Rent a Boat or Yacht in Miami, Florida

Trendy upscale restaurant serving hand-crafted cocktails, American cuisine and fresh seafood. Breathtaking waterfront views with the Miami skyline in the distance. The perfect happy hour spot after a long day of work or meeting up with friends.

Monty’s Raw Bar is a fun, upbeat environment serving fresh seafood, island dishes, and great drinks for you to enjoy in waterfront tiki huts. Great happy hour deals, live music, and their famous raw bar boat. This iconic restaurant has been featured in movies like Miami Vice, Marley & Me, and Burn Notice.

Casablanca is an upscale eatery and fish market situated on the Miami River with incredible views of downtown. Their slogan is “fresh from our boats to your table.” Pull up on your boat and enjoy a variety of local and international seafood dishes.

Chef Rainer Becker brings a taste of Modern Japanese cuisine to downtown Miami. Indulge in popular dishes like black cod dumplings and beef tenderloin spiced with red chili while overlooking the Miami River. Choose from over 80 imported sake options as well Japanese beers and cocktails.

Lido Restaurant & Bayside Grill offers a variety of expertly grilled, fried, and chilled dishes of locally sourced ingredients and seasonal produce. Lido provides an inclusive dining experience with vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free choices. Don't miss out on high tide happy hour every Monday - Thursday from 4 - 6PM.

Located on the Miami River, this is the only hotel in the area that provides private dockside assistance upon arrival. Dockside services include deep water slips that accommodate vessels up to 900 feet, electric hook-ups, pump-out, 24-hour staff & security, and docking for restaurant and spa guests. And it’s nearby popular spots like Key Biscayne, Miami Beach, and Coconut Grove.

A premier luxury resort located on Fisher Island that is only accessible via boat or ferry. Elegant 1-3 bedroom suites with ocean rooms, perfect for families or large groups traveling to Miami. Be sure to take advantage of the great amenities - world class spa, swimming pools, deep water marina, private beach, island shopping, and more!

A one-stop shop for all of your boating needs. Stop for a bite to eat at one of the on-site waterfront restaurants, escape the heat with a dip in the pool, or visit the ship store and stock up on your boat day essentials. Conveniently located near the Art Deco District — just a few steps away from shopping, world-renowned restaurants and nightlife.

Both a full-service and “Do-It-Yourself” boatyard and repair facility, located on the historic Miami River. Popular services include bottom painting, hull painting, detailing, fiberglass & gelcoat repairs, and engine repairs. Due to the sheltered upstream location of Hurricane Cove, boat owners can safely store their boats here during poor weather conditions.

Sea Isle is a full-service marina located in Downtown Miami’s Arts & Entertainment District with convenient access to the Intracoastal Waterway. It’s conveniently located within walking distance of shopping, restaurants, and entertainment options.

Easy access to the Intracoastal Waterway and the open ocean from Pelican Harbor Marina. Marina amenities include a fish cleaning area, freshwater hookups, fueling station, restroom & showers, and wet slips. Just 400-yards offshore is Pelican Island, a beautiful nature preserve and bird sanctuary that has covered picnic shelters, grills, picnic tables, and a sand volleyball court.

A free launch site for boats and kayaks located on the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay. 45 parking spaces are available at this location. Parking spaces for regular vehicles are $2per hour with no time limit, and the parking rate for trucks/trailers is $10/day with a limit of 72 hours.

A top-rated marina located in Crandon Park, close to prime fishing spots and artificial reefs. Well maintained marina with a friendly and knowledgeable staff who will help you with any of your boating needs. Marina amenities include restrooms, fuel dock, and fish cleaning area. Incredible spot for watching the sunset and enjoying the cool ocean breeze.

Island-hopping is one of the top things to do in Miami! Check out The Picnic Islands - a small group of uninhabited islands in Biscayne Bay where boaters go to relax at the sandbar and white-sand beaches. The islands are easily accessible by boat or jet ski. You will have a perfect view of the Miami skyline while you soak up the Florida sun and take a dip in the clear water.

A manufactured island situated in the turquoise waters of Biscayne Bay. Star Island is home to gorgeous waterfront homes and architectural wonders. The island attracts big-name celebrities and athletes as residents such as Madonna, Lenny Kravitz, Sylvester Stallone, Will Smith, and Shaquille O’Neal. The island is accessible by taking Bridge Road, which is right off the MacArthur Causeway. We recommend taking a boat tour where our captain circles the island so you can get a glimpse of the lifestyle of the rich and famous.

Flagler Monument Island is an unoccupied artificial island located in South Beach that is frequented by boaters, jet skiers, and kayakers. A 110 foot tall obelisk monument sits on the island and was created to honor the Miami pioneer, Henry M. Flagler. Trees and vegetation cover the island, so you can stop to take a relaxing stroll along the shoreline. Be sure to add this as a stop during your boat rental or tour so you can explore the island and see the monument in real life.

A boat trip in Miami isn’t complete without stopping at a local sandbar. Haulover Sandbar is a popular Miami boating spot beloved by locals and visitors alike. The sandbar is only accessible by boat, jet ski, or kayak. The sandbar is home to floating vendors that serve up food like burgers, ceviche salad, ice cream, snacks, and more. They can even deliver your food to you on the water. Drop anchor and float in the water as you enjoy the sunshine or party with other nearby boaters.

This spot, part of “Three Island Paradise,” was once a hotspot for the rich and famous. Nowadays, it enjoys a quieter, more residential atmosphere, but with several excellent restaurants worth checking out, including Shuckers Waterfront and CJ Cafe. And, it’s boating distance from Biscayne Bay, South Beach, and Pelican Island, a 10-acre bird sanctuary and nature preserve. Here, you can enjoy a respite from the hectic city and take advantage of the picnic areas, barbecue grills, and sand volleyball courts.

Considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, this is the perfect stop if you want to get a sampling of all that Miami has to offer: nightclubs, restaurants, shops, and much more. Along the beach lies the Art Deco Historic District, which is a must-see for architecture aficionados. In addition to Art Deco buildings, you can also spot classic examples of both Mediterranean and Streamline Moderne architecture around the island.

Another picturesque barrier island, and a popular place for Miami natives and visitors alike to go when they want to escape the crowds and relax by the water. Check out the restored carousel, miniature train, playground picnic areas, and events like the Virginia Key Grassroots Festival. Keep your eyes peeled for marine life, including manatees, when boating in this area. Hobie Beach in Virginia Key is the only beach in the Miami area that allows dogs to run free.

Coconut Grove is a true example of Floridian culture. Just south of the city of Miami, this town is a charming place to visit during your boating adventures in Biscayne Bay. It’s a popular gathering place for the younger set without the reputation of being solely a party town. The world-renowned CocoWalk — a one-stop dining and entertainment destination — is reason enough for a visit, and the Barnacle Historic State Park and Vizcaya Museum and Gardens are both just a short jaunt from the bayside.

A sprawling island with plenty to explore. On the northern end is Crandon Park, which boasts the most popular beach on the island. Guide your boat into Crandon Park Marina to take advantage of the park amenities — beach volleyball, kayak rentals, self-guided nature tours, eco-adventure tours, and cabana shelters to picnic under. Jump off your boat in Key Biscayne, and you can enjoy a quaint, quiet beach, paved bike paths, fishing along the seawall, and two al fresco restaurants that offer up delectable Cuban and seafood cuisine.