How To Rent A Boat In Miami (5 Easy Steps)
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If you are looking for a fun way to spend a day, chartering a boat in Miami is a great option. Here I leave you five easy steps on how to rent a boat in Miami.
1. Choose a boat rental Miami company
In order to find the right boat rental company, there are several things you need to consider. Follow these 5 easy steps to ensure your yacht charter experience is as smooth as possible!
Make sure the company is legitimate.
You can do this in several ways. Call several boat rental companies and speak to a representative, find them on social media like: Instagram, Google or TripAdvisor and read some of their reviews to make sure other people have used their service before.
Visit the boat rental location in person and ask them to give you a tour of the boat you plan to rent. Most of the companies that offer the boat rental service in Miami should not have any problem with this query if they are really legitimate.
2. Find a boat that suits your needs.
Take a look at the inventory.
Most of the companies that rent boats in Miami should have boats of different sizes with different specifications. Choose the one you like the most but ask if it is available for the date you want to rent it. However, he also asks if the boat includes anything else, the vast majority of boats should include the following: Private captain, crew, water, ice. and water toys among other things…
Make sure you bring the correct number of guests.
Due to United States Coast Guard (USCG) laws). The limit of passengers allowed on a boat that participates in a bareboat charter is up to 13 people, that is, the person who rented the boat plus 12 guests, this adds up to a total of 13 passengers.
book it
Once you’ve found the perfect boat, you should book it before anyone else. The booking process should be very easy, most boat rental companies will ask you to send a deposit to secure your boat. This deposit is usually between 20% and 50%. of the full price. Be sure to always ask for some type of confirmation or receipt.
3. Read and sign the boat rental agreement.
Read and sign the agreement.
You will most likely be asked to read and sign a contract. This is just an agreement between you and the Miami boat rental company. This stipulates all the parameters to be followed during the charter period.
In this agreement you should also find a list with the names of several captains that the charterer (you) will have to choose from. The United States Coast Guard (USCG) stipulates that the captain cannot be assigned by the boat rental company, the charterer must be the one who chooses his captain. Once you’ve read and signed your contract, you’re ready to finish paying and start enjoying it!
4. Pay the boat rental fee.
Pay the remaining balance.
Once you are on board and ready to go and the signed agreement has been read, you are ready to set sail. Most of the boat rental companies in Miami offer different payment methods, some of them are: Zell, Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, Apple Pay. Many companies accept credit or debit card as a form of payment. Any of these options should be fine but we always recommend that you make your payment in cash,
5. Enjoy your boat rental experience in Miami
Now is when the fun begins!
Once on board the fun begins, you have many options you can choose from, for example you can take different tours: Star Island, Palm Island and Hibiscus Island Tour, which are well known for amazing mansions and beautiful houses with exquisite architecture and modern. You can also cruise the famous Miami Downtown and River, maybe swim in the warm waters of Marine Stadium,
You can also ask the captain to take you to one of the many restaurants along the Miami River. Your captain will always give you the best recommendation but we recommend: Kiki On The River, Casablanca Restaurant or American Social on the River. I promise you will love the menu.
If you follow these 5 easy steps on how to rent a boat in Miami. Your chances of having a great day on the water are increased by 99%. However, always remember to follow all security measures and maintain a positive and responsible attitude. Renta de botes en Miami
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