Miami · Biscayne Bay · Private Charter
A private send-off on the water for your group of up to 13 — captain and crew included, BYOB welcome. Choose 4 or 6 hours on Biscayne Bay.
From $1,150 · Captain included · BYOB welcome · Up to 13 guests
Miami bachelor party boat charters: a private vessel for your group of up to 13, captain and crew included, BYOB welcome. Real fleet — from the 24ft Hurricane (from $1,150/4h) up to the 70ft Azimut (from $6,100/4h). Choose 4 or 6 hours on Biscayne Bay. Maximum 13 guests per charter (USCG); a few larger yachts carry a special capacity license and take more guests (Ferretti 85 ft: 15; Azimut 90 ft: 20).
Transparent pricing, captain & fuel included
A private bachelor party charter in Miami starts at $1,150 for 4 hours on the 24ft Hurricane (up to 10 guests), captain, fuel and ice included. The 40ft Sea Ray seats up to 9 and the 44ft Sea Ray up to 10; the 65ft Pershing and the 70ft Azimut each seat a maximum of 13 guests. Also, a few larger yachts carry a special capacity license and take more guests (Ferretti 85 ft: 15; Azimut 90 ft: 20). Every charter is private to your group, BYOB is welcome, and there are no platform fees. See the full lineup and current rates on our standard Miami fleet page.
| Vessel | Max | 4 hours | 6 hours | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24ft Hurricane | 10 | from $1,150 | from $1,350 | Intimate crew, a day on the bay |
| 40ft Sea Ray | 9 | from $1,450 | from $1,850 | Mid-size group with room to relax |
| 44ft Sea Ray Sundancer | 13 | from $2,100 | from $2,600 | Cabin comfort and deck space |
| 65ft Pershing | 13 | — | from $3,800 | A statement charter (6h only) |
| 70ft Azimut | 13 | from $6,100 | from $7,100 | Top-tier luxury on the water |
What's included: Every rate includes a USCG-licensed captain, fuel, ice and safety equipment, and is private to your group of up to 13. BYOB is welcome on all vessels. Final pricing depends on date, vessel and duration — we reply on WhatsApp within 2 hours.
Route choice depends on trip length and what the group wants
A shallow sandbar on Biscayne Bay — drop anchor, stand in waist-deep water, and swim. The classic Miami sandbar stop and the most-requested anchor for a group day on the water.
Relaxed cruising across Biscayne Bay with the Miami waterfront and skyline as your backdrop — an easy scenic stretch for photos between swim stops.
A second sandbar option toward Key Biscayne — calm, shallow water for anchoring and swimming, an easy alternative stop on a longer charter.
The Miami skyline makes a striking golden-hour backdrop — an easy add on the return leg before heading back to the marina.
Most groups book the 4-hour charter; the 6-hour option adds time for a longer stop on the bay and a relaxed return. Captain and crew are included either way, and the route is planned with your captain on the day.
Both work on the same vessels and routes — what differs is timing and add-ons
| Factor | Bachelor Party | Bachelorette Party |
|---|---|---|
| Best departure | 10AM–noon (max daylight, sandbar time) | 3PM–5PM (golden hour photos) |
| Typical duration | 4 or 6 hours | 4 or 6 hours |
| Popular routes | Biscayne Bay sandbar + skyline | Sunset cruise + skyline |
| Common add-ons | Speaker, inflatable | Decorations, flowers, champagne setup |
| Average group | Up to 13 guests | Up to 13 guests |
| BYOB preference | Beer and liquor | Mimosas, rosé, hard seltzers |
Nauty 360 handles both. Mention bachelor or bachelorette when booking — the captain plans the day around your group's preference, the weather, and your departure marina.
No surprises at the marina
| Step | What Happens | Timing |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Book | WhatsApp or call. Confirm date, group size, duration, pick-up location. | At least 48 hrs ahead |
| 2. Prep | Buy BYOB supplies. Arrive 15 min early at marina. Load coolers. | Night before / morning of |
| 3. Safety brief | Captain reviews rules, safety gear, and route plan with the group. | First 10 min onboard |
| 4. Depart | Leave dock, cruise to first destination per agreed route. | On schedule |
| 5. Sandbar anchor | Anchor in 2–4ft water. Swim, stand, float, party. | Shortly after departure |
| 6. Route continuation | Open bay, skyline, or a second sandbar per group preference. | Captain adjusts in real time |
| 7. Return | Back to marina at agreed end time. Disembark. | On schedule |
Captains are USCG licensed and carry all required safety equipment. The captain's tip is optional; it is not included in the charter price and it is not mandatory. For a full planning walkthrough — timeline, routes, and what to bring — see our Miami bachelor party planning guide.
Skip the boat if any of these apply to your group
Serious seasickness history: Biscayne Bay can have 2–3 foot chop in afternoon wind, and there is no early exit from a moving boat. More than 2 people with motion sickness = bad day for everyone.
Non-swimmers in the majority: The sandbar is shallow, but people do go overboard. Comfort in water matters. Confirm your group's swim confidence before booking.
The groom refuses direct sun: There is partial shade on larger vessels but no full air conditioning on most charter boats under 60ft. A shaded rooftop bar may be a better fit.
Late-night-only crew: Water charters end at or before sunset per local regulations. If the group flies in late and wants to start after 8PM, a club or rooftop works better that night.
Budget under $60pp all-in: After boat cost, BYOB supplies, an optional captain's tip, and transport to the marina, $60pp is tight. Plan realistically for $85–110pp total.
How much does a bachelor party boat in Miami cost?
Private bachelor party charters in Miami start from $1,150 for 4 hours on the 24ft Hurricane (up to 10 guests), captain, fuel and ice included. The 40ft Sea Ray, the 44ft Sea Ray and the 44ft Sea Ray Sundancer run from $1,450, $1,950 and $2,100; the 65ft Pershing from $3,800 (6 hours); the 70ft Azimut from $6,100. The general maximum is 13 guests (USCG limit); a few larger yachts carry a special capacity license and take more guests (Ferretti 85 ft: 15; Azimut 90 ft: 20). Choose 4 or 6 hours.
Can you bring your own alcohol on a bachelor party boat in Miami?
Yes — Nauty 360 charters are BYOB. Bring your own coolers and drinks; the captain does not provide alcohol. Some vessels have cooler-size limits, so confirm when you book. Charters run 4 or 6 hours.
Can we bring our own food and drinks?
Yes. You can bring your own food and drinks.
Is the captain's tip included?
No. The captain's tip is not included in the price, and it is optional: it is not mandatory.
How many people fit on a bachelor party boat in Miami?
Every charter is private to your group, with a general maximum of 13 guests — a USCG limit that is strictly enforced. The 24ft Hurricane seats up to 10; the 40ft Sea Ray seats up to 9 and the 44ft Sea Ray up to 10; the 65ft Pershing and the 70ft Azimut each seat up to 13. Also, a few larger yachts carry a special capacity license and take more guests (Ferretti 85 ft: 15; Azimut 90 ft: 20).
Where does the bachelor party boat go in Miami?
Charters stay on Biscayne Bay, and the route is planned with your captain on the day based on weather, group preference and your departure marina. Your exact departure point is confirmed via WhatsApp when you book.
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