Use Case

Corporate Yacht Charter Miami

Corporate yacht charters in Miami start at $3,500 for a 4-hour client-entertainment cruise on a 65' yacht (12 guests). Larger company offsites, sales kickoffs, and client dinners typically run $8,000–$25,000 on 80'–120' yachts with onboard AV, full catering, and licensed bartenders. We bill to a W-9 or against a PO; event documentation is available on request.

Captained chartersUp to 13 guests4, 6 or 8-hour optionsMiami, FL
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Common corporate use-cases

Client dinners (4–6 hours, full catering, often with a presentation slot before sunset), sales kickoffs (full-day, 30–60 person offsites on inspected vessels), board retreats (2–4 hour exec-only meetings underway), conference client dinners (Art Basel, eMerge, Miami Tech Week — we sell out 6–8 weeks ahead), and brand activations / production shoots.

Yacht in front of the Miami skyline

What's available beyond the standard charter

Onboard AV (HDMI to a mounted screen, wireless mic), a-la-carte catering from $45–$175/person, name-brand open bar packages, branded signage on the yacht, and a private dock greeter.

W-9 documentation is sent within 24 hours of booking. Corporate clients can request a certificate of insurance (COI).

Billing & approvals

We accept ACH, wire transfer, corporate card (3% surcharge over $10K), and net-30 invoicing for established companies.

Multi-event annual contracts available — talk to us if your team runs 3+ Miami events per year.

On deck aboard a Miami charter yacht

A client event, run of show

The format that closes: board at 4pm at the Venetian Marina — ten minutes from every Brickell office — with a dock greeter checking names.

4:15, lines off; drinks and passed bites during the skyline loop while the city empties into traffic behind you. 5:15, engines slow near Monument Island for the 20-minute presentation slot, screen in the salon, mic already tested. 5:45, anchor for golden hour — this is where the real conversations happen. 7:30, return past the lit skyline; guests step off at 8 with the follow-up meeting already agreed to. Nobody checks a phone; there's nowhere else to be.

Why the boat outperforms the private dining room

A restaurant buyout competes with the room next door; a vessel underway has a relaxed, captive audience and a built-in end time.

Attendance holds because plus-ones want to come. The venue photographs itself, which matters when the event doubles as content. And the budget is honest: one number covers venue, view, and activity, with catering and bar priced per person on top — no minimum-spend gymnastics. For teams measuring cost per meaningful conversation, four hours on the water beats a ballroom by a wide margin.

How booking works

  1. Choose your yacht

    Browse the fleet and pick the boat that fits your group.

  2. Lock in your date

    Check live availability and reserve online in about a minute.

  3. Step aboard

    Your captain and crew handle the rest from the dock.

Yachts available for this

Frequently asked

Yes — W-9 documentation is available for corporate bookings and can be sent within 24 hours of booking.

Yes — a certificate of insurance (COI) is available on request for corporate bookings.

Yes — most yachts in the corporate-tier (75'+) have a salon TV with HDMI, wireless mic, and a Bluetooth speaker system. We can deck out a 100' yacht with a 65" portable screen for full keynote-style presentations.

12 on a standard yacht. 20–25 on a 75'–80' uninspected. 30–49 on a USCG inspected mid-size. 100+ on a 100'+ inspected vessel. Tell us your headcount and we'll filter to the right tier.

On the 75'+ yachts, yes — salon for the main group with the TV and mic, aft deck and flybridge as natural breakout spaces. Half-day offsites typically run a morning of sessions underway, an anchored working lunch, and an afternoon leg that doubles as the social hour.

Six to eight weeks minimum — conference weeks sell out the corporate-tier fleet first, and the 100'+ inspected vessels go earliest. If your dates are locked, hold the boat before the venue; there are more ballrooms in Miami than 100-foot yachts.

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