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Miami Private Yacht Rental with Floating Pool
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- Miami
- Updated November 2, 2026
Cruise Miami’s waterfront and Millionaires’ Row on a private yacht with a floating pool and, on select rentals, two jet skis.
About this tour
See Miami from the water on a private yacht rental designed for groups of up to 13 guests. Cruise past the city’s waterfront scenery and the luxurious homes of Millionaires’ Row, with the freedom to enjoy the outing at your own pace. The yacht comes with a floating pool, an audio system, ice, and bottled water, and you can bring your own bottle for the ride.
Choose a rental lasting 3 to 8 hours. For rentals of 4 hours or more on Monday through Friday, two jet skis are included for extra time on the water. The captain and crew cost $150 per hour, payable directly to the captain, and a fuel surcharge is excluded. Meet at Puerta 7 on the Miami River.
Gather your group and make the most of a private Miami yacht rental, with room to relax, take in the views, and enjoy a day on the water together.
Highlights
- Cruise past Miami’s striking waterfront views and Millionaires’ Row
- Relax in a floating pool on the water
- Add two jet skis on rentals of 4 hours or more, Monday through Friday
- Bring your own bottle for a personalized day on the water
What's included
Included
- Audio system
- Floating pool
- Ice
- Bottle of water
Not included
- Captain and crew: $150 per hour, paid directly to the captain
- Fuel surcharge
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Important information
- Infants and small children can ride in a stroller
- Infants must sit on an adult’s lap
- Service animals are allowed
- Public transportation is available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Two jet skis are included for rentals of 4 hours or more, Monday through Friday
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