Bluebnc cordially invites you, your family, and friends to join them on board this gorgeous 100-foot Azimut, a fantastic choice for your next Miami yacht charter to see the finest of South Florida and the Bahamas. Throughout the charter, a three-person crew (professional captain, stewardess, and mate) will care for your every need, enabling you to relax and enjoy the voyage or go out to explore the nearby waters. Add a chef to your charter, who will give a fully personalized luxury experience by providing outstanding service and catering to all of your gastronomic demands (upon request). The four spacious and well-appointed bedrooms below deck, each with its own en suite toilet and shower, provide first-class accommodation for up to eight overnight guests during your yacht charter in Miami onboard this 100′ Azimut Yacht.

(The itinerary described below is only a recommendation)

This yacht charter takes you out of the Miami River and into Biscayne Bay, passing through famous sites only accessible by sea, such as Star Island, as well as Fisher Island, which is home to Miami’s most prestigious beach club. Following your trip, you may wish to go to the Bahamas to see the stunning white sand islands, beginning with Bimini and continuing on to the Exumas, which are considered among the most beautiful islands in the world.

Alternatively, travel south from Miami to see the Florida Keys, including the renowned Fowey Rocks LightHouse, before continuing on to Key Largo. Make a pit break in Islamorada and explore the island, before cruising all the way to Key West. Spend the night aboard your yacht, enjoying great food. The next day, go to the southernmost point in the continental United States, a well-known landmark and photo opportunity that attracts thousands of people each year from all over the world. Visit Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park Beach, which is considered by locals to be the most beautiful beach in Key West, while you’re in town. Cruising farther west to Dry Tortugas & Fort Jefferson, a remote collection of islands 70 miles west of Key West, home to the most magnificent white sand beach in the Florida Keys, is a once-in-a-lifetime experience only accessible by boat. A perfect place to snorkel (sea turtles make their home here!), and to visit the historically significant Fort Jefferson.