Florida Yacht Charters - Luxury Yacht Rentals in Florida Keys and Miami

Recommendation: book a luxury yacht charter to explore Florida Keys and Miami, and keep the itinerary flexible so you enjoy privacy, personalized service, and stunning views from the deck.

Browse from several vessels at prime locations such as Key Largo, Islamorada, Miami Beach, and Coconut Grove, with yachts sized for groups of 4 to 20 guests. Each yacht offers private crew, marina berths, and easy access to destinations along the coast, ensuring your time on water is seamless and unforgettable. The team coordinates rentals for day trips, overnight charters, or multi-day itineraries, so you can tailor a plan that matches your schedule. Some boats have already been rented for peak seasons, so check availability early.

For a monday-thursday window, you can secure favorable rates and shorter check-in times, making it practical if you want to maximize a long weekend. dress code is relaxed but polished on sunset sails, and our crew can suggest lovely anchor spots where your group can swim, snorkel, or simply take in the skyline like a postcard.

Our crew, including nicolas, attends to every detail so you don’t worry about the small stuff. It took just a few minutes to confirm availability, and once you are taken care of, the rest of your experience is all about the view, the water, and your group’s vibe. Everything is prepared with meticulous care, from provisioning to safety checks, so your rentals run smoothly from start to finish.

Whether you start from downtown Miami or sail from a Keys marina, the overall experience blends luxury with practicality. If you’re coming from manhattan or planning a special occasion, Florida Yacht Charters makes it easy to plan a flawless trip that feels exclusive yet accessible. Your destination is clear, your schedule is yours, and their memories will be lovely and lasting.

Guide to Chartering a 75ft Azimut in the Florida Keys and Miami

Book a captain-led charter for a 75ft Azimut in the Florida Keys and Miami to maximize water time and safety on every trip.

Choose an all-inclusive package when possible to cover meals, fuel, marina fees, and crew services, and confirm the crew includes a captain and a loyal deckhand who knows the Gulf and Atlantic routes. The Azimut 75 delivers a spacious main deck, a swim platform, and a flybridge for al fresco dining and panoramic views, helping you explore coral reefs and remote bays without hassle.

• Routes to consider: Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon, and Key West, with optional day trips into Biscayne Bay and near coral habitats for snorkeling or light fishing.
• Crew and captains: verify two- or three-person teams with experienced captains familiar with the Gulf and nearby waters, plus a licensed guide for fishing or diving support if needed.
• Proximity and timing: schedule midweek trips to avoid crowds and secure easier provisioning; plan for calmer seas in late spring or fall for smoother cruising.
• All-inclusive perks: look for provisioning, fuel, marina fees, and airport transfers as part of the package to simplify planning.
• Water activities: enjoy the flybridge vantage, anchor near reef zones for coral sights, and use a tender for shore excursions or fishing spots.

For a family-friendly experience, allocate a balanced itinerary with light-water activities and a dedicated moment on the flybridge for sunsets; this keeps Edwin and others engaged and avoids cabin fatigue. If you enjoy entertainment, arrange for a football game on the system during a relaxed evening at anchor.

1. Five quick checks before booking: captain credentials and insurance, crew experience on Azimut yachts, maintenance logs, flexible itineraries, and clear all-inclusive terms.
2. Verify licensing and safety: ensure required permits for fishing or diving are included or easy to obtain, and confirm life-saving equipment is up to date.
3. Plan meals and provisioning: specify diet preferences, wine options, and preferred suppliers to keep dining seamless.
4. Confirm on-water time: agree on daily cruising hours, anchor times, and weather contingency plans for changes in conditions.
5. Coordinate logistics: arrange airport transfers, dock access, and any special requests for shore visits or floating excursions.

Key moments on a 75ft Azimut combine the comfort of the interior with the openness of the flybridge, where you can take in the water, watch wildlife, or share a five-course tasting as dolphins pass by. Use this approach to tailor several trips that fit family preferences, from fishing for reef species to peaceful sunset cruises along coral-rich coastlines.

Technical Specs and Onboard Comfort: 75ft Azimut layout, cabins, entertainment, and Wi-Fi

Opt for the 75ft Azimut for your Florida Keys vacation if you value comfort, connectivity, and smooth cruising. The layout offers a four-stateroom plan with a full-beam master suite, two guest cabins with queen berths, and a twin cabin with two singles, all with en‑suite heads. The master sits on the main deck, providing easy access for staying in touch with the team while the crew operates from a separate area to keep privacy intact.

Cabins provide generous natural light, premium linens, and smart storage for an extended stay. The master includes a king bed, a large walk‑in wardrobe, and a spa‑like bathroom with a rainfall shower. Guest cabins mirror the same attention to detail, while the twin converts for versatility, ideal for children or friends who prefer separate berths. Climate control is zone‑based, ensuring comfort regardless of the Florida heat.

Entertainment centers on a seamless indoor/outdoor flow. A plush salon hosts a 55–65 inch 4K television and a multi‑zone audio system, with satellite channels and streaming available when you want to catch a game or a concert. An outdoor dining area on the aft deck, plus a sunpad and a shaded upper cockpit, provide options for both social gatherings and quiet moments with a glass of wine after a day of motor cruising.

Wi‑Fi keeps guests connected across all areas. A high‑speed satellite system paired with a robust on‑board router supports multiple devices for work or staying in touch with friends back home. Expect reliable video calls, social updates, and streaming while you cruise between Key locations and Miami basins. A portable hotspot can be added for onshore stays, keeping your interest in what’s next without losing bandwidth.

Onboard comfort and service come from a dedicated crew team that adapts to needs, whether you’re hosting a private event or a relaxed family vacation. The onboard chef crafts menus from fresh, local ingredients, balancing Floridian flavors with dietary needs and preferences. This level of attention makes a big difference when you’re entertaining in beautiful coves or at anchor near coral gardens. The service style is Tony‑level professional yet warm, designed to feel effortless for a group of friends or a team looking to unwind after a productive day on the water.

Stories you can build aboard include private cruises along the Florida Keys, sunset-tinted evenings on the magnetic, natural coast, and selective events ashore. The 75ft Azimut offers opportunities to host small gatherings, celebrate milestones, or simply spend time with teammates, family, or a favorite crew. With a capacity that fits a comfortable group of six to eight, you’ll find it easy to coordinate tickets, dining, and activities for everyone who has been part of the trip–from seasoned sailors to first‑time charter guests.

Jet Ski Details: Availability, rental terms, safety gear, and operating zones

Book your Jet Ski rental today to secure a preferred slot; for guests arriving from manhattan or planning a Florida Keys destination, this add-on pairs perfectly with a 40ft charter and the flybridge views above the heart of the yacht experience.

Availability and coordination: Our edwin-led team blocks Jet Ski units for groups and individual guests, ensuring you can tailor rental times to your cruising moments. Just note that during the annual peak season, demand is high, so reserve 24–48 hours in advance.

Terms and pricing: Rentals run 1 hour minimum and 4 hours maximum; age 18+ with a valid license where required; a security deposit applies; fuel charged on return; cancellations require 24 hours' notice; accommodating itineraries are available as part of premium packages.

Safety gear and dress: life jackets in multiple sizes; helmets in select zones; lanyard and whistle provided; safety briefing before start; dress for sun and spray; bring sunglasses to reduce glare; music playback on the yacht is separate from the Jet Ski unit but can accompany the overall experience.

Operating zones: Keys–operate within marked channels around island destinations; Miami–focus on Biscayne Bay and the Intracoastal Waterway within posted areas; avoid restricted zones near ports and wildlife refuges; follow guide instructions during cruising to keep the group safe and comfortable.

Itinerary and Experience Planning: Shoreline routes, snorkeling stops, sunset cruises

Book a shoreline-first charter for your Florida Keys and Miami stay, starting from a base in Miami Beach or Key Largo. This plan would work for everyone on board, from family groups to guests celebrating a bday or private event. A yacht delivers Caribbean-blue seas, natural mangroves, and a riviera vibe along Biscayne Bay. If you want a memorable experience, this approach would be ideal for guests arriving from different states, ever ready for new discoveries.

Shoreline routes let you maximize scenery and comfort without long crossings. In Miami, begin with a coastal arc along the Biscayne shoreline: Coconut Grove, Indian Creek, and Key Biscayne's beaches, then push toward the Keys with a stop at Islamorada. This trip has been designed with families in mind and offers smooth water, shallow mangroves, and dramatic sunsets. If guests include children, pace the trip with frequent stops so everyone can swim and play, with a village vibe in some harbor towns.

Snorkeling stops include John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park and Alligator Reef for easy swims with natural reefs; anchor near Indian Key for calm waters and a protected mooring. Molasses Reef in Key Largo gives another vivid reef experience. Each stop lasts about 40–60 minutes, enough to spot tropical fish, sea turtles, and rays. Bring waterproof cameras to capture the moment and share photos with family and friends back on shore, including those joining from the Caribbean or the states.

Sunset cruises cap the day with a glide along Biscayne Bay toward the Miami skyline, or a drift toward the riviera coastlines near Key Biscayne to watch the horizon blush. A private crew can schedule a sunset toast and light snacks, turning the moment into a very memorable event for everyone. If you prefer a longer run, extend to a Caribbean-blue dusk with a quiet beach stop and a breeze that has blown across the deck.

Experience planning and logistics: plan fuel stops to top up at marina shores along Government Cut or in Islamorada, avoiding delays. Provisioning can be handled on board with a compact galley, or sourced locally for fresh seafood and snacks. For private events such as bday or corporate gatherings, add deck activities like hockey or a light baseball game to keep everyone engaged. One guest named Pershing suggested a quiet anchor near Indian Key, and we took that note. From the base you can run a trip that families and guests alike would truly value.

Pricing, Inclusions, and Add-Ons: Rates, crew, fuel policy, water toys, and provisioning

For a very smooth day in the Florida Keys or Miami, book a 60–70 ft charter with two crew. The monicas crew and captains monica and tony coordinate every detail, while edwin handles provisioning. This setup offers elegance, lovely meals, and a perspective that keeps expectations met from the first minute to the last.

• Rates and durations:

  • Day charters (8 hours): 7,000–16,500 USD, depending on boat size and season
  • Half-day charters (4 hours): 4,000–7,500 USD
  • Overnight charters (24 hours): 12,000–35,000 USD
  • Multi-day charters (2–3 days): 25,000–90,000 USD, with discounts for Monday-Thursday bookings

• Crew and inclusions:

  • Captain and two crew members (deckhand and steward/chef) on most vessels
  • Gourmet meals or chef-curated menus, plus non-alcoholic beverages; wine list available by request
  • Marine insurance, licenses, and port fees included in the quoted rate
  • Wi‑Fi access, basic snorkeling equipment, and safety gear on board

• Fuel policy:

  • Fuel is included for up to a daily cruising window (typical 6–8 hours); additional cruising time billed at market rate (variable by engine size and boat class)
  • Any fuel surcharge is itemized in the final invoice and reflects current pricing; plan routes with predictable legs to maximize value

• Water toys and equipment:

  • Snorkeling gear for all guests, fins, and life vests
  • 2 stand-up paddleboards and 1 kayak; option to add a towable tube or inflatable lounge
  • Underwater lights and tender for shore visits, weather-permitting

• Provisioning:

  • Guest-supplied grocery lists or full-service provisioning by edwin and the monicas team
  • Groceries delivered to the yacht before boarding; 20% service fee on grocery total
  • Private chef or themed dining experiences available on request
  • Special requests (dietary needs, kid-friendly options) accommodated with advance notice

Booking tips: aim for a monday-thursday window to secure nicer rates and more flexible itineraries. If an island-hopping event is on the calendar, share your needs early–their event can fail to meet expectations if details are taken last minute. To avoid regret, provide a clear provisioning list, preferred routes, and guest count during booking, so captains can tailor the day with precision.

Booking, Policies, and Prep: Availability checks, deposits, cancellations, packing lists

Check availability for your preferred yacht today and lock in your dates by placing a 30% deposit within 72 hours.

Availability checks: Our Florida Keys and Miami fleet uses a rolling calendar across boats; you receive confirmation within one business day if your dates are open; if your group is flexible, we can explore several options in proximity to island harbors and scenic waters.

Onboard mood: Onboard music enhances the vibe and complements the elegance of a sunset cruise, making every moment feel refined yet relaxed for your group.

Deposits: To hold a date, submit 30% as a deposit. The remaining balance is due 60 days before the charter; book within 60 days and the full amount is due at booking.

Cancellations: 60+ days before start: full refund minus a small processing fee; 30-59 days: 50% refund; less than 30 days: no refund, but you may receive a credit toward a future charter.

Packing and prep: Packing list. Bring light dress for evenings and casual daywear; pack reef-safe sunscreen, sunhat, sunglasses, a reusable water bottle, and a small bag for island excursions. Towels are provided on most boats; bring your swimsuit and a quick-dry cover-up. For electronics, pack chargers and a waterproof case. Within a minute of confirmation, you receive the final itinerary. Tell the chef about any dietary needs or restrictions at least two weeks ahead so meals fit your group; Tony and his hockey crew would appreciate a clear plan for morning meetups and shore calls. Share guest details to align expectations, and remember that a well-planned stay creates very smooth cruising from island to island, with plenty of opportunities to explore waters and back coves.

Pro tips: Keep proximity to shore in mind when building your schedule, since several dock options around the island can affect timing. If you’re traveling with family or a large group, we tailor seating and service to ensure everyone feels welcomed and accommodated, from first-minute meetups to the last night on the water. Would you like us to draft a sample day-to-day plan today that matches your priorities, from quiet mornings to awesome sunset cruises?