See the Skyline on
Miami Boat Tours
Miami is known for its beaches, nightlife and its culture. But what it's also known for is its skylines and celebrity life. Our Miami boat tour is the easiest and most relaxing way to experience that. You get to see the skyline, Biscayne Bay, and celebrity homes in just 90 minutes from the water.
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What You'll See on the Miami Boat Tour
Our route covers Miami's most iconic landmarks and hidden gems along the coastline.
During your cruise, you will see Biscayne Bay — also known as the "watery wonderland" — with its bright turquoise waters, mangrove forests, coral reefs and diverse birdlife.
As the tour progresses, we'll take you to the Flagler Memorial Monument, a 110-foot tall concrete obelisk on Biscayne Bay's man-made island, nestled between Miami and Miami Beach.
Soon, as we pass the monument you'll see a full wide view of the famous Miami skyline stretched across the bay. One of the parts not to be missed is the Port of Miami — known as the leading cruise port and a crucial cargo gateway for the Americas.
Biscayne Bay
Turquoise waters, mangrove forests, coral reefs and diverse birdlife — a natural wonder at the heart of the tour.
Flagler Memorial
A 110-foot concrete obelisk on a man-made island between Miami and Miami Beach.
Miami Skyline
A wide panoramic view of the skyline stretched across the bay — best seen from the water.
Port of Miami
The leading cruise port in the Americas with a rich maritime history.
Star Island
One of the most exclusive and expensive residential islands in the United States.
Fisher Island
Ranked as the wealthiest zip code in the US, home to about 700 families.
Celebrity Homes & Millionaire's Row
Waterfront mansions, private islands, and the most exclusive addresses in America.
Star Island is a man-made island that just screams luxury. It is one of the most exclusive and expensive islands in the entire United States. Not far, we'll also take you to Fisher Island — ranked the wealthiest zip code in the US, with almost 700 families that have annual incomes of millions.
You'll be sailing along the Miami Beach coastline and Millionaire's Row with celebrity homes where waterfront mansions line private islands and every turn reveals a new view. And if you're lucky, you might even spot celebrities chilling on these islands.
As we pass these locations, our local guide shares real stories about Miami's history, culture, and famous residents. The highlight for most guests is the mansion tour — this is where cameras come out and everyone gets even more excited.
Booking & Cancellation Policy
Plan ahead for the best experience — here's what you need to know.
While same-day bookings are possible, availability is limited and requires a call. We recommend you book at least 24 to 48 hours in advance.
Additional Things You Should Know
A few helpful details before you board.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you board. If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out to us directly.
All our boats are designed for comfort and flexibility.
- Double-decker seating
- Lower level with air conditioning
- Open-air top deck for better views
- Clean restrooms onboard
- Cash bar available
Our guests often move between decks during the tour. You can enjoy the sun and then relax indoors when needed.
There are no seasonal price changes. What you see is what you pay.
To enjoy your tour comfortably, we recommend bringing:
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- Water bottle
- Camera or phone
- Some cash for drinks or tips
Miami weather can be warm, especially during midday tours.
We offer:
- Professional local tour guide
- Bilingual narration in English and Spanish
- Air-conditioned lower deck
- Restrooms onboard
- Access to the onboard cash bar
Food and drinks, gratuities, and hotel pickup/drop-offs are not included in the tour price.
The captain makes the final call on whether the tour proceeds during bad weather conditions.
Unfortunately, none of the tours are currently wheelchair accessible.