The smallest boat, the most private day.
Two different vessels tie for the fleet's lowest published rate in Miami: $4,495 for a 4-hour, whole-boat charter. The Azimut Deon 64' and the Prestige 68' both carry that exact figure, plus matching $6,293 six-hour and $7,642 eight-hour windows, so their rate cards line up window for window. The charter is booked by the boat, not by headcount, so two guests board the same private vessel a larger party would. Luxx Miami Yacht Charters confirms which of the two fits your date, then sets the route once you send your group size.
Published rates up front, details confirmed for your date.
Sourced 4, 6, and 8-hour vessel rates are published; departure details, special requests, final quote, and final route timing are confirmed by inquiry. Each vessel has a U.S. Coast Guard-set guest capacity - tell us your group size when you inquire and we'll confirm the right boat.
- Rate windows4H from $4,495; 6H and 8H by vessel; custom by inquiry
- Group sizeEach vessel has a U.S. Coast Guard-set guest capacity - tell us your group size when you inquire and we'll confirm the right boat.
- Routeconfirmed by inquiry
The day, hour by hour.
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MiddayBiscayne Bay
Board the boat, not a headcount
Two guests board the same private vessel a larger party would.
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AfternoonBiscayne Bay
Deon 64' or Prestige 68'
Both tie the fleet's lowest rate, so the choice comes down to layout, not price.
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Late afternoonBiscayne Bay
Add-ons by request
A slower sunset route, decor, or photography can all be added to the brief.
How much does a private charter for two cost in Miami?
A charter for two is priced at the fleet's lowest published rate: $4,495 for a 4-hour, whole-boat charter, shared exactly by the Azimut Deon 64' and the Prestige 68'. Both vessels list identical six- and eight-hour windows too, $6,293 and $7,642, the only matching rate card in the fleet rather than two separate low bids.
The Miami yacht charter cost guide walks through how every vessel's rate compares across the fleet; this page stays narrowly on the two that tie for the floor. Send your date and Luxx Miami Yacht Charters confirms the final quote once the vessel, duration, and route are set.
Which boat suits two people better: the Deon 64' or the Prestige 68'?
Price won't break the tie, so the difference comes down to layout. The Azimut Deon 64' is called "the nimble day boat" on its own page, and its gallery is mostly on-deck and underway shots, with a salon, galley, and stateroom appearing only in its last three frames. The Prestige 68' is called "the golden-hour cruiser," and its smaller gallery gives interior space more relative weight, framing a galley, a stateroom, and a head alongside the exterior shots.
For a shorter, simpler run on the water, the Deon 64' matches what its own gallery emphasizes. For a slower day with an interior to retreat to, the Prestige 68' does. See the Azimut Deon 64' page or the Prestige 68' page for the full gallery and route notes on each.
Is the Prestige 68' really the fleet's smallest yacht?
Not quite. By length, the Azimut Deon 64' is the single shortest vessel in the fleet at 64 feet. The Marquis 66' comes next at 66 feet — two feet shorter than the Prestige 68' — though its 4-hour charter runs $64 more than the shared floor, at $4,559. The Prestige 68', at 68 feet, is the fleet's third-shortest vessel, and it's back on that $4,495 floor with the Deon 64'.
From there the fleet runs up through the 90-, 94-, and 100-foot range to the 110-foot Rodman at the top end. The full band, floor to flagship, is broken out on Miami yacht charter by size.
Can decor, photography, or a slower route be added?
Yes. A slower sunset route, a decor touch, or a photography request can all be added to the charter brief for either vessel. None of these ride inside the published $4,495 rate — each is priced and confirmed in writing once your date, vessel, and request are set.
"For two" describes the fleet's lowest-priced entry point, not a hard limit on guests. The same boat works for a couple or a few more people before a larger vessel makes more sense; for a bigger group, the full fleet lists the rest of the vessels at their own published rates.
How do you book a charter for two?
Start with the date, the number of guests, and whichever of the two boats caught your eye — or let Luxx suggest one once those details are in. Send the brief and the vessel, route, and final quote are confirmed in writing before anything is treated as booked.
Is a private charter for two priced differently than a bigger group's?
What's the real difference between the Deon 64' and the Prestige 68'?
Does "for two" mean the charter is limited to two guests?
Can add-ons like a slower sunset route or decor be arranged?
Which is the smaller yacht: the Prestige 68' or the Marquis 66'?
Extras, confirmed for your date.
Open a request file to see how each extra is arranged, then add the note to your brief. Availability, scope, and any pricing are confirmed for your vessel and date.
Tell Luxx the sound or entertainment note. Scope and availability are confirmed by inquiry.
Open the request file Food & cateringAdd the hospitality detail; Luxx confirms the menu, scope, and any pricing for your date.
Open the request file Decor & photographyAdd the celebration or production request. Luxx confirms what fits the vessel and date.
Open the request file Water toysAsk what can be arranged for the day; Luxx confirms it for your vessel and date.
Open the request file Transportation & transfersAdd the arrival or transfer note; Luxx confirms what can be arranged for your date and group.
Send the date and we will protect the moment.
Each vessel has a U.S. Coast Guard-set guest capacity - tell us your group size when you inquire and we'll confirm the right boat.