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Miami: 60ft Yacht Rental with 2 Free Jet Skis & Mansion Tour

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Duration3h–4h

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A 60-Foot Yacht, Two Jet Skis, and Miami's Most Expensive Real Estate—All in One Day

You get a private 60-foot yacht with two included jet skis (on charters of 4+ hours), a guided float past Miami's most famous mansions, and a sandbar stop in Biscayne Bay where you can swim and relax. Crew, fuel, and marina fees are paid separately at the time of charter, so budget for those upfront. Confirm your captain before arrival to avoid delays.

3h–4h

Step-by-step itinerary

Depart from Miami Beach marina
Cruise through Downtown Miami
Enjoy city and skyline views
View Brickell skyline architecture
Tour waterfront mansions on islands
Stop at islands and sandbar
Swim, float, and relax
Use jet skis for 30 minutes each
Return to marina

The Experience

What happens when you book a yacht in Miami and realize the jet skis are actually included? You're standing on the dock at Miami Beach, the captain is running through safety checks, and you're already thinking about who gets to ride first. The 60-foot yacht rental here comes with two jet skis on any charter of four hours or more—30 minutes per ski, rotated so everyone gets a turn. It's not a gimmick; it's built into the booking. Just know upfront: the marina pickup fee ($200), fuel ($100 per hour), and crew payment ($100 per hour) are separate charges paid directly to third parties, per Coast Guard regulations. That's the trade-off for a bareboat charter—you're not paying a middleman markup, but you're paying the actual costs.

The route itself is the real draw. You leave Miami Beach heading toward downtown, and the skyline hits different from the water—all glass and steel reflecting off Biscayne Bay. Then the captain takes you past Brickell, where the modern architecture is almost too clean to be real, and then into the quieter, older money: Star Island, Palm Island, Hibiscus Island. These are the homes you've seen in movies, the ones with private docks and infinity pools that seem to spill into the bay itself. You're not getting out and knocking on doors, obviously—you're floating past them, cold drink in hand, the Bluetooth system playing whatever you want. The cooler stays stocked with ice, and there's a refrigerator onboard, so the drinks stay cold the whole time.

After the mansion tour, the yacht heads into Biscayne Bay proper, where there's a sandbar and shallow islands. This is where people actually swim and float and just sit with their feet in the water. The jet ski window opens here—30 minutes per person, coordinated so nobody's waiting around. The water is warm, the city is visible but far enough away to feel like you've left it, and if you're doing this for a birthday or a bachelor party or just because you want to tell people you rented a yacht in Miami, this is the moment that justifies it. The whole experience runs smoothly if you show up on time—and the company is very serious about that. Late arrivals don't extend the charter, and if you miss the jet ski window, there's no refund. They're pre-booked exclusively for your slot.

One thing to handle before you book: contact the company to confirm your captain in advance. US Coast Guard regulations require it, and if you show up without a confirmed captain, you could face a 1–2 hour delay or even a change of departure location. It's a small step that saves a lot of friction on the day itself. Once that's locked in, you're just deciding how many hours you want and whether you're bringing a group or keeping it small. The boat handles all fitness levels and even has specialized infant seats if you're bringing kids.

What’s included

Your charter includes bottled water, a Bluetooth sound system for your own music, ice, a cooler, and an onboard refrigerator to keep drinks cold throughout the day.
On any booking of 4 hours or more, two jet skis are included with 30 minutes of ride time per ski, coordinated so all guests get a turn.
Marina pickup fee ($200), fuel ($100 per hour), and crew payment ($100 per hour) are paid separately directly to third parties.
Departure times are confirmed after booking based on availability, and you must contact the company in advance to confirm your captain per Coast Guard regulations.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Book my Boat

Is this one for you?Right for groups celebrating a milestone or families wanting a full day on the water without arranging transport and activities separately—just confirm your captain before arrival to avoid delays, and budget for the separate crew and fuel fees on top of the rental price.