Weekend Yacht Rental Miami Saturday and Sunday Charters

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. Direct access to Government Cut, the Star Island waterfront, and the open bay. The most requested weekend departure point from the Miami Beach side of the bay.

Located at Haulover Park in North Miami Beach, directly adjacent to Haulover Sandbar. The shortest route from dock to the most popular weekend anchorage in Miami. Ideal for groups staying in Aventura or Bal Harbour who want maximum time at the sandbar.

Watson Island deep-water marina minutes from downtown Miami and the Venetian Causeway. Panoramic views of the Miami skyline from the dock, direct Biscayne Bay access, and easy rideshare drop-off from Wynwood, the Design District, and the upper east side. A premium weekend charter departure point for downtown guests.

Miami's largest marina, in the sheltered neighborhood of Coconut Grove. The preferred weekend departure point for charters heading to Biscayne National Park, Stiltsville, and Nixon Sandbar. Ample parking and easy rideshare access from Brickell and downtown.

Downtown Miami marina at Bayside Marketplace with the full Miami skyline visible from the dock. A convenient weekend charter departure for groups arriving from Brickell, the Design District, or the financial district. Direct bay access and close proximity to major hotels and vacation rentals in the downtown core.

South Beach marina steps from the Art Deco district, South Pointe Park, and Government Cut. A preferred weekend departure point for groups staying in South Beach with direct offshore access and a scenic outbound transit past Fisher Island heading south into the bay.

On the Venetian Causeway between Miami and Miami Beach, central for weekend charter guests staying on either side of the bay. The most convenient midpoint departure for charters heading north toward Haulover Sandbar or south toward Star Island and the Venetian Islands corridor.

Boutique marina in Miami Beach's Sunset Harbour neighbourhood. A quieter, lower-traffic alternative to Miami Beach Marina for weekend charters. Street parking available and easy rideshare access. Well-positioned for routes heading north toward Haulover or south toward Star Island.

At the 79th Street Causeway, the most convenient weekend charter departure for groups in Aventura, Bal Harbour, and Sunny Isles. Haulover Sandbar is a short transit north. The full Millionaire's Row estate corridor runs to the south.

Watson Island marina adjacent to Island Gardens, with direct Biscayne Bay access and panoramic city views. A premium weekend departure point for Brickell and downtown Miami guests. Particularly convenient for groups arriving from Wynwood, the Design District, and the upper east side of Miami.

At the base of the Rickenbacker Causeway, the closest weekend departure point for charters heading to Key Biscayne, Virginia Key, and Nixon Sandbar. Calm, protected harbor with easy highway access from Coral Gables and South Miami.

Brickell-area marina with quick Biscayne Bay access. A lower-traffic alternative to Miamarina for weekend charter guests staying in Brickell, downtown Miami, and the financial district. Easy rideshare access and a calm boarding environment before weekend departure.

Full-service marina inside Crandon Park on Key Biscayne, surrounded by parkland and 5 minutes from Nixon Sandbar. The ideal weekend charter departure for groups in Key Biscayne, Coral Gables, and South Miami seeking quieter southern bay anchorages.

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

Coconut Grove waterfront marina adjacent to the dining and restaurant district, with covered parking and direct bay access. A convenient southern weekend departure for charters heading to Stiltsville, Elliott Key, or a full day in Biscayne National Park.

South Miami marina and the primary gateway for full-day weekend charters into Biscayne National Park. Serves groups in South Miami, Cutler Bay, Palmetto Bay, and Kendall. The most direct weekend departure for Stiltsville and Elliott Key.

Miami's most popular weekend anchor destination. The shallow, knee-deep turquoise water runs along the inlet just south of Bal Harbour. Hundreds of vessels anchor side by side during peak weekend hours, creating the most social scene on Biscayne Bay. Reached via Haulover Inlet in 20 to 30 minutes from most North Bay and Miami Beach marinas. Bar service, swimming, and catering on deck at anchor are the standard format. View Haulover Sandbar details.

The most photographed private island in Miami, home to some of the largest celebrity-owned waterfront estates in South Florida. The slow cruise along the Star Island waterfront is the defining visual of any Miami weekend charter. The South Beach skyline and downtown Miami frame both approaches. A standard transit stop on routes from Miami Beach and South Beach marinas. View Star Island yacht tour.

Nixon Sandbar off the northwest tip of Key Biscayne offers a calmer, less crowded alternative to Haulover for groups who prefer a quieter weekend anchorage. The water is clear and shallow, the anchorage is protected from bay chop, and the South Bay setting provides excellent views of the Miami skyline from the water. Accessible from Coconut Grove and Brickell marinas in under 20 minutes. View Nixon Sandbar details.

The Venetian Islands chain connects Miami Beach to the mainland via the Venetian Causeway, providing a scenic intracoastal transit corridor on any weekend charter itinerary. Waterfront estate properties line both sides at close range. The downtown Miami skyline frames the western approach. View Millionaire's Row and Venetian Islands details.

A barrier island 15 minutes south of downtown Miami offering calm, protected anchorages popular on full-day weekend charters. The western shore anchorages off Bill Baggs Cape Florida provide clear water and a quieter setting than the North Bay sandbars. Home to Nixon Sandbar and the gateway to Biscayne National Park. View Key Biscayne weekend charters.

Miami's main shipping channel into PortMiami and one of the most dramatic transits on any weekend charter. Cruise ships depart through the cut during peak afternoon hours. The scale contrast between a private yacht and a departing cruise ship is extraordinary. Fisher Island sits at the southern mouth, accessible on any route through Government Cut.

Open Biscayne Bay provides the most unrestricted panoramic views of the Miami skyline from the water. The full downtown Miami skyline, Brickell, and the Art Deco district visible from the center of the bay on a clear Miami weekend is one of the most distinctive perspectives in South Florida. A weekend yacht cruise in Miami across open Biscayne Bay is the defining route at sunset, the most requested end to any full-day charter in the fleet. View Miami sunset yacht cruises.

The largest island in Biscayne National Park, 7 miles south of Key Biscayne. The island's western anchorage has clear, calm water for swimming and snorkeling, and the isolation of the park environment provides a marked contrast to the busy sandbars closer to Miami. Accessible on full-day weekend charters from Coconut Grove, Key Biscayne, or South Bay marinas. The most naturally scenic full-day weekend destination within a single-day cruise from Miami.

The wealthiest zip code in the United States, accessible only by ferry or private vessel. Fisher Island sits at the southern mouth of Government Cut between South Beach and the open Atlantic. A natural scenic addition to any weekend charter that includes the Government Cut transit heading south from South Beach or Miami Beach marinas. View Fisher Island charter details.

The stretch of ultra-luxury waterfront estates lining the Miami Beach Intracoastal Waterway between the Venetian Causeway and Bal Harbour. A scenic transit through the heart of Miami's most exclusive residential waterfront, typically covered on the return leg from Haulover Sandbar on any weekend charter departing from a North Bay marina. View Millionaire's Row yacht cruise details.

A quiet, park-covered island between downtown Miami and Key Biscayne with a calm bay anchorage on its western shore. The Miami Marine Stadium ruins are a distinctive visual landmark. Virginia Key's sheltered western anchorage is a popular weekend stop for families and groups who prefer a quieter setting than the main sandbars. View Miami skyline cruise details.

A slow cruise across Biscayne Bay with the full Miami skyline reflected on the water. Downtown Miami, Brickell, and the Art Deco district frame the horizon from open bay. Most spectacular at golden hour on a Saturday evening departure, making this the defining route for groups who want the complete city-from-the-water perspective. View Miami Skyline Cruise details.

270 square miles of protected bay and ocean water south of Key Biscayne with secluded anchorages, crystal-clear water, and abundant marine life. The most rewarding full-day weekend destination in South Florida, best reached from Coconut Grove or Black Point Marina. View Biscayne National Park yacht trip details.

Historic stilt houses standing over the shallow southern Biscayne Bay flats inside Biscayne National Park, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Flat, clear water with exceptional snorkeling visibility makes Stiltsville one of Miami's most distinctive full-day weekend charter destinations, accessible from Coconut Grove and Black Point Marina. View Biscayne National Park details.

The ultimate weekend charter extension: 50 nautical miles across the Gulf Stream to Bimini in the Bahamas. Available on select vessels as a Saturday to Sunday overnight with full professional crew. The two-day weekend package format is ideal for groups who want to make the Bahamas crossing without committing to a full week aboard. View Miami to Bahamas charter details.