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Miami: Biscayne Bay Skyline Cruise
Cruise along the city skyline and observe luxurious mansions
Last admission:
10 minutes before closing
Max group size:
85
Duration:
1h 20mins
Last admission:
10 minutes before closing
Duration:
1h 20mins
Max group size:
85
Miami city surcharge
Bilingual tour guide
Onboard restroom
Onboard music
Tips
Drinks and snacks (available for purchase)
Souvenir photos (available for purchase)
Parking fees
Meeting point
401 Biscayne Boulevard, 33132, Miami- Show your smartphone voucher to the staff at the meeting point
- Arrive at least 30 minutes before departure
See Miami from different angles. View the city skyline during the day or take a sunset cruise to watch the sun dip below Biscayne Bay. Pass by celebrity homes and observe the luxurious mansions in exclusive areas.
Take a night cruise to see the illuminated Miami skyline. Watch the skyscrapers and buildings light up, offering a unique view. You can also request a champagne package if desired.
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