• Bayfront Park - The cruise begins at Bayfront Park, a picturesque waterfront park in downtown Miami, Florida. It’s a favored location for outdoor activities, concerts, and events, providing breathtaking views of Biscayne Bay. The park includes a large amphitheater, the renowned Torch of Friendship, and ample open green space for relaxation. It’s also conveniently located near attractions like Bayside Marketplace and the Skyviews Miami Observation Wheel.

• Skyviews Miami - Situated at Bayside Marketplace in downtown Miami, Skyviews Miami is a massive observation wheel. It features enclosed, climate-controlled gondolas offering panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, Bayfront Park, the Miami skyline, and even South Beach on clear days.

Key Details:
Height: 200 feet
Ride Duration: Approximately 12–15 minutes
VIP Gondola: Available with leather seats and a glass floor for an enhanced experience
Location: Near Bayfront Park and the waterfront at Bayside Marketplace

• Bayside Marketplace - Bayside Marketplace is a vibrant waterfront destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment in downtown Miami, right by Biscayne Bay. It’s renowned for its mix of name-brand stores, local boutiques, waterfront restaurants, and live music.

What You’ll Find at Bayside Marketplace:
Shops: From tourist souvenirs to brands like Sunglass Hut and Crocs
Dining: Hard Rock Café, Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., Mojito Bar, and more
Boat Tours: Numerous sightseeing cruises, including Millionaire’s Row and island tours
Live Entertainment: Regular performances from local musicians
Nearby Attractions: Bayfront Park, Skyviews Miami Observation Wheel, and the American Airlines Arena

• Terminal D - Port of Miami - Known as PortMiami, the Port of Miami is one of the world’s busiest cruise ports and a significant cargo hub. Often referred to as the “Cruise Capital of the World,” it serves as the homeport for many major cruise lines, including Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian, and MSC.

• Venetian Islands - The Venetian Islands are a series of artificial islands in Biscayne Bay, linking Miami and Miami Beach via the Venetian Causeway. These islands are famous for their luxury waterfront homes, stunning bay views, and serene, upscale atmosphere.

List of the Venetian Islands:
Biscayne Island (closest to Miami)
San Marco Island
San Marino Island
Di Lido Island
Rivo Alto Island
Belle Isle (closest to Miami Beach)

• Hibiscus Island - Hibiscus Island is an exclusive, guard-gated residential island in Biscayne Bay, situated between Miami and Miami Beach. It is renowned for luxury waterfront homes, private docks, and breathtaking skyline views. Along with Palm Island, it is part of a highly desirable area accessible only via the MacArthur Causeway.

Key Highlights:
Luxury Living: Home to celebrities and affluent residents
Waterfront Estates: Many homes have private docks with direct access to Biscayne Bay
Security: 24/7 gated security for privacy and exclusivity
Access: Connected to Palm Island and close to South Beach & Downtown Miami
Recreational Facilities: Hibiscus Island Park with tennis and basketball courts

• Palm Island - Palm Island is a prestigious guard-gated residential island located in Biscayne Bay, just off Miami Beach. Like Hibiscus Island, Palm Island offers luxury waterfront living, attracting high-profile residents. It’s known for its lush landscapes, opulent homes, and exceptional views of the Miami skyline, South Beach, and the bay.

Key Features of Palm Island:
Exclusive Residential Area: Home to multimillion-dollar estates, many with private docks and pools.
Security: 24/7 security for residents, ensuring privacy and peace.
Access: Connected to the mainland via the MacArthur Causeway and easily accessible from Miami Beach and Downtown Miami.
Community Amenities: Includes a private park, tennis courts, and lush green spaces.
Proximity to Popular Locations: Just a short drive from South Beach, Fisher Island, and Star Island.

• Star Island - Miami Beach. Known for its luxury estates and being home to high-profile celebrities, business moguls, and famous personalities, Star Island is a symbol of Miami’s elite lifestyle.

Key Features of Star Island:
Celebrity Residences: Famous residents have included Gloria Estefan, Shaquille O’Neal, and P. Diddy, among others.
Waterfront Estates: Homes on the island boast private docks, pools, and sweeping views of the bay and Miami skyline.
Access: The island is accessible via the MacArthur Causeway, with security checkpoints to maintain privacy and exclusivity.
Star Island Drive: The main road that runs through the island is lined with luxurious mansions and lush landscaping.
Security & Privacy: As a guard-gated island, it offers high-level security to protect the privacy of its residents.

• Sunset Islands - “Sunset Island.” Sunset Island is a collection of four private islands located in Miami Beach. These islands, like the nearby Star Island and Palm Island, are known for their luxury real estate, exclusive homes, and stunning views of Biscayne Bay.

Key Features of Sunset Islands:
Private Gated Community: The islands are accessible via the MacArthur Causeway and are gated for added privacy and security.
Waterfront Mansions: Homes here are known for their large waterfront lots, private docks, and expansive views.
Exclusive Location: Sunset Islands are close to South Beach, Downtown Miami, and the Miami Beach Marina, offering both privacy and access to Miami’s vibrant lifestyle.
Community Vibe: It’s a residential area with a quiet, luxurious atmosphere, perfect for those seeking peace while being near the action of Miami.

• South Beach - South Beach is one of the most iconic neighborhoods in Miami Beach, known for its vibrant nightlife, beautiful beaches, and world-famous Art Deco architecture. It’s a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, offering a mix of relaxation, culture, and entertainment.

Key Features of South Beach:
Beaches: Famous for its white sandy shores and crystal-clear waters, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports.
Ocean Drive: A bustling street along the beach, lined with historic Art Deco hotels, restaurants, and cafes. It’s also a hotspot for people-watching, with many events and parades.
Art Deco District: Home to over 800 Art Deco buildings, offering a glimpse into Miami’s architectural history. You can take walking tours to learn more about this unique style.
Lincoln Road Mall: A pedestrian-friendly street with shopping, dining, and entertainment options, perfect for strolling and exploring.

• Fisher Island - Private Community: Access is restricted to residents, invited guests, and staff. It has its own community amenities, including private roads, shops, and restaurants.
  Luxury Residences: Homes on the island range from mansions and penthouses to luxury condos, many with private docks and panoramic views of the Miami skyline, the Atlantic Ocean, and Biscayne Bay.
  Fisher Island Club: The island has a private members-only club with an 18-hole golf course, a spa, restaurants, a yacht marina, and tennis courts. It’s a playground for the island’s elite residents.
  Seclusion: With a population of just a few hundred residents, Fisher Island offers ultimate privacy, making it a popular choice for celebrities and business magnates.
  History: Fisher Island was originally a part of the estate of Huntington Hartford, heir to the A&P supermarket fortune. It was later developed into a private island.

• Port of Miami - The Port of Miami, also known as PortMiami, is one of the world’s busiest cruise ports and a major cargo hub. It’s often called the “Cruise Capital of the World” because it serves as the homeport for many major cruise lines, including Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian, and MSC.

• Downtown Miami - Downtown Miami is the bustling heart of Miami, blending business, culture, and entertainment. It’s home to some of the city’s most iconic landmarks, world-class dining, and a dynamic mix of modern skyscrapers and historic buildings.

Key Features of Downtown Miami:
Cultural District: Home to cultural venues like the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, the Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), and the Frost Museum of Science. The district hosts a variety of concerts, performances, and art exhibitions.
Bayside Marketplace: A lively outdoor shopping and dining area right on the water, with shops, restaurants, boat tours, and live entertainment. It’s also home to the Skyviews Miami Observation Wheel.
Miami Riverwalk: A scenic area along the river with walking paths, parks, and restaurants, offering great views of the water and the city.

• Miami River - The Miami River is a historic waterway that runs through Downtown Miami, connecting the Everglades to Biscayne Bay. Stretching about 5 miles, the river serves as both a transportation route and an important element of Miami’s development. Over the years, the Miami River has transformed from a trading and shipping route into a popular waterfront area with a mix of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces.

Key Features of the Miami River:
The Riverwalk: A scenic walking path along the river that allows visitors to explore the waterfront, parks, restaurants, and the vibrant neighborhood surrounding it. The path provides views of boats, ships, and stunning downtown architecture.
Historical Significance: The river has been used for centuries by indigenous people, Spanish settlers, and later as a critical part of Miami’s economy with the development of the Port of Miami. It’s lined with historic buildings, bridges, and landmarks.

• Brickell - Brickell is a vibrant neighborhood in Downtown Miami, often referred to as the “financial district” of the city. Known for its impressive skyline, upscale living, and thriving business scene, Brickell is one of Miami’s most sought-after locations. The area combines luxury condos, high-end restaurants, bars, and a growing tech hub, offering a dynamic urban lifestyle.

• Brickell Key - Brickell Key is a small, private island located just off the coast of Brickell in Miami. Known for its luxury living, stunning views, and exclusivity, Brickell Key is one of Miami’s most desirable addresses. It offers a quiet, residential escape while still being close to the action of downtown Miami and Brickell.

• Bayfront Park - Bayfront Park is a public park located in the heart of Downtown Miami, offering beautiful views of Biscayne Bay and the surrounding cityscape. It’s one of Miami’s most popular outdoor spaces, providing both locals and tourists a place to relax, enjoy the outdoors, and take part in events and activities.

• 75-minute luxury sightseeing cruise of Miami
• Luxury 2-level yacht with air-conditioned interiors and outdoor spaces
• Professional Live Guide
• Cruise commentary in English and Spanish
• 2 onboard cash bars and a kitchen

• Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
• Gratuities
• Food and drink (available for purchase onboard)
• Parking (paid parking is available)

Set sail on a Miami Sightseeing Cruise from Biscayne Bay and enjoy the spectacular views of Millionaire’s Row, where Miami’s most opulent waterfront mansions reside. As the boat glides through the bay, admire the breathtaking Miami skyline, the lively shores of Miami Beach, and the exclusive Fisher Island. Experience the only boat in Miami equipped with a full bar, perfect for sipping refreshing cocktails while taking in the scenery. A professional photographer will be on board to capture beautiful moments, providing you with cherished souvenirs. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable Miami boat tour—reserve your cruise today!

• Paid Parking is available at Bayside Marketplace or at meters around Bayfront Park.
• The boat is accessible only for foldable wheelchairs. Wheelchair passengers must be able to stand to board the boat.
• Boat check-in closes 10 minutes prior to departure. Customers arriving after this time will have to reschedule for a later time or another day, subject to availability.
• This cruise operates rain or shine
• To consume alcoholic beverages, you must by 21 and older with valid ID
• Foldable Strollers & prams are allowed
• Infants must sit on an Adult’s lap

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.