Browse our Miami corporate yacht rentals, share your date, headcount, and event type, and reserve with a deposit. We confirm captain, crew, and marina pickup; the balance is due before boarding. Want a done-for-you plan? Tap 📞 Call or 💬 WhatsApp—and review recent client reviews.

Client cocktail cruises, sunset receptions, executive dinners, team celebrations, incentive trips, brand activations, content shoots, and full-day retreats. We match vessel, vibe, and budget to your event goals.

Yes—our corporate yacht packages can include curated menus, bar service, light branding, and vendor coordination so your team can just show up and host.

Absolutely—yachts work well for board meetings, investor conversations, media days, and content shoots. We arrange flexible half-day or hourly bookings with quiet routes and skyline backdrops.

Pricing depends on yacht size, date, duration, and pickup marina. Our listings show transparent, all-fees-included yacht pricing (tax, fuel, standard cleaning, and basic dock fees). Crew gratuity is separate and at your discretion. We can help you compare options to hit your budget per guest.

Yes—corporate groups often benefit from weekday and daytime pricing. Ask about “4 hours + 1 free” offers and check TripAdvisor or Groupon for current promos.

Yes—options can include open bar or hosted bar, bartender, upgraded sound, DJ or background music, light décor, and water toys for retreats. Tell us if you prefer a networking-forward event, celebration, or retreat-style cruise.

A yacht offers built-in wow factor and privacy with Miami’s skyline and water as your backdrop. It’s easier for guests to connect in a relaxed environment, and your brand stands out compared to a typical hotel or restaurant space.

Yes—yachts include Bluetooth premium sound for playlists. Some vessels support basic mic and screen setups for short remarks. For more complex AV, we’ll recommend specific yachts or vendors.

Definitely. We’ll identify the best deck or salon for remarks, plan a quiet portion of the route, and coordinate timing so guests are gathered and sound carries well before you start speaking.

A typical charter includes private yacht, licensed captain and crew, fuel for the agreed route, standard cleaning, ice & water, coolers, and Bluetooth audio. Many yachts also include basic soft seating and tables suitable for food service and informal meetings. Crew tip is optional and appreciated.

Yes—most of our corporate-friendly yachts are captain- and crew-included. For bareboat listings where crew is separate, we still help you select from an approved roster in line with USCG guidelines.

Yes—BYO catering and beverages are welcome on most yachts. We recommend cans and plastic outside and keeping glassware inside or secured. We can also connect you with preferred caterers, bartenders, and servers for a more turn-key experience.

Light branding—such as step-and-repeat backdrops, small banners, tabletop signage, and branded gifts— is usually allowed. We’ll confirm what’s permitted on your specific yacht so décor doesn’t block safety gear or damage any surfaces.

Most luxury yachts are limited to up to 12–13 passengers under USCG rules. For larger corporate events (20–100+ guests), we recommend inspected passenger vessels and dedicated event yachts designed for higher capacities.

Yes—depending on date and budget we can book inspected event yachts or create a multi-yacht flotilla for breakouts and VIP tiers. Tell us your guest count and we’ll present the options.

Yes—our 33–50 ft yachts are perfect for 2–8 guests when you want an intimate VIP experience, investor meeting, or leadership dinner with a private chef and curated route.

Common pickup marinas include South Beach / Miami Beach, Downtown / Brickell, Coconut Grove, and Haulover. We’ll share a dock pin and simple “how to arrive” info you can forward to clients and team members. See: Miami Marina Pickups.

Corporate favorites highlight Biscayne Bay, the Miami skyline, and island homes—for example: Star & Palm Islands, Downtown/Brickell Bay, Monument Island, and Key Biscayne coves. We adjust the route based on wind, tide, and whether you want more cruising or anchored time for networking.

For 3–4 hours, we recommend a skyline cruise with one anchor stop: Star & Palm Islands, Monument Island, or a calm cove near Key Biscayne, timed around sunset or city lights for maximum impact with minimal time away from the office.

Light rain is common in Miami and many charters proceed safely. If the captain deems conditions unsafe (high winds, storms, or lightning), we follow the weather and reschedule policy on your confirmation— usually a reschedule window or credit toward a future date.

Yes—all corporate yacht charters are private unless you intentionally book a shared or public cruise (for example, a ticketed networking event). Your guests are the only attendees on board.

No—our corporate charters are captain-operated. You don’t need a boating license or in-house captain. For bareboat-style rentals where you choose the crew, we’ll guide you through USCG-compliant options.