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The maid of honor shouldn't spend the bachelorette running logistics. The classic itinerary handles itself: 1pm pickup at Miami Beach Marina → Star Island celebrity homes loop → 2 hours at the Key Biscayne sandbar → sunset run past South Beach → 6pm dock. Add bachelorette décor set up before the bride steps aboard and a jet ski hour at the sandbar — every price is listed before you book. BYOB is standard, and we coordinate with your photographer or DJ.
Every charter includes the yacht, USCG-licensed captain, crew and fuel. From there, build the day: 'Bride to Be' décor staged before boarding, a jet ski hour at the sandbar, catering — each with a listed price, chosen before you book. Crew gratuity (typically 18–20%) is paid directly to the crew. Every fee is named before you book — none appear on the water.
BYOB beverages (we provide ice & cups), balloons & 'Bride to Be' decor (no glitter, no confetti — both are illegal in Florida waters), professional photographer or videographer, your own playlist via Bluetooth, food brought aboard or catered through us. Not allowed: open flames, smoking inside the salon, and confetti.
April–October weekends sell out 4–8 weeks in advance. Off-season (Nov–March) you can usually book 1–2 weeks out. Saturdays book first; Sundays often have last-minute openings. A deposit is what turns a quote into a held date — until it's paid, that Saturday is still for sale.
The bachelorette group is the illegal charter's favorite customer: big party, booked from out of town, shopping on price. Boats on party apps running without a USCG-licensed captain or insurance get stopped — and the whole group's day ends with a boarding, not a sandbar. Every yacht here is owner-direct, insured, captained by a USCG license holder, and backed by the Perfect Day Guarantee: if weather or mechanical issues prevent safe departure, the group rebooks free or takes 100% back — their choice.
