Sunrise Yacht Rental and Private Boat Charters

Marina Bay

Marina Mile, State Road 84

The closest full-service marina to Sunrise, on the Marina Mile corridor along State Road 84, 15 to 20 minutes east via Interstate 595. Direct canal access to the Intracoastal and the Port Everglades inlet, the most convenient departure for the city of Sunrise and western Broward.

On the New River in downtown Fort Lauderdale beside the Riverwalk, 20 to 25 minutes east of Sunrise via Interstate 595. The best departure for a scenic New River transit through the heart of the city before reaching the Las Olas Isles and the Intracoastal.

A full-service marina on the 17th Street Causeway, about 25 minutes east of Sunrise. Direct Intracoastal access and a short transit to the Port Everglades inlet, central to both the beach and downtown for Sunrise groups who want quick ocean access.

Fort Lauderdale's most storied marina, on the barrier island between the beach and the Intracoastal and home of the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, about 30 minutes east of Sunrise. A prime departure for larger yachts with direct access to the Las Olas Isles and the open Atlantic through Port Everglades.

A newly rebuilt marina on the Intracoastal at the eastern end of the Las Olas causeway, steps from Fort Lauderdale Beach, about 30 minutes east of Sunrise. A convenient boarding point for charters focused on the beach, the Las Olas Isles canals, and the Intracoastal.

A landmark deep-water marina on the Intracoastal at the 17th Street Causeway near Port Everglades. Preferred for Sunrise groups chartering larger luxury yachts and superyachts that require deep-water berths and quick ocean access.

A full-service marina on the Dania Cut-off Canal in Dania Beach, near Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. A convenient southern option for Sunrise groups, with quick access to Whiskey Creek, Port Everglades, and the open Atlantic.

Fort Lauderdale's Venice of America, a grid of finger islands lined with waterfront mansions and mega-yacht docks, is a short cruise from the downtown and Marina Mile marinas. A slow cruise past the estate homes is the defining moment of any Sunrise yacht rental or boat charter.

The New River winds through downtown Fort Lauderdale, past the Riverwalk, waterfront restaurants, and a series of historic drawbridges framed by the skyline. A scenic cruise from Marina Bay or Cooley's Landing and one of the most atmospheric routes on any Sunrise charter, especially at sunset.

The stretch of the Intracoastal north of Las Olas lined with Fort Lauderdale's most extravagant waterfront estates and the mega-yachts docked behind them. One of the most requested routes on any Sunrise yacht rental or boat charter once you reach the water.

The Fort Lauderdale beachfront along A1A, viewed from the water, is a short cruise from the beach and downtown marinas. Charters anchor off the beach or cruise the shoreline past the hotels and the promenade, a classic backdrop for a sunset cruise.

Port Everglades, one of the busiest cruise ports on the East Coast, is a short cruise from the Marina Mile and downtown marinas. Charters pass the towering cruise ships at berth before reaching the inlet and the open Atlantic, a dramatic urban maritime route on a Sunrise charter.

A calm, shallow anchorage off the beach above a living coral reef that comes within yards of the shore, north of the Port Everglades inlet. Anchor here to swim and snorkel straight off the yacht on a full-day Sunrise charter.

Charters exiting via Port Everglades access the open Atlantic for passages across the Gulf Stream to Bimini, the closest Bahamas island to the US mainland at roughly 50 nautical miles. Multi-day Bahamas charters clear customs at Bimini and continue to the Berry Islands or Nassau depending on the itinerary, available on select vessels with full professional crew.