Sailboat Rentals in Miami

The Irwin 45 and its captain

The Irwin 45 is a classic 45 ft monohull with a wide cockpit, a forward deck for photos and a traditional sailing layout below. It is run by the family behind Feeling Yachty, not a reseller listing: Licensed Captain Alberto Yemail, who co-founded the company with his son, leads every sail and decides the route by the wind, the tide and the safety of the day. More about the family and the company is on Fernando Yemail, founder of Feeling Yachty.

Where the sail goes

Sails leave from Coconut Grove, at Dinner Key Marina, and cross Biscayne Bay: past Virginia Key and Key Biscayne, out to the Stiltsville houses on their pilings, to the Nixon Sandbar for a swim, and back along the Miami skyline at golden hour. The route is shaped to the weather, the tide, the time of day and what you want from it, a quiet sail or a sandbar stop.

Sunset sails, proposals and sailing lessons

The Irwin 45 is booked for romantic sunset sails and proposals, birthdays, family outings, photoshoots and relaxed sandbar days. Sailing lessons are given on request: take the helm and trim the sails with the captain beside you. Ice, soft drinks and float mats come on most trips.

How to book the Irwin 45

The Irwin 45 is booked directly with the team: call, text or WhatsApp with the date, the time of day and the size of your group, and the team confirms the sail and the price, which is the whole charter for the hours. Pickup is at Coconut Grove Marina, Dinner Key; arrive 20 to 30 minutes early. For a wide, steady deck with more guests and an engine, the two-hulled yachts are on catamaran rentals in Miami, and the whole motor fleet is on every yacht rental in Miami.