Your team has seen the rooftop bar. They've done the steakhouse dinner and survived the hotel conference room with the sad coffee urn. Now picture the alternative: the whole company stepping aboard on Biscayne Bay, skyline behind them, champagne going around as Miami turns golden — a corporate event people talk about for years instead of forgetting by Monday. That's what a corporate yacht charter in Miami delivers, and as Miami's leading corporate charter specialist, we run them all season long: holiday parties, team retreats, product launches, client entertainment and executive offsites.

Here's the decision that shapes everything — and we're the rare company that offers both answers:

Option 1: One Showstopper — Commercial Event Yachts for 50 to 150+ Guests

When you want the whole company on one deck, we arrange commercial-certified event vessels — the only way to legally host more than 13 guests on a single boat. These are true floating venues: multiple decks, full bars, dance floors, dining setups and space for 150+ guests, with the certifications, insurance and professional crew that corporate events demand. One gangway, one venue, one unforgettable company night on the bay. Tell us your headcount and date — we'll present the certified vessels available for your event, with transparent per-event pricing.

Best for: holiday parties, company anniversaries, large product launches, all-hands celebrations of 50–200 guests.
Why it works: everyone together, full event production onboard, and boarding is as simple as a hotel — except the venue moves past the skyline.

Option 2: The Multi-Yacht Tie-Up — Miami's Most Unique Corporate Experience

This is our signature, and nothing else in corporate events feels like it: two, three or five luxury yachts cruising in formation, then rafting side-by-side into one floating private resort. Each yacht carries up to 13 guests; tied together they become departments mingling across decks, teams hopping boat to boat, jet skis running between them — a corporate event that is genuinely, photogenically unlike anything your company has done. We've run tie-ups of three superyachts for a single client in one day; this is what we're known for.

Best for: team retreats and offsites of 20–65 people, incentive rewards, leadership + teams events where mingling matters.
Why it works: luxury-yacht intimacy at group scale, natural team-building (each yacht becomes a crew), and the drone photo of your company's private flotilla is the internal-comms win of the year.

The Fleet Behind It — With Live Prices

60' Sea Ray — from $2,299 · The team-outing sweet spot: reward a department, host key clients, or celebrate a closed deal.
68' Galeon 2025 — from $5,300 · Our corporate workhorse: brand-new, flybridge, boardroom-elegant salon — impressive without trying.
88' Princess — from $5,100 · Superyacht presence for client entertainment and VIP hosting.
110' Horizon — from $6,400 & 135' Baglietto — from $8,700 · The flagship tier — anchor vessels for flotillas or the executive statement piece.

Browse all 72 yachts with live prices on our fleet page, or see the full Miami yacht pricing guide.

Full Event Production, One Invoice

Corporate events live or die on logistics — so our concierge handles all of it, and your accounting team gets one consolidated, itemized invoice:

Catering & open bar — from cocktail-style platters to plated dinners and premium bar packages, with private chefs available onboard.
Branding & décor — company colors, banners, step-and-repeat setups, custom touches for launches.
AV & presentations — sound systems on every yacht; screens and mic setups arranged for launches and toasts.
Photographer & content — professional coverage, drone shots of the flotilla, next-day highlight reels.
Transportation — Sprinters and luxury transfers from office or hotel to the dock and back.
Entertainment — DJs, live music, jet skis and water toys for the retreat crowd.

What Does a Corporate Yacht Event in Miami Cost?

Honest anchors from our live rates: a team outing on a 60-footer starts at $2,299 for 4 hours — under $180 per person with a full boat. A superyacht client event runs $5,100–$8,700 on our 88–135 ft tier. Multi-yacht tie-ups are priced per vessel (two 68–88 footers typically land in the $10,000–$15,000 range for the full flotilla), and commercial event vessels for 100–200 guests are quoted per event based on date, duration and production — always itemized, never padded. Corporate dates book earliest in November–December (holiday parties) and around Art Basel, F1 and the Boat Show, so lock those windows early.

Corporate Charter FAQs

Can you host more than 13 people? Yes — that's exactly what our two formats solve: commercial-certified vessels take 150+ on one boat, and tie-ups scale 13 guests per yacht across as many yachts as you need.

Can we run a presentation or product demo onboard? Absolutely — AV, screens and mic setups are arranged in advance, and the salon of a 68–110 ft yacht makes a striking floating stage.

Do you provide invoices and work with procurement? Yes. Itemized proposals, consolidated invoicing, certificates of insurance on request — we work with corporate procurement and EAs every week.

How far ahead should we book? For holiday parties and event weeks (Art Basel, F1), 6–8 weeks. For a team outing on the regular fleet, 2–3 weeks is usually comfortable.

What if the weather turns? Your captain monitors conditions and we reschedule when safety requires — corporate dates get priority rebooking.

How to Get Your Proposal

1. Send the corporate inquiry form — the occasion is pre-selected.
2. In the comments: headcount, date, occasion (holiday party, retreat, launch, client event) — and whether one big vessel or a tie-up fleet appeals more (unsure? we'll propose both).
3. Our corporate concierge replies with a tailored, itemized proposal — vessels, catering, production, transport — usually the same day.

Your next company event can be the one everyone remembers. Request your corporate proposal, browse the fleet, or explore our experiences.

One boat or a fleet of them — either way, the conference room never stood a chance.