Celebrity homes tour
Cruise past the waterfront estates of Star, Palm and Hibiscus Islands.
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Best Boat Miami runs private, captained boat tours from Miami Beach. Every tour is for your group only, with a licensed captain and fuel included. Choose a tour below or tell us what you want to see and we build the day around it.
Best Boat Miami is a private boat charter booking service. We take your date, group size and preferred tour, match you with one of our boats and a licensed captain, and confirm the trip the same day — usually by WhatsApp. Boats and captains are independently owned and operated; each owner has authorized us to book trips on their behalf.
Prices below are starting prices on the 25 ft Nautic Star. Larger boats cost more per hour — see all boats for details.
Cruise past the waterfront estates of Star, Palm and Hibiscus Islands.
A private stop at a small island in Biscayne Bay where wild raccoons live.
The Miami skyline at golden hour, with evening departures from 5 pm.
A closer look at Star Island and the surrounding waterfront homes.
Open water, islands and skyline views across Biscayne Bay.
Every tour and every boat departs from the same dock: 2400 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140. We confirm the exact slip when you book.
Private boat tours start at $400 for a 2-hour trip on the 25 ft Nautic Star. Longer tours and larger boats cost more; see each tour above for its starting price. Prices are per boat, not per person.
Yes. Every tour is private to your group. We never combine bookings with other guests, and the whole boat and captain are yours for the trip.
Yes. A licensed captain is included in every tour and boat rate.
Yes. Fuel, water and ice are included in the price, with no fuel surcharges.
All tours depart from the same dock at 2400 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140.
Depending on the tour, you can see the waterfront celebrity homes of Star, Palm and Hibiscus Islands, Raccoon Island in Biscayne Bay, the Miami skyline at sunset, and open water around Biscayne Bay.
Yes, on tours that include a stop at a sandbar or calm anchorage. Ask your captain where swimming is possible on the day.
Yes. You can bring your own food and drinks, and there is cooler space on board.
Between 8 and 13 guests depending on the boat. See the boats above for exact capacity.