Florida
Luxury Yacht Charter

Florida

Florida Yacht Charter

Known as the “sunshine state” for a good reason, Florida is a thriving and vibrant luxury charter destination. The boating and fishing capital of the world, with more registered boats than any other state in North America, Florida’s coastline is dedicated to the state’s relationship to the sea. Offering everything from luxury marinas, to beach-front art-deco architecture and national parks, there are plenty of stunning secluded beaches to be found and numerous seaside towns. From the infamous party beach capital of Miami, down to the Florida Keys, home to a spectacular coral cay archipelago, a luxury charter to Florida offers everything one may want on a tropical getaway.

Florida Charter Guide

Bordered by the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean, home to 30,000 lakes, Florida is known for its deep relationship with the water. The perfect place for watersport fanatics, due to its warm year-round climate, the state offers some of the best fishing, diving and jet skiing. Its unspoiled beaches are ideal for sunbathing and relaxing, while its superb marina facilities draw in the rich and fa

Miami

Spend the day ashore soaking up everything the bustling city of Miami has to offer before boarding your charter yacht in the Miami Beach Marina. Known for its beaches and Art Deco architecture, the city is a melting pot of cultures and style. Indulge in some sunbathing on Miami Beach before cooling off in its sparkling blue waters. Explore South Beach and its Latin flavours or head to the strip for some high-end boutique shopping and local food before heading off on your journey.

Key Biscayne

Cruise to the natural paradise of Biscayne Bay, just south of the Rickenbacker Causeway. Depending on the tides, head ashore and explore this famous national marine park while taking in a stunning view of the Miami skyline. Kayak through emerald green islets snorkel among coral reefs filled with tropical fish and dive among shipwrecks.

Key Largo

Key Largo is the first of the spectacular Florida Keys and the self-proclaimed Dive Capital of the World. The world’s largest artificial reef, the 510-foot USS Spiegel Grove, the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, and the African Queen are all located there. Key Largo is only a short drive away from Everglades National Park.

Islamorada

Consisting of six islands, Islamorada is arguably the fishing capital of North America. The best spot to try out a spot of fishing in the Florida Bay, see what you’re able to catch for dinner tonight! Afterwards, head ashore and visit the History of Diving Museum to learn more about the region’s illustrated diving history and see a 16th-century treasure chest up close in person.

Key West

No visit to the Florida Keys is complete without a stop at Key West. Known for its free spirit, enjoy snorkelling in the Loose Key Marine Sanctuary before kayaking through its mangrove islands. Relax on one of its quiet sandbars before strolling through the harbour to Duval Street, which is lined with high-end boutiques. The southernmost point in Florida, lying 90 miles north of Cuba, it is also famous for its pastel-hued, conch-style houses, luxury restaurants and nightlife.