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Miami: Semi-Private Boat Tour + Drinks
Drift under the stars and watch the city lights dance on the water
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Duration: 1h 15mins
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Max group size: 12
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Wheelchair accessible
Meeting point
301 Northwest North River Drive, 33128, Miami- Be sure to arrive at 122 NW North River Dr, Miami FL, 30 minutes before the tour starts
- Show your smartphone ticket to the staff at the meeting point
Prepare for an evening boat trip through Downtown Miami and sail under the stars while you see the skyline reflected in Biscayne Bay.
Pass by famous landmarks and towering buildings, sipping champagne as the city lights dance on the water.
Feel the night breeze as expert captains guide you through Miami's vibrant nightlife. Capture these moments with amazing pictures of the city's illuminated beauty.
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