Holiday Yacht Rentals in Miami

The dates that book first

New Year’s Eve and the Fourth of July go first, often weeks ahead, because every group wants the same evening hours on the water. Long weekends, Thanksgiving and Christmas week, spring break in March and Art Basel week in December fill fast too. A holiday date can be priced differently from an ordinary one, and the hours available are often fixed around the evening; the card and checkout show what applies. Every occasion is on Miami yacht parties.

Halloween on the water

Halloween weekend books like a holiday: costume parties by day at the sandbar, or a skyline run after dark with the city lit up. Costumes are welcome aboard; keep long capes and loose props off the swim platform, leave glass props at home, and make sure everything still lets a life jacket go on. Decorations are booked with the boat as an add-on, and an evening slot on 31 October goes as early as any holiday night.

Fireworks nights

On New Year’s Eve and the Fourth of July, the fireworks are the city’s, not the boat’s: a charter does not include a show of its own, and the captain chooses a safe, legal place to watch from on the night, which depends on the authorities’ closures and the traffic on the water. Ask the team which hours and route are planned for your date, and plan a celebration on board that works wherever the boat ends up.

Plan the party around the confirmed hours

Once the charter window is confirmed, time the catering, the decorations and the black car to it. Holiday dates are busy for suppliers too, so book the add-ons with the boat; see yacht catering in Miami and yacht decorations. Allow extra time to reach the marina: the causeways and Biscayne Boulevard are slow on holiday evenings.

Payment, weather and changes

Each card shows the whole charter, boat, crew and fuel, for the hours shown. 40% of the full price is paid today. Crew and fuel are included, and the rest is paid at the dock by cash or Zelle. There is no refund on the deposit. This payment secures your booking date. Your captain and crew reserve their time for you, and the deposit goes for that. If your charter is still 21 days or more away, we are happy to move it to another day. Inside 21 days, a new date is up to your captain, and feelingyachty.com cannot promise one. If the Coast Guard says it is not safe to go out, we will gladly refund you. That is the only time we do. Charters run rain or shine. If the Coast Guard says it is not safe to go out, we will gladly refund you. That is the only time we do. If your captain or the marina holds the day for any other reason, we will move the charter or keep what you paid toward another day.

A boat under 40 feet starts from $675 for three hours, with the captain, the crew and the fuel. What the other sizes cost is on Miami yacht rental prices.

See also: 4th of July yacht rentals, Art Basel yacht parties, Miami yacht tips.