Price guide · Miami
How Much Does a Yacht Rental in Miami Cost?
Real rates from the yachts we book, explained band by band, with the extras that appear on a quote.
The honest answer is that a crewed yacht in Miami costs anywhere from $2,800 to more than $30,000 for the day, and most of that spread comes down to one thing: length. A 60-foot Azimut and a 125-foot Custom Line both carry up to 13 guests, but they are very different days on the water, with very different running costs.
This guide walks through the price bands in the fleet we book, from 60 feet to the referral-only 125-footers, and explains what else moves the number: how many hours you book, which day of the week, and whether your date falls in an event week. The live rate table below the guide shows the current hourly rates for each yacht.
We also cover the lines that appear on a quote after the charter rate itself, such as gratuity, sales tax, catering and the APA, which applies on every yacht. Nothing on our quotes is hidden: every extra is itemized before you pay a deposit, so you can compare yachts on a like-for-like basis.
Price bands at a glance
60 ft: from $2,800
Our 60-foot Azimuts run $2,800 for four hours, $3,200 for six and $3,700 for eight, for up to 13 guests. The best entry point.
82 to 97 ft: $5,200–$7,000
Four hours on a Pershing, Princess or San Lorenzo in this range costs $5,200 to $7,000. Two 88-footers with jacuzzis, Cloud 9 and Sirena 88, start at $9,000.
105 to 118 ft
The Azimut S 105 starts at $7,500 for four hours and the 116-foot Rylax at $10,500. The 118-foot Tycoon is $25,000 for six hours.
125 ft: referral only
Never Blue starts at $22,000 for four hours, subject to approval, and Persistence is $32,000 for eight. Both are booked by referral only.
Extras on the quote
Gratuity, sales tax, catering, decorations and fuel on long runs vary by yacht. Some rates include gratuity already. Each line is itemized in your quote.
APA on every yacht
Every yacht adds an APA, an advance that covers running costs such as fuel and dockage. On Cloud 9, Sirena 88 and Princess 88 term charters it is 35%.
Yachts across every price band
A spread of yachts from the 60-foot entry point to 116 feet, with full crew. Current rates for each are in the table below.
60' Azimut
Supreme
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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92' Pershing
Pershing 92
Up to 13 guests · From $6,900 / 4 hours
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97' San Lorenzo
Astonish
Up to 13 guests · From $7,000 / 4 hours
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105' Azimut S
Azimut S
Up to 13 guests · From $7,500 / 4 hours
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116' Azimut
Rylax
Up to 13 guests · From $10,500 / 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
What is the cheapest way to rent a yacht in Miami?
In our fleet, the lowest rate is $2,800 for four hours on a 60-foot Azimut for up to 13 guests. Split across a full group, that is a little over $215 per person before extras. Booking a weekday gives you the widest choice of yachts at that size.
Is it better value to book 4 hours or 6 hours?
Usually six. On a 60-foot Azimut, two extra hours add $400 to the rate, so the hourly cost drops from $700 to about $533. On the 92-foot Pershing the jump is $1,200. Six hours also leaves time for a sandbar stop and a relaxed cruise back.
Do I need to tip the crew on a Miami yacht charter?
It depends on the yacht. Some rates already include gratuity, for example the Azimut S 105 includes 10%, and the Princess 88 includes it on hourly charters. Where gratuity is not included, your quote shows it as a separate line so there are no surprises on the day.
What is an APA on a yacht charter?
APA stands for Advance Provisioning Allowance. It applies on every yacht we book: an advance paid on top of the charter fee to cover costs like fuel, food, drinks and dockage. On the daily terms for Cloud 9 or Sirena 88 it is 35%, and your quote shows the amount for your yacht and charter.
Are weekend yacht rentals more expensive in Miami?
The published hourly rate is usually the same, but weekends and holiday weeks book up first, so the most popular yachts in each size go early. Weekdays give you more choice, and during big event weeks rates and minimum hours can differ. Your advisor confirms pricing for your exact date.
Is sales tax added to the charter price?
Sometimes. Whether sales tax applies, and at what rate, depends on the yacht and how the charter is structured. On the 125-foot Never Blue, for example, the listing notes 7% sales tax. Your quote states clearly whether tax is included or added.
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Get an exact quote
Send us your date, hours and group size. An advisor will return a short list of yachts with every cost itemized, usually the same day.
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.