Miami Beach, with room for the whole group.

What a Miami Beach group charter costs

A private Miami Beach group charter starts at $4,495 for a 4-hour, whole-boat window — the same published floor as every vessel in the fleet — with 6- and 8-hour windows priced by boat up to $12,912 for 8 hours on the flagship Azimut Daniella+ 100'. That single rate covers the entire yacht for your time on the water, so a fuller guest list brings the per-person cost down instead of raising the total. The number that actually applies to your date depends on which vessel fits the group, not on how many people are aboard it — Luxx confirms the exact figure once your headcount and date are in the brief.

Which vessel fits a bigger Miami Beach group

This page is about the headcount question specifically, not a themed milestone — Luxx also runs separate Miami Beach pages for birthdays, bachelorette weekends, and bachelor parties if one of those fits your day better. Group size, not the occasion, is what actually picks the boat here. The fleet's two most compact published vessels, the Azimut Deon 64' and the Prestige 68', sit at that same $4,495 floor and suit a tighter Miami Beach gathering easily. A fuller guest list points toward the other end of the lineup: the Rodman w/ Jacuzzi 110', the largest published vessel in the fleet (see the Rodman 110' page for its own rate windows), and the flagship Azimut Daniella+ 100' close behind it, both built to carry a full guest list without anyone feeling stacked on the deck. The Marquis 66', the Azimut Contemp "Flame 2 Sea" 90', and the Leopard 94' fill in the rest of the fleet between those two ends — the fleet page lists every published rate by vessel if you want to compare all seven side by side. Whatever your real number is, send it with your date; the group-size guide covers how that vessel-matching works in more detail. When even the largest single boat isn't enough for the count you have, a multi-vessel charter is the next step, priced the same per-boat way and confirmed once Luxx has your real numbers.

The South Beach line, with more of the group along for it

The visual part of a Miami Beach charter — South Beach to one side, then a turn for the skyline as the light drops — runs about the same regardless of which vessel you book; a bigger group just means more people are actually on deck to watch it happen. The Miami Beach area page already covers the neighborhood's landmarks and general visual frame; the only thing this page adds is what a fuller guest list changes about that picture, which in practice is just more room needed on deck, not a different route. The Star Island route is the specific leg most Miami Beach charters use for that closing skyline turn.

How to brief a Miami Beach group charter

Three things move a Miami Beach group charter from a question to a confirmed date: the date itself, your real headcount, and whether the day should lean toward sandbar energy or a quieter skyline run. Luxx checks availability against the vessel that actually fits, then replies with the confirmed boat, the rate, and the route before anything is treated as booked. Catering, music, decor, and transfers work the same way as everywhere else on this site — each one priced and confirmed in writing once the vessel and date are set, never bundled into the rate without asking first. The group charter page covers occasion-specific add-ons like graduation season and retirement celebrations if either applies to your day.