Visit Star Island by yacht We set sail along Biscayne Bay bordering the Downtown/Brickell skyline and the Port of Miami. En route we cruise the famous “millionaires’ row,” where you’ll see waterfront mansions and superyachts on Palm Island and Hibiscus Island—a perfect stretch for photos and video. When you arrive at Star Island, the atmosphere changes: the waters tend to look bluer and calmer thanks to the protection of the islands and the shallow depths. Here you can: Enjoy wide views of the skyline and South Beach. Take a slow walk to identify celebrity homes and iconic architecture. Anchor for swimming and relax in serene and turquoise waters. What to expect : smooth sailing, many photogenic points, curiosities about the properties and a tour that combines luxury, nature and city in a single stretch. Star Island is one of Miami’s most iconic landmarks, with a water color that looks amazing at any time of day, especially at sunset.

Visit Haulover Sandbar by yacht We set sail on Biscayne Bay and sail north on the Intracoastal Waterway, past islands and neighborhoods such as Venetian Islands, North Bay Village, Normandy Isles and Bal Harbour. It is a photogenic stretch with bridges, marinas and waterfront mansions. Crossing the Haulover Inlet, we arrive at the famous Haulover Sandbar. What is Haulover Sandbar? A shallow, clear and turquoise sandbank, ideal for anchoring, swimming and enjoying the beachy atmosphere in the middle of the canal. Depending on the tide, the water usually reaches the waist/knee, perfect for relaxing and taking photos. The best thing to do here Swim and float in calm, crystal clear water. Turn your music to moderate volume and relax on board. Photos with Haulover Bridge and Sunny Isles skyline in the background. Play with water toys (floats, paddle, etc.)