Bachelorette · Miami Beach · Haulover
Bachelorette Party Yacht in Miami
One boat, the whole bridal party, and an afternoon on the water before the big night out.
A yacht solves most of the problems of a Miami bachelorette weekend. Everyone is in one place, nobody waits for a table, and the photos take care of themselves. The yachts we book most for bachelorettes carry up to 13 guests, which fits a typical bridal party with room for a few extra friends, and every charter comes with a captain and crew.
The usual plan is simple: board in the late morning or early afternoon at Miami Beach Marina, cruise past Star Island, then anchor at the Haulover sandbar for a few hours of swimming, music and lunch on deck. Some groups add a stop at Kiki on the River for a late lunch, and we confirm dock space and the table with the restaurant for your date.
Splitting the cost is where a yacht surprises people. A four-hour charter on the 60-foot Azimut Supreme is $2,800, which comes to about $215 per person for 13 guests before extras such as catering, gratuity and tax. Your advisor itemizes those in the quote so the maid of honor can share one clear number with the group.
What we can set up for the bride
Sandbar afternoon
Anchor at Haulover sandbar in waist-deep water, with floating mats and drinks served from the swim platform by the crew.
Decorations on board
Balloons, a bride banner, sashes and table styling can be in place before you board. Each yacht's rules on confetti are confirmed in advance.
Photos and video
We can arrange a photographer or videographer on request, so the bridal party is in the pictures instead of behind the phone.
Your playlist or a DJ
Bring a playlist for the yacht's sound system, or ask about a DJ on the larger yachts where deck space allows.
Catering and drinks
Platters, sushi, charcuterie or a full lunch can be ordered through us, and the cost is itemized in your quote by yacht.
A sample 4-hour bachelorette
12:00
Board at Miami Beach Marina; decorations already up and a toast before the lines come off.
12:30
Cruise Government Cut past Fisher Island and the mansions of Star Island.
13:15
Anchor at Haulover sandbar for swimming, music and lunch on deck.
15:15
Group photos on the bow on the way back down the Intracoastal.
16:00
Return to the marina with time to rest before dinner and the night out.
Yachts for bachelorette groups
From the 60-foot Supreme for groups watching the budget to 82–97 foot yachts with more deck space for dancing, all carrying up to 13 guests with crew.
60' Azimut
Supreme
Up to 13 guests · From $2,800 / 4 hours
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60' Azimut
Supreme II
Up to 13 guests · From $2,800 / 4 hours
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82' Pershing
Milagros
Up to 13 guests · From $5,200 / 4 hours
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88' Princess
Freedom
Up to 13 guests · From $6,800 / 4 hours
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97' San Lorenzo
Astonish
Up to 13 guests · From $7,000 / 4 hours
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Day-charter rates
Current published rates for our Miami day-charter yachts. An APA applies on every yacht; gratuity, tax, catering, event-week minimums and any repositioning fee for pickups north of Miami vary by yacht and are shown in your quote.
| Yacht | 4 hours | 6 hours | 8 hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supreme60' Azimut | $2,800 | $3,200 | $3,700 |
| Supreme II60' Azimut | $2,800 | $3,200 | $3,700 |
| Milagros82' Pershing | $5,200 | $6,200 | $7,200 |
| Cloud 988' Azimut Grande | $9,000 | $11,000 | $13,000 |
| Sirena 8888' Sirena (New) | $9,000 | $11,000 | $13,000 |
| Princess 8888' Princess | $5,500 | $7,800 | $9,800 |
| Freedom88' Princess | $6,800 | $8,000 | $9,200 |
| Pershing 9292' Pershing | $6,900 | $8,100 | $9,300 |
| Astonish97' San Lorenzo | $7,000 | $8,300 | $9,500 |
| Azimut S105' Azimut S | $7,500 | $9,500 | $12,000 |
| Rylax116' Azimut | $10,500 | $12,500 | $14,500 |
| Tycoon118' Azimut Grande 36m | — | $25,000 | $30,000 |
| Never Blue125' Ferretti Custom Line | $22,000 | $25,000 | $27,000 |
| Persistence125' Gulf Craft Majesty | — | — | $32,000 |
Frequently asked questions
How much does a bachelorette yacht in Miami cost per person?
With 13 guests, a four-hour charter on the 60-foot Supreme at $2,800 works out to about $215 each before extras. Six hours at $3,200 is about $246 each. On the 82-foot Milagros, four hours at $5,200 comes to $400 each. Catering, gratuity and tax are added in your quote.
How many people can come on a bachelorette yacht?
Every yacht we feature for bachelorettes carries up to 13 guests, which is the usual limit for Miami day charters. If your group is bigger, we can book two yachts that leave together and anchor side by side at the sandbar.
Can we decorate the yacht?
Yes. We can arrange balloons, banners and table styling set up before you board. Many yachts do not allow confetti, glitter or anything that can blow into the water, so we confirm each yacht's rules before you order decorations.
Can we bring our own drinks and food?
Policies vary by yacht: some include basic drinks and ice, and many allow groups to bring their own. Your advisor confirms what each yacht allows and can order catering if you prefer not to carry anything aboard.
What is the best time of day for a bachelorette charter?
Midday to late afternoon is the most popular slot, because the sandbar is at its liveliest and you are back in time to get ready for dinner. A sunset charter works well for a quieter group or as a pre-dinner cocktail hour.
What should the bridal party bring?
Swimsuits, a cover-up, reef-friendly sunscreen, sunglasses and flat or soft-soled shoes, since most yachts ask guests to go barefoot on deck. Pack towels only if your quote says the yacht does not provide them for guests.
Plan more time on the water
Plan the bachelorette
Send the date, the number of guests and your budget per person. An advisor will reply with yachts that fit and a cost split you can share with the group.
Altrove Yachts is a charter broker and arranges yachts from third-party operators. Availability, pickup marina and pricing are confirmed in writing with every quote.