USA · BOAT TOURS IN MIAMI
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 boat tours in Miami justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Review of Miami’s 90-minute Biscayne Bay cruise, with mansion views, bilingual guides, skyline scenery, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Great tour, was quite busy for sunset so queue up a bit earlier to get the best seats (though you can of course move around). There’s a mojito bar on board which was 15$ for all different flavours.”
See Miami’s key sights by open-top bus, cruise Millionaires Row, and take a guided night tour with a flexible 48-hour ticket.
“Great way to get a tour around the city. I recommend taking 1st trip all the way thru..you can get an idea which stops you would like to make.”
Cruise Miami by private boat for two hours, with skyline views, Star Island, Bluetooth music, an ice-filled cooler, and a private captain.
“I truly enjoyed it had a little trouble finding the location at first the captain was nice and the tour was beautiful it was a great experience on my birthday”
See Miami by open-top bus and Biscayne Bay boat for $34, with Little Havana, Wynwood, South Beach, and Millionaire’s Row included.
“This was fun .the speaker system on the bus was crackly and couldn’t understand most of it... the music on the boat was way too LOUD! I could not hear anything ! Then after we couldn’t find where to catch the bus to go back … our whole group was stranded !!!”
Cruise past Miami’s millionaire homes, island estates, and skyline for $12.99, with practical tips on timing, seating, parking, and value.
“I did not go because it was raining and I picked 5:30 and the owners said I had to 6pm because I didn’t want to stay on the beach and that’s not on the itinerary that I have to stay on the beach so she said I need to do the 6pm after I showed her I paid for the 5:30 and she didn’t care I feel it was a racist situation we were the only different ones out there”
Miami in one day: city sights, Biscayne Bay, Little Havana, and an Everglades airboat ride for $69.99, with practical tips on timing and value.
“Firstly they gat you there very early. First part in the Everglades was brilliant apart from the driver demanding a minimum tip. Then a 1,5 hour wait till check in then a45 minutes wait as the bus was 15 mins late. Bus struggled to pull away but they met it go. Only for it to break down on I95. Over an hour later in blistering heat we get a replacement. Little Havana we are told 10 mins so rushed in for Cuban coffee and out only to be ushered in in to an empty bar next door. Then. On the bus. Can’t be late for the boot oh we are.…”
See Miami by open-top bus, add a bay cruise, and rent a bike free for an hour with this flexible city sightseeing tour.
“Me and my partner booked the hop on hop off bus whilst we were visiting Miami. The buses start at 9am and the last one sets off at 5pm buses are every hour half and they was always on time. Nine stops in and around Miami. The ticket is Valid for 24 hours. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour.”
Review of Miami’s $51 Big Bus and Biscayne Bay combo, with route details, practical tips, value advice, and what to expect.
“Great way to see Miami on a short visit. Commentary on bus was excellent And Chris on the boat was excellent too. Really enjoyed both parts of this experience.”
Review of Miami’s $80 combo tour: Everglades airboat ride, Biscayne Bay cruise, and open-top city bus with practical planning tips.
“The airboat ride was Awsome.. Chris (AKA) munchkin the driver was Awsome being so young but great detailed tour… The bus ride to the Everglades was Awsome too with Santiago Aka Santi…so far so good.. next stop to the open top bus tour…”
Review of Miami Millionaires Sightseeing Cruise: mansions, skyline views, bilingual commentary, seating tips, value, and practical advice.
“We have taken boat tours like this in past, so we were looking forward to this tour. The concept was great idea and the price was reasonable. The boat, seating and drink services were appropriate. The speaker was heavily accented in Spanish and hard to understand when speaking English. It should have been Englishing speaking with Spanish are second language since majority on boat was English speaking. Next, needs better speakers and turned up louder. With both of these issues, we just sat back and watched. Instead of learning anything that we saw. I expected better through viator.”
Private Miami boat charter for up to 10 with skyline views, Biscayne Bay, BYOB, music, water mat, and flexible 2 to 4 hour routes.
“Met up with Captain Ray Moralles and had a brilliant trip around Biscayne bay looking at the views and A listers houses and boats. The boat was great for the four of us and Ray was very knowledgable showing us who owned what and was a great Captain. After the Two hour trip he dropped us at the Casablanca sea food bar and grill on the water side where we had lunch. Perfect morning.”
Review of Miami’s pirate boat cruise, with skyline views, celebrity homes, music, practical tips, drawbacks, and honest value advice.
“This is a must see tour in the water you get to see amazing houses that belongs to celebrities also, the vibes on the boat were amazing. Also, they played great music. It’s a mustsee tour. I enjoyed my experience. This is a tour that’s for all ages.”
Private Miami boat tour from Coconut Grove with skyline views, celebrity homes, champagne, music, and optional sandbar time for up to eight.
“The captain did not give us any real tour and we spent the last 45 minutes of the tour close to the docking bay and ended 15 minutes early.”
Review of Miami’s 90-minute Millionaire’s Row cruise, with Biscayne Bay views, celebrity homes, bilingual narration, and practical booking tips.
“Really enjoyed the tour. The gentleman that guided the tour was funny and entertaining.”
Review of Miami’s two-hour sunset cocktail cruise, with open-bar drinks, skyline views, practical tips, comfort notes, and value advice.
“There is minimal seating in the upstairs (Deck 2) and there are long lines for the bar. Also, there are really steep ladder steps going from the 1st deck to 2nd. It is challenging to carry your drink down the steps. We did see some pretty views and the staff were nice.”
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