BoatRental.com
Miami, FL

Boat Rentals in Miami, FL

United States · Florida

We are still adding operators in Miami.

The boats below are examples of what will be listed in Miami. They are not bookable, and this page is not listed in search until real operators publish here.

Run boats in Miami? List them →

Example boats in Miami

What boats cost here

Computed from live listings, not estimates.

Boat typeAvailablePer hourFull day
Sailboat1$190$1,150
Jet ski1$95$560
Fishing boat1$260$1,580

Where people go

Boat-accessible spots worth the run.

Haulover Sandbar

Shallow two-to-four-foot sandbar off Haulover Inlet and the busiest weekend anchorage in Miami. Depth is tide-dependent.

Nixon Beach Sandbar

Sandbar off Key Biscayne, popular for rafting up in calm water.

Stiltsville

Cluster of historic stilt houses standing in the flats at the edge of Biscayne Bay.

Elliott Key

Largest island in Biscayne National Park, reachable only by boat.

Marinas & launch ramps

Where trips start.

Haulover Marine Center

Ramp and marina with direct ocean access through Haulover Inlet.

Miami Beach Marina

Full-service marina on the south end of Miami Beach.

Crandon Park Marina

Key Biscayne marina with quick access to the Nixon sandbar.

Black Point Marina

South Dade ramp serving Biscayne Bay and the park islands.

Local rules that apply

Verified against public sources. Conditions change — check posted signage on the water.

Manatee protection zones in Biscayne Bay

Slow-speed and no-wake requirements apply near shorelines, residential canals and bridges. Zones are posted on the water and enforced.

Seagrass anchoring restrictions

Anchoring on seagrass beds carries significant fines in Biscayne Bay. Anchor in sand.

Do you need a licence?

Anyone born on or after January 1, 1988 must carry a Florida Boating Safety Education ID Card to operate a vessel of 10 horsepower or more. Renters without one can still get on the water by booking a captained trip or bringing a card-holding adult aged 18 or older aboard.

When to go

Peak December through April; hurricane season runs June through November.