Miami Yacht Rental

What every Miami yacht charter includes

Every charter comes with a licensed captain and crew, the fuel for the route, a water mat on the boats that carry one, ice and water, a cooler, and Bluetooth music. On board you get lounge seating and USCG-compliant safety equipment, with life jackets for adults, children and non-swimmers. Bring your own food and drinks, or add catering when you book.

The price on each card is the whole charter for the hours shown: boat, crew and fuel. Crew and fuel are paid online to book, which holds the boat and the crew for your date; the boat balance is paid at the dock by cash or Zelle. Only the crew tip is extra.

Renting a yacht vs chartering a yacht

In Miami the two words mean the same booking: a private yacht charter is a yacht rental with the captain and crew included, for a block of hours, with your group alone on board. No boating licence, no deposit against the hull, no driving; the captain runs the boat and you host. A luxury yacht charter works the same way here, the bigger boats simply carry more crew.

How much does it cost to rent a yacht for a day?

A full day is eight hours: from about $2,200 on a boat under 40 ft, about $2,800 on 40 to 54 ft, about $3,000 on 55 to 79 ft and about $4,600 on 80 ft and up, captain, crew and fuel included. Half-day and three-hour charters start at about $1,150 and $850, and the card on every boat shows its exact figure for your date, so there is nothing to add up at the dock.

Every yacht rental in Miami

The whole fleet in one list, from 22 to 32 ft day boats for a small group, through the 33 to 74 ft yachts most charters book, to superyachts of 75 ft and up. Filter it by guests, price and dock on every yacht rental in Miami.

Pink yachts for bachelorettes and birthdays

Miami’s largest pink fleet: a dozen pink boats from 26 to 70 ft, styled for bachelorettes, birthdays and photo days, with decor packages added at booking. They are all on pink yacht rentals in Miami.

Cheap yacht rentals and the free hour

The best value is usually a 33 to 46 ft cruiser on a weekday, and some boats carry the special: book four hours and the fifth is free. The lowest prices on the list are gathered on cheap yacht rentals in Miami.

Large groups: 20 guests and more

Most private yachts carry 13, a U.S. Coast Guard limit on this kind of charter. For 14 to 20 and beyond you need an inspected passenger vessel, or two yachts tied up together at the sandbar; both are explained on large group yacht charters in Miami.

Parties, birthdays and proposals on the water

Sound systems, water toys, a bartender or an open bar, cake service and a DJ turn a charter into the event. Birthdays, bachelorettes, proposals and corporate outings are each planned on Miami yacht parties.

Charters by time of day and length

A sunset cruise, a sandbar day, an hourly run along the skyline or an overnight stay: the charter types by time are on Miami yacht charters.

Add-ons, catering and event services

Private dining, catering, decor, bartenders, DJs, photography, videography, drone coverage and black car transfers to the marina are booked with the charter from Miami yacht services.

Jet skis, snorkeling and water sports

Jet skis, jet cars, wakeboarding, paddleboards, snorkeling and scuba-style experiences are added to a charter or booked on their own on Miami water sports.

Who runs the boats

Feeling Yachty owns and operates yachts and works with local owners, with a team in Miami and Panama, a founder who is a licensed captain and yacht broker, and financing through Klarna, Affirm and PayPal Pay Later. The company, its reviews and its safety rules are on who we are at Feeling Yachty.

Where the boats leave from

Each boat departs from its own dock, printed on its listing with a map: Miami Beach and South Beach, Downtown and Brickell, the Miami River, Coconut Grove, Key Biscayne, and Haulover for Aventura and Sunny Isles. A black car transfer from your hotel or home to the marina can be added to the booking. Arrive 20 to 30 minutes early; the clock starts at the booked time.

Safety on board

Licensed, vetted captains and certified crew run every charter, with USCG-compliant equipment and passenger limits enforced to the letter. The captain has the final say on the route, the timing and the swim stops, and may change them for weather, tides, traffic or safety; the day-of instructions take priority over anything booked.