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Boat Rental in Coconut Grove

15 vessels from $479. Captain, fuel & crew included.

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Boat Rental in Coconut Grove

Why Choose a Boat Rental in Coconut Grove?

Rent a boat with a professional captain and explore South Florida's waterways at your own pace. From sporty day boats to spacious cruisers, we have the right vessel for every adventure. In Coconut Grove, you'll experience the lush, tree-lined waterways of Miami's oldest neighborhood, departing from Coconut Grove's bohemian waterfront with views of Dinner Key and Biscayne Bay.

Set out from the Coconut Grove waterfront, a charming neighborhood with a laid-back nautical culture. Cruise south toward Key Biscayne and Stiltsville or north to the Miami skyline and Star Island.

A 4-hour rental is the sweet spot for most guests — enough time to cruise, swim, and soak up the sun without feeling rushed. Add extra hours for sandbar parties or island hopping. Nearby highlights include Dinner Key Marina, Vizcaya Museum & Gardens (from water), Mercy's Sandbar, and more.

Ideal For

  • first-time boaters who want a guided experience
  • tourists exploring Miami from the water
  • locals planning a sandbar day or fishing trip
  • groups of any size looking for fun on the water

Local Tips for Coconut Grove

  • Coconut Grove offers a quieter, more local departure experience compared to Miami Beach.
  • The annual Coconut Grove Arts Festival in February makes for great combined boat + culture days.
  • Dinner Key is one of Miami's most protected anchorages — calm departures even in choppy conditions.

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Why Coconut Grove

Why Coconut Grove Is Perfect for Boat Rental

Coconut Grove's boat rental experience is defined by the neighborhood's bohemian charm and the calm waters of lower Biscayne Bay. Depart from Dinner Key past the Coconut Grove Sailing Club, one of the oldest sailing institutions in South Florida, and cruise along the bayfront where Vizcaya's gardens cascade toward the waterline. Mercy's Sandbar, a local favorite anchoring spot in the bay, offers shallow water for swimming and relaxing without the crowds of Haulover. The protected lower bay waters are calm enough for families with small children and anyone who prefers a peaceful cruise over a party-boat atmosphere. Coconut Grove is the boater's quiet gem.

Our Fleet

Best Vessels for Boat Rental in Coconut Grove

Pricing

Boat Rental Prices in Coconut Grove

All prices include captain, fuel & crew. Gratuity not included (industry standard 15-20%).

Vessel Length Guests Min Hours Starting At
26' Crownline "Glory Daze" 26' Up to 8 2 hrs $479
2024 Saxdor 32 32' Up to 9 3 hrs $1,200
2025 Axopar 37 Adventure Edition 37' Up to 13 2 hrs $720
48' Sea Ray 48' Up to 13 4 hrs $1,680
50' Azimut 50' Up to 13 4 hrs $2,160
55' Azimut 55' Up to 13 4 hrs $2,040
66' Azimut 66' Up to 13 4 hrs $3,000
70' Azimut Party Package 70' Up to 13 4 hrs $2,400
66' Azimut LME 66' Up to 13 4 hrs $3,000
70' Azimut Flybridge 70' Up to 13 4 hrs $2,760
70' Sunseeker Playhouse 70' Up to 13 4 hrs $3,000
80' Sunseeker Sliptease 80' Up to 13 4 hrs $3,000
97' San Lorenzo "Astonish" 97' Up to 13 4 hrs $1,800
105' AQUA 105' Up to 13 4 hrs $4,800
110' Antago 110' Up to 13 4 hrs $5,640

Suggested Itinerary

Grove Village to Mercy's Sandbar Run

Cruise from the Coconut Grove waterfront past the Sailing Club and Vizcaya, then head to Mercy's Sandbar for a calm swimming stop in the bay before returning along the shoreline. Typical duration: 4 hours.

Coconut Grove Sailing Club Vizcaya gardens from the water Mercy's Sandbar swimming Protected bay cruising

Know Before You Go

Your Guide to Coconut Grove

Miami's bohemian waterfront village

About the Area

Coconut Grove is Miami's oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood, founded in the 1800s. Its waterfront along Biscayne Bay has a relaxed, artistic vibe with banyan-shaded streets, sidewalk cafes, and a strong sailing culture centered around Dinner Key Marina — one of the largest marinas in the US.

On the Water

A charming, tree-lined waterfront with a laid-back nautical atmosphere. Dinner Key Marina hosts hundreds of sailboats and motor yachts. The Coconut Grove Sailing Club has been active since 1945. The pace is slower and more intimate than downtown or South Beach.

Dinner Key is one of the most protected anchorages in Miami — the bay here is wide, calm, and sheltered from easterly winds. Departures are smooth even when other parts of the bay are choppy.

Key Biscayne and Stiltsville are 15 minutes south. Star Island and the downtown skyline are 15 minutes north. The Rickenbacker Causeway bridge is visible from the waterfront.

Getting There

Coconut Grove is accessible from US-1 and Bayshore Drive. Free and metered street parking is available around the marina. The Coconut Grove Metrorail station connects to downtown. Rideshare from Brickell takes 10 minutes.

What Guests Love

  • A relaxed, local departure point away from the tourist crowds
  • The historic sailing culture and maritime charm of Dinner Key
  • Quick access to both Key Biscayne's nature and downtown Miami's skyline
  • Vizcaya Museum and Gardens visible from the water
  • Mercy's Sandbar, a local favorite for a quieter sandbar experience

Before & After Your Charter

  • Walk the tree-lined streets of CocoWalk for outdoor dining and boutique shopping
  • Visit Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, a stunning Italian Renaissance estate on the waterfront
  • Explore the Kampong, a historic botanical garden in the Grove
  • Catch live music at one of the Grove's neighborhood bars

Insider Tips

  • The Coconut Grove Arts Festival in February is one of the nation's top outdoor art festivals — combine it with a charter for a memorable weekend.
  • Dinner Key Marina is named after Pan American Airways, which operated seaplane flights to Havana from here in the 1930s and 40s.
  • The stretch between Coconut Grove and Key Biscayne passes the Vizcaya estate — your captain can slow down for photos of this National Historic Landmark from the water.

Mid-size yachts (48-55 feet) are popular from the Grove for their comfort and maneuverability. The bay here favors relaxed cruising over high-speed adventure.

Common Questions

Boat Rental in Coconut Grove — FAQ

Where do boats depart from in Coconut Grove?

Set out from the Coconut Grove waterfront, a charming neighborhood with a laid-back nautical culture. Cruise south toward Key Biscayne and Stiltsville or north to the Miami skyline and Star Island.

What is the best time of year for a boat charter in Coconut Grove?

Year-round. The Grove's protected bay location means calm waters most days.

What is included in a boat rental?

Captain, fuel, and crew are always included. What you see is what you pay — no hidden costs. Your experienced captain takes care of everything — navigation, anchoring, and local knowledge. Bring snacks, drinks, and sunscreen. Coolers and Bluetooth speakers come standard.

How long should I book a boat rental for?

A 4-hour rental is the sweet spot for most guests — enough time to cruise, swim, and soak up the sun without feeling rushed. Add extra hours for sandbar parties or island hopping.

How much does a boat rental in Coconut Grove cost?

Boat Rental prices in Coconut Grove start from $479 for a 2-4 hour charter. All prices include your captain, fuel, and crew — no hidden fees. Pricing varies by vessel size, duration, and season. Contact us for a personalized quote.

What is Mercy's Sandbar near Coconut Grove?

Mercy's Sandbar is a shallow area in Biscayne Bay popular with local boaters for anchoring and swimming. It is typically less crowded than Haulover Sandbar and offers calm, clear water in a scenic bay setting.

Is Coconut Grove good for a first-time boat rental?

Excellent. The calm bay waters, easy marina access, and relaxed pace make Coconut Grove one of the best departure points for first-time boaters in the Miami area.

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