Miami yacht charters for your guests—and ways to join.

Plan a birthday, dinner, or day with your own group, or explore a shared experience where you can meet new people. Dates and vessels are discussed after we know what you are looking for.

Bring the party, or join the table.

Tell us whether you want to host or attend. We will point you to the right kind of inquiry.

Join a hosted outing.

Explore the shared formats, then apply for one that interests you. Applications are reviewed for each Miami experience; applying does not guarantee an invitation.

Explore shared experiences

Make it your guest list.

Send your date or flexibility, estimated group size, and occasion. AFT will check relevant Miami partner-vessel options and current availability.

Explore private charters

Start with the occasion, then the boat.

Your reason for coming aboard determines the first questions. A shared event has a guest-list review; a private charter starts with the needs of your group.

Joining a shared event?

Tell us which format interests you, what you hope to get from it, and when you are generally available. Applications are reviewed against the intent and capacity of a specific Miami experience.

Planning a private charter?

Describe your timing, guest count, occasion, and priorities for the day. Those details help us assess partner-vessel options.

Not booked yet

Dates, departure points, vessel options, and capacity vary. A submission starts the review; it does not confirm an invitation, reservation, vessel, route, or availability.

Find the right starting point.

Apply as a guest or ask about hosting. The next steps are different.

Invite-only shared yacht experiences

Choose a hosted format and apply. An invitation includes an optional complimentary guest, subject to guest-list review.

Private yacht charters

Bring your timing, guest count, occasion, and budget so we can discuss relevant options.

Bay, skyline, or an ocean outlook?

Our Miami bay and Atlantic planning guide helps you turn that preference into useful questions for the operator.

Tell us who is coming.

Your own guests for a private charter—or just you, applying to join a shared experience.