Overnight Yacht Charter Miami, Biscayne Bay & Bahamas

Miami Beach Marina

South Beach

The primary full-service marina at the southern tip of Miami Beach, steps from South Beach and the Art Deco district. Deep-water berths for vessels up to 100 feet, direct access to Government Cut and the open Atlantic, and the preferred departure point for overnight charters heading south toward Biscayne National Park or east toward the Bahamas. The most requested overnight charter departure marina on the Miami Beach side.

Watson Island deep-water marina minutes from downtown Miami and the Venetian Causeway. The preferred departure point for larger overnight-capable vessels requiring deep-water berths. Panoramic views of the Miami skyline from the dock, direct Biscayne Bay access, and the cleanest westbound sunset departure transit of any marina in the fleet.

Miami's largest marina, in the sheltered neighborhood of Coconut Grove. The preferred southern departure point for overnight charters heading into Biscayne National Park, Elliott Key, and the Upper Keys. Ample parking and easy rideshare access from Brickell and downtown Miami. The most direct departure route toward Key Largo.

Located at Haulover Park in North Miami Beach, adjacent to Haulover Sandbar. The most direct Atlantic access from any north Miami marina, making it the preferred overnight departure point for charters heading east toward the Bahamas. Ideal for guests staying in Aventura or Bal Harbour.

Coconut Grove waterfront marina adjacent to the dining and waterfront district, with covered parking and direct bay access. A convenient southern departure for overnight charters heading to Stiltsville, Elliott Key, and the outer islands of Biscayne National Park. Shorter transit time to the southern anchorages than any marina north of the Grove.

On the Venetian Causeway between Miami and Miami Beach, central for overnight charter guests staying on either side of Biscayne Bay. A convenient midpoint departure for vessels heading south through the bay toward Soldier Key and Elliott Key on the first night of a Keys passage.

At the base of the Rickenbacker Causeway, the closest overnight charter departure point for guests in Key Biscayne, Virginia Key, and Coral Gables. The most direct route into the southern bay anchorages including Nixon Sandbar and the Biscayne National Park outer islands. Overnight departures here reach the first anchorage within 30 minutes.

Downtown Miami marina at Bayside Marketplace with direct bay access and the full Miami skyline visible from the dock. A convenient overnight departure point for guests arriving from Brickell, the Design District, or the financial district who want the Miami skyline transit as part of the sunset departure experience.

South Beach marina steps from the Art Deco district, South Pointe Park, and Government Cut. A preferred overnight departure from South Beach with direct offshore access for vessels heading east on a Bahamas crossing, and a scenic sunset outbound transit past Fisher Island into the open bay.

At the 79th Street Causeway, the most convenient overnight departure for groups in Aventura, Bal Harbour, and Sunny Isles. Easy Atlantic access via Government Cut for overnight charters heading east, and a calm protected harbor for those starting with a bay anchorage.

Full-service marina inside Crandon Park on Key Biscayne, surrounded by parkland and minutes from the Biscayne National Park outer islands. The ideal overnight departure for groups in Key Biscayne and South Miami who want to anchor in the quietest southern bay anchorages on the first night.

Boutique marina in Miami Beach's Sunset Harbour neighbourhood. Lower-traffic environment than Miami Beach Marina, with easy street parking and direct bay access. A quiet, relaxed overnight departure option for guests looking to avoid the South Beach commercial strip.

Watson Island marina adjacent to Island Gardens, with direct Biscayne Bay access and panoramic city views. A premium overnight departure point for downtown Miami and Brickell guests. Particularly convenient for groups arriving from Wynwood and the upper east side who want the full Miami skyline transit at sunset.

Brickell-area marina with quick Biscayne Bay access. A lower-traffic alternative to Miamarina for overnight charter guests staying in Brickell and downtown Miami. Preferred for couples and small groups who want a quiet, private boarding experience before departure.

Full-service marina in Coconut Grove with a protected harbor and direct Biscayne Bay access. An alternative to Dinner Key for overnight charters heading south toward Biscayne National Park and the southern anchorages off Key Biscayne.

South Miami marina and the southernmost departure point in the Crown Yachts Miami overnight network. The primary gateway for overnight charters into Biscayne National Park. Serves guests in South Miami, Cutler Bay, and Kendall. The most direct departure for Stiltsville and Elliott Key on the first evening of a Keys passage.

The most popular first overnight anchorage from any Miami marina. Set anchor in the calm, protected central bay at dusk, watch the Miami skyline lights reflect on the water, and wake to a calm morning with the city in the distance. No offshore passage required. Accessible to all overnight-capable vessels in the fleet. The most common single-night overnight yacht rental Miami guests book.

A small uninhabited island just south of Key Biscayne inside Biscayne National Park, surrounded by turquoise shallows and a protected anchorage. An overnight anchor here provides complete isolation from the city, clear water for morning snorkeling, and a view of the Miami skyline to the north. One of the most beautiful bay anchorages accessible in a single evening from any Miami marina.

The largest island in Biscayne National Park, 7 miles south of Key Biscayne. The protected western anchorage offers calm overnight conditions and one of the most naturally isolated experiences accessible by private overnight boat rental from Miami. The island has no visible development from the water. Morning snorkeling on nearby reefs and a walking trail ashore are available.

Stiltsville is a collection of historic wooden houses built on stilts over the shallow southern flats of Biscayne Bay, a mile offshore from Key Biscayne. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and managed within Biscayne National Park, Stiltsville is one of the most iconic overnight anchorages in Miami. Anchoring here at sunset with the Miami skyline to the north and open bay in every direction is an experience unique to overnight yacht charters in Miami. Accessible on smaller overnight vessels in calm bay conditions.

The first overnight destination for southbound charters from Miami. The anchorage at Blackwater Sound provides calm, protected conditions, and John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park is the most popular morning snorkeling destination on the Upper Keys passage. A one-night cruise from any southern Miami marina, Key Largo is accessible on any overnight departure leaving in the afternoon. A defining overnight yacht charter in Florida experience.

Islamorada in the Upper Keys is a two-night voyage from Miami and one of the most scenic overnight anchorages in South Florida. Known for world-class fishing and the clear Hawk Channel passage, Islamorada offers excellent holding ground for overnight anchoring and access to exceptional snorkeling and diving at the nearby reefs. A natural stop on any two-night Keys itinerary heading south from Miami.

Long Key in the Middle Keys sits between Islamorada and Marathon and is the natural overnight stop on a three-night Keys passage south from Miami. Long Key Bight provides a calm, shallow anchorage in clear water surrounded by mangroves. The reef at the state park boundary is one of the most underrated snorkeling spots in the Florida Keys. A natural mid-passage stop for extended overnight charter guests heading toward Marathon and Key West, and rarely crowded compared to the anchorages further north.

North Bimini in the Bahamas is 50 nautical miles east of Miami, making it the closest international overnight destination from any Miami marina. Available on larger offshore-capable vessels. A Bimini overnight means a Gulf Stream crossing at night, arrival at dawn, and a full Bimini day in clear Bahamian water. Excellent fishing, snorkeling the wreck, and an international stamp in your passport on a single overnight trip. View Miami to Bahamas overnight charter details.

Cat Cay is a private island 8 nautical miles south of North Bimini and one of the most exclusive overnight anchorages in the Bahamas accessible from Miami. Crystal-clear water, excellent fishing on the nearby flats, and a protected harbor make Cat Cay a natural extension of a Bimini crossing. The combined Bimini and Cat Cay itinerary is the most complete two-night Bahamas charter from Miami. A valid passport and Bahamian cruising permit are required for all guests.

Marathon in the Middle Keys is a three-night voyage from Miami and a landmark destination for extended overnight charter guests. Boot Key Harbor provides one of the most protected marinas in the Keys. Marathon is the base for diving Sombrero Reef and the Seven Mile Bridge crossing. Accessible on any three or four-night charter heading for Key West.

Key West is the southern terminus of a full Florida Keys overnight charter from Miami. At 160 nautical miles, Key West is a four to five-day voyage at comfortable cruising speed, the destination of choice for guests booking a full week-long charter. Mallory Square, the Historic Seaport, and offshore reefs are all accessible from the Key West Bight Marina at the end of the passage.

The Dry Tortugas are a remote archipelago 70 nautical miles west of Key West and the most distant overnight destination reachable on a Florida Keys passage from Miami. Fort Jefferson, a 19th-century fortress on Garden Key, is accessible only by private boat or seaplane. A seven-night charter from Miami reaches the Dry Tortugas via Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon, and Key West. The anchorage inside the national park offers some of the clearest water and best snorkeling in Florida, with sea turtle sightings common at the reef surrounding the fortress walls.