44FT SUNDANCER II

Charter this New 44-foot Sea Ray Sundancer yacht in Miami for up to 13 people and book either a 4-hour, 6-hour, or 8-hour tour. We can create a fully customizable trip that fits your desired yacht trip duration but below are some of the typical trips our guests enjoy!

Departure is in Miami Beach or Miami River depending on availability. “Feel free to ask"

The exact address is shared once the booking is confirmed. What we can tell you is that our private marina is the most exclusive — and truly the BEST — location on the Miami River in Brickell. Just a 3-minute walk from Brickell City Centre and only a 4-minute cruise to the river mouth. PERFECT! 🚤✨ Plus, there’s a private parking lot just 1 minute from the marina, making access extremely convenient. If you have any questions at all, feel free to ask 🙏💪

4 hours Tour:

• We can start the trip with a tour of Brickell/Biscayne Bay where you can see Marine Stadium and Hobbie Beach.

• Next up we can tour the impressive millionaire homes, Star Island, and the Venetian Islands area. We can take a quick stop on Monument Island for a swim if. (Picnic island is also an option)

• Depending on the time of day, you can also book a sunset tour. With this you will see the sunset through the Miami river Brickell with the skyline backdrop. (Fisher Island is the BEST spot in Miami to watch the sunset. Don't tell anybody🤣🫶.

6 hour Tour:

• With more time it allows you to do the same stops as the 4-hour tour but you have a much more relaxed and chilled experience. 🙌

Some things to keep in mind for this trip:

• Yachts have to respect the law and speed limits in many areas require that idle speeds have to be respected.

• Yachts cannot go on islands or on sandbars as there is not enough depth. We can get close and swim but for a full sandbar experience, we recommend an outboard or smaller boat.

• Larger yachts like this usually can only make one or two stops depending on timing and location you choose. (It's more time-consuming to set up a stop, pull up the anchor, and get moving again with larger yachts vs smaller boats)