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Miami Beach Marina

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The primary departure marina for yacht rentals from South Beach and Miami Beach. Direct Biscayne Bay access and a short transit through Government Cut for offshore charters. Covered docks, easy parking, and clear signage make it the most booked departure marina in Miami Beach.

Miami's largest marina, in the sheltered, tree-lined neighborhood of Coconut Grove. Excellent access to the southern bay, Virginia Key, and Biscayne National Park. Yacht charters departing from Dinner Key reach quieter anchorages and are well-suited for full-day private yacht tours.

Downtown Miami marina at Bayside Marketplace with direct bay access. The most convenient departure point for a Brickell or downtown Miami yacht charter, with views of the miami skyline from the dock. Easy rideshare drop-off and walkable from Brickell, the Design District, and Wynwood.

Located at Haulover Park in north Miami Beach, this marina sits directly adjacent to Haulover Sandbar. The shortest route to the most visited sandbar in Miami. Ideal for groups staying in Aventura or Bal Harbour who want a fast sandbar day without a long transit.

At the base of the Rickenbacker Causeway, closest to Key Biscayne and Virginia Key. Yacht charters from Rickenbacker reach Nixon Sandbar and the quiet southern waters of the bay in under 15 minutes. The perfect departure point for groups staying in Key Biscayne or Coral Gables.

Watson Island deep-water marina minutes from downtown Miami and the Venetian Causeway. A preferred departure point for larger yacht charters and superyachts requiring deep-water berths. Excellent views of the Miami skyline from the dock and direct bay access.

South Beach marina steps from the Art Deco district, South Pointe Park, and Government Cut. A convenient departure point for groups in South Beach with direct access to Government Cut for offshore charters and quick bay access heading north.

At the 79th Street Causeway, the most convenient marina for groups from Aventura, Bal Harbour, and Sunny Isles. Direct southbound Intracoastal route passes Millionaire's Row estates, with Haulover Sandbar just north of the inlet.

Full-service marina inside Crandon Park on Key Biscayne, just a 5-minute transit from Nixon Sandbar. The fastest departure point to the southern bay anchorages, ideal for groups in Key Biscayne, Coral Gables, and South Miami.

On the Venetian Causeway between Miami and Miami Beach, central for guests staying on either side of Biscayne Bay. A convenient midpoint departure for charters heading north toward Haulover or south toward Star Island.

Coconut Grove waterfront marina adjacent to Coconut Grove's waterfront district, with covered parking and direct Biscayne Bay access. Ideal for guests heading toward Nixon Sandbar and the southern bay.

Watson Island marina adjacent to Island Gardens with direct Biscayne Bay access and sweeping city views. Minutes from downtown Miami and the Port of Miami, convenient for guests in Edgewater and Wynwood.

Boutique marina in Miami Beach's Sunset Harbour neighbourhood, quiet with easy street parking and quick bay access. A lower-traffic alternative to Miami Beach Marina for South Beach guests.

Brickell-area marina with quick Biscayne Bay access. The closest departure point for guests in Brickell, downtown Miami, and the financial district who prefer a smaller, lower-traffic marina over Bayside.

Full-service marina in Coconut Grove with a protected harbor and direct Biscayne Bay access. A strong alternative to Dinner Key for guests heading toward Nixon Sandbar or Biscayne National Park.

South Miami marina and the primary gateway for full-day charters into Biscayne National Park. Serves guests in South Miami, Cutler Bay, Palmetto Bay, and Kendall with easy freeway access and ample parking.

The most requested stop on any Miami yacht rental. Haulover Sandbar sits in shallow turquoise water north of South Beach where guests wade while the yacht anchors in the shallows. The defining Miami yachting experience and the most booked destination for half-day and full-day charters in south Florida. View Haulover Sandbar details.

A quieter alternative to Haulover, off the northwest tip of Key Biscayne. Clear calm water, easy anchoring, and less weekend traffic make this ideal for morning yacht charters departing from Coconut Grove or Rickenbacker Marina. View Nixon Sandbar details.

The most photographed private island in Miami, home to some of the largest waterfront estates in South Florida. A slow cruise past Star Island is a standard feature on scenic yacht charters and private yacht tours departing from South Beach or downtown Miami. View Star Island yacht tour details.

The wealthiest zip code in the United States, accessible only by ferry or private vessel. A scenic transit through Government Cut past Fisher Island is a distinctive feature on exclusive Miami yacht charters and private yacht tours heading offshore. View Fisher Island charter details.

270 square miles of protected bay water south of Key Biscayne with secluded anchorages, crystal-clear water, and abundant marine life. Best reached on full-day yacht rentals from Coconut Grove or Key Biscayne marinas. One of the most rewarding day trips available on private yacht charters in Miami. View Biscayne National Park yacht trip details.

The stretch of waterfront mansions lining the Miami Beach Intracoastal Waterway. A slow-transit scenic route popular on afternoon yacht charters out of Miami Beach Marina. Downtown Miami skyline views pair with the estate line for a classic Millionaire's Row yacht cruise.

The classic Miami on-water experience: a slow cruise across Biscayne Bay with the full Miami skyline framed against open water. Most spectacular at golden hour, making sunset departures the most popular format for sightseeing yacht charters. View Miami Skyline Cruise details.

50 nautical miles across the Gulf Stream to Bimini in the Bahamas. Available on select vessels as an overnight or multi-day charter. Clear Bahamian water, white sand, and a completely different pace from the bay. View Miami to Bahamas charter details.

A quiet park island between downtown Miami and Key Biscayne with calm bay-side anchorages on its western shore. The Miami Marine Stadium ruins on the Intracoastal side are a striking landmark, and the shallow protected water near the shore is excellent for snorkeling. A short transit from downtown Miami, Brickell, and South Miami marinas.

A cluster of historic wooden stilt houses standing over the shallow southern Biscayne Bay flats inside Biscayne National Park. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Stiltsville sits in flat, clear water with excellent snorkeling visibility. Best reached on full-day yacht charters departing from Coconut Grove or Key Biscayne marinas.

The largest island inside Biscayne National Park, with secluded anchorages on its western shore, white sand beaches, and clear water for snorkeling and swimming. A full-day yacht charter destination for guests who want a remote, uncrowded stop far from the bay. Departures from Coconut Grove, Key Biscayne, or Black Point Marina.

The main shipping channel separating South Beach from Fisher Island, used by cruise ships, cargo vessels, and private yachts heading offshore. A scenic transit past Government Cut provides views of the Port of Miami skyline, cruise ship traffic, and the open Atlantic beyond the jetties. A standard feature on offshore and Bahamas-bound Miami yacht charters.

A barrier island 15 minutes south of downtown Miami with calm turquoise water, white sand beaches, and protected anchorages. The home of Nixon Sandbar and the gateway to Biscayne National Park. View Key Biscayne yacht charters.