The Miami Beach bachelor day, kept clean.

What a Miami Beach bachelor party charter costs

A private, whole-boat charter starts at $4,495 for a 4-hour window, with 6- and 8-hour windows published by vessel up to $12,912 for 8 hours. The rate is for the entire boat, not one guest, so the group splits a single number instead of buying individual tickets. The $4,495 floor is published on the fleet's two most compact vessels, the Azimut Deon 64' and the Prestige 68' — both a private day for a tighter group rather than a large-format flagship.

The South Beach route

The route frames South Beach, Star Island, and the Venetian Islands, moves into a sandbar or swim stop for the middle of the day, then turns back for a golden-hour skyline return. Boarding details and the exact route are confirmed by inquiry once your date and vessel are set. It's the same private, whole-boat shape as any Luxx bachelor day — board, water stop, return — with the visual frame set to Miami Beach instead of left open. Haulover keeps the middle hour loud; a quieter swim stop keeps it scenic instead, depending on what the group wants.

How group size works

Each vessel has a U.S. Coast Guard-set guest capacity, so no fixed headcount is published site-wide — tell Luxx the real group size when you inquire and the right boat for that count gets confirmed directly. Pricing stays tied to the vessel, not the guest count: the whole boat is priced as one charter from $4,495, so a fuller group brings the per-person cost down rather than adding a per-head fee.

What gets arranged for the day

Music or a DJ, food and catering, decor and photography, and water toys can all be added to the brief and confirmed for your specific vessel and date. None of it is sold as a fixed package — Luxx confirms scope and availability once the boat and date are set, the same way every add-on works across the fleet.

Booking the date

Send the date, group size, and whether the day should lean sandbar-loud or skyline-quiet, and Luxx matches the vessel and confirms the route before anything is treated as booked. Popular weekends and larger vessels tend to book first, so sending the date as soon as the group has one is the simplest way to protect the right boat.