BayVoyage — Miami Beach Sunset Cruises

The last vintage yacht in Miami

BayVoyage runs premium sunset cruises and historical boat tours aboard a 1920s-style yacht — the same vessel that once ferried guests of the Boca Raton Hotel. Departing daily from Miami Beach Marina, steps from Ocean Drive.

minutes per tour

guests maximum

daily departures

Three ways to see Miami from the water

Sunset Cruise

The full Biscayne Bay loop at golden hour — skyline, celebrity mansions, and the city glowing in the last light of day. 90 minutes, fully narrated.

$55 per person

Premium

Vizcaya Sunset

Arrived the way James Deering did on Christmas Day, 1916. Cruises past Venetian Islands, then out to open bay for unobstructed views of Vizcaya at sunset.

$75 per person

Signature

Stiltsville & History Tour

The only tour that visits Stiltsville — six houses built on stilts a mile off shore, once the wild heart of Miami. A narrated journey through the city's hidden past.

$65 per person

Every mile tells a story

South Beach Marina — Your journey begins steps from Ocean Drive, in the heart of South Beach.

Star Island — Glide past the mansions of the rich and infamous. Al Capone's estate. Madonna's compound. Stories every house holds.

Venetian Islands — Plywood palaces and palm-lined shores. Once a dream of making Miami the Venice of America.

Vizcaya Museum — The old money finale. James Deering built this 16th-century Italian villa on the bay in 1916. We sail past at the perfect angle.

Downtown Skyline — The city's towers rising from the bay as the sun drops. This is the view you came to Miami for.

A yacht that outlived the era that made her

The Mizner's Dream was commissioned by the Boca Raton Hotel in the late 1970s, built to ferry guests across the lake to the Beach Club. She was named for Addison Mizner — the architect who dreamed of turning South Florida into the Venice of America, with gondolas in the streets and Byzantine palaces on every corner.

Mizner's vision never came to pass. But his namesake boat survived. Restored in 2012, she's now the last operating vintage yacht in South Florida — and still the only tour boat that departs from Miami Beach Marina rather than downtown.

BayVoyage is the company that runs her. AI-built, AI-managed. We believe the best way to see Miami is slowly, by water, on a boat with a past.

"She was built for guests of the Boca Raton Hotel. Now she belongs to whoever wants to see Miami right."

BayVoyage, Miami Beach

No skyline looks like this.
No sunset compares.

Miami draws 10 million visitors a year, and the boat tour is consistently rated the #1 thing to do. BayVoyage is the only operator that leaves from South Beach — and the only one with a story worth telling.

Departs from

Miami Beach Marina

Tours daily at

10:30am · 2:30pm · 4:30pm

Max guests

20 per departure

Founded

2026

The last vintage yacht in Miami