From Miami to Miami.

Miami is the cultural heart of southern Florida, a cosmopolitan hub that blends Latin American flavor with American energy. From the vibrant art deco streets of South Beach to Little Havana’s cafés and music-filled sidewalks, the city thrums with life. Fine dining, fashion, world-class sports, and white sand beaches make it a destination in itself. Before you set sail, stroll the waterfront promenade, explore art districts, or simply bask in Miami’s iconic tropical buzz.

Pumpkin Key is a private island gem in the northern Keys. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters and framed by lush palms, it is an oasis of privacy and luxury. Anchor in turquoise shallows, swim and snorkel vibrant reefs, or simply enjoy the stillness. For those who crave exclusivity, Pumpkin Key delivers with serene landscapes, first-class facilities, and pure escape from the mainland.

Key Largo, the “Diving Capital of the World,” is a playground for water lovers. John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park offers miles of protected snorkeling and scuba sites, while the Everglades tempt with kayaking among mangroves and glimpses of alligators. On land, stroll through hammock forests, cycle trails, or relax in easygoing waterfront taverns. Fishing, sundown cocktails, and reef adventures make Key Largo unforgettable.

Islamorada, a cluster of six islands, balances laid-back charm with endless activity. Known for world-class sportfishing and bright blue waters, it is also home to diving museums, art galleries, and local breweries. Wander Indian Key Historic State Park, visit Crocodile Lake Refuge, or indulge in the Keys’ famous key lime pie. Islamorada delivers both energy and serenity, with a warm welcome in every harbor.

Elliott Key is the northernmost island of the Florida Keys, nestled within Biscayne National Park. Once a pioneer settlement for pineapple farming, it is now a pristine retreat with hiking trails, hidden picnic spots, and excellent fishing. Walk Spite Highway, a six-mile trail through a maritime forest. For yacht charter guests, Elliott Key offers a slower rhythm and a return to simplicity.

Coconut Grove sits along Biscayne Bay, a leafy and artistic enclave within Miami. Known for its lush tropical feel, upscale boutiques, and waterfront dining, it offers a chic pause between sailing days. The marina buzzes with boating culture, while tree-lined streets hum with cafés, galleries, and nightlife. Whether sipping cocktails by the bay or strolling shaded avenues, Coconut Grove is relaxed sophistication at its best.

Sail a short distance back to Miami and return to the vibrancy of the city. With its beaches, buzzing districts, sports, and endless culinary diversity, it is the perfect place to celebrate the close of your charter. Spend the evening enjoying waterfront dining or toasting the skyline at sunset.

Disembark in Miami after a final morning on deck. Whether extending your stay or flying out, the city offers countless options: from Little Havana’s Cuban coffee to high-end shopping, from white sand beaches to art festivals. Miami is both a gateway and a destination, leaving you with memories of the Keys’ turquoise waters and island charm.