dinner served at anchor.

On Biscayne Boulevard just north of downtown, with quick access to the Venetian Islands and the open bay. A practical, low-traffic boarding point for guests coming from Brickell, Edgewater or Wynwood.

Watson Island deep-water marina sitting between downtown and South Beach, with the skyline on one side and the port on the other. The berth of choice for larger yachts and the most dramatic setting for boarding at dusk.

Watson Island marina next to Island Gardens with direct Biscayne Bay access and panoramic city views. An excellent departure when you want the skyline in view from the moment dinner is served.

On the Venetian Causeway among the Venetian Islands, halfway between Miami and Miami Beach. Sheltered water and a short run to the skyline route make it well suited to an intimate evening dinner charter.

South Beach marina a short walk from the Art Deco district, Lincoln Road and South Pointe Park. Convenient when your guests are already staying in South Beach and want to walk to the dock.

Boutique marina in the Sunset Harbour neighbourhood of Miami Beach. As the name suggests, an evening departure here puts the sun over the bay before dinner service even begins.

Coconut Grove waterfront beside Monty's, with covered parking and quiet bay access. A relaxed, green departure point away from the downtown traffic.

Brickell area marina convenient for downtown and Brickell guests, with the city skyline in view from the moment you leave the dock. A short river transit adds a striking opening to the evening.

At the Rickenbacker Causeway entrance, the gateway to Virginia Key and Key Biscayne. The natural choice for a dinner charter heading to the quieter southern bay away from city traffic.

Key Biscayne marina surrounded by parkland, minutes from Nixon Sandbar and the open Atlantic. The quietest departure Miami offers for a private dinner at anchor under the stars.

In Haulover Park just north of Bal Harbour, with direct ocean access through Haulover Inlet and the northern bay on the other side. The obvious departure for guests staying in Sunny Isles, Bal Harbour or Aventura.

Near the 79th Street Causeway with easy highway access from the mainland. A calm, protected harbour and an unhurried starting point for an evening on the water.

South Miami marina and the main gateway into Biscayne National Park. Best for a longer charter where dinner is served far from the city, in genuinely secluded water.

The defining route for a sunset dinner cruise in Miami. The glass towers of downtown and Brickell turn gold as the sun drops, then the whole skyline switches on over dessert. Open bay water here is flat in the early evening, which matters more than most people realise when a full meal is being served. View Miami Skyline cruise.

A slow pass along Miami's most exclusive waterfront estates, minutes from every downtown and South Beach marina. Best timed for the start of the charter, while there is still light on the houses and the first course is coming out. View Star Island tour.

Sheltered intracoastal water through the Venetian Islands past Vizcaya, with arched bridges and low-rise waterfront homes instead of high-rises. Calmer and quieter than the open bay, which makes it a comfortable route for a seated dinner. Explore Miami Beach yacht rentals nearby.

Anchor in the calm middle of Biscayne Bay after sunset, engines off, with the coastline lit in every direction. The most private way to finish a yacht dinner in Miami, and the point in the evening where most guests stop taking photos and just sit.

Calm shallow anchorage at the southern tip of Key Biscayne, with turquoise water and open sky. Quiet on weekday evenings and a genuinely secluded setting for dinner at anchor. View Nixon Sandbar.

The most exclusive island in Miami, reachable only by boat. The channel alongside it is where cruise ships leave in the early evening, and passing one at close range while dinner is served on deck is hard to beat. View Fisher Island tour.

The legendary Miami Beach waterfront lined with the most spectacular mansions on the bay. A scenic stretch to cruise between courses, and the part of the evening guests tend to remember. View Millionaires Row.

The sheltered southern bay off Coconut Grove, with a tree-lined shoreline instead of towers and noticeably calmer water. A relaxed alternative to the skyline route for a long, unhurried dinner.

A scenic run through clear water toward Key Biscayne and Virginia Key, past the old Stiltsville houses. Far enough from the city that the noise disappears completely, and worth the longer transit for a private dinner.

Turquoise water, coral reefs and remote islands south of Miami. A full-day charter with dinner served on the way back, in water most Miami visitors never see. View Biscayne tour.