Dynasty’s yacht fleet spans more than 20 vessels, with hourly rates from $2,800 for a 13-passenger yacht up to $12,000 for the largest 30-passenger option. Two of the biggest yachts are quoted as a flat daily rate instead: $8,500 and $10,900 per day. Rates scale mainly with passenger capacity and vessel size, and Dynasty confirms the exact total once it knows your date and group.
Yacht rental cost in Miami (quick answer)
Dynasty prices most of its yacht fleet by the hour, with only its two largest vessels quoted as a flat daily rate. Across more than 20 yachts, hourly rates run from $2,800 to $12,000 depending on size and passenger capacity, while the two daily-rate yachts sit at $8,500 and $10,900. Passenger capacity ranges from 12-13 guests on the smaller yachts up to 30 on the largest, and the fleet includes well-known builders like Azimut, Pershing, Prestige, Lazzara, Fairline, Numarine, Horizon, Johnson Rice, and Princess.
Prices by yacht size
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Passenger capacity |
Hourly rate range |
Example yachts |
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Up to 13 passengers |
$2,800–$5,800/hour |
64′ Fairline, 68′ Azimut The One, 82′ Pershing |
|
Up to 25 passengers |
$4,400–$8,900/hour |
80′ Azimut, 84′ Lazzara Chip, 90′ Pershing |
|
Up to 30 passengers |
$7,100–$12,000/hour, or $8,500–$10,900/day |
110′ Horizon, 103′ Johnson Rice, 100′ Princess, 105′ Azimut |
Within each tier, price varies by the specific yacht’s age, brand, and features rather than passenger count alone, which is why two yachts with the same capacity can be priced thousands of dollars apart. Browse the fullyacht fleet to compare specific vessels and current availability.
Hourly charters
The bulk of Dynasty’s fleet, more than a dozen yachts accommodating up to 13 passengers, is priced between $2,800 and $5,800 an hour, making this the most accessible entry point for a smaller group. Moving up to yachts that seat up to 25 passengers, rates run from $4,400 to $8,900 an hour, covering vessels like the 80′ Azimut, 84′ Lazzara Chip, and 90′ Pershing. At the top of the fleet, yachts seating up to 30 passengers run from $7,100 to $12,000 an hour. Hourly charters work well for shorter outings like a sunset cruise or a half-day celebration where a full day on the water isn’t the goal, and they let you book exactly the number of hours your plans call for.
Daily charters
Two of Dynasty’s largest yachts break from the hourly model and are quoted as a flat daily rate instead: $8,500 and $10,900 per day. Both seat up to 30 passengers, the same capacity as the highest hourly-priced yachts in the fleet, but the daily structure suits groups planning to spend a full day on the water rather than a shorter window. If you’re deciding between an hourly vessel and one of these two, it’s worth doing the math against your planned charter length. A full day on an hourly-rate yacht in the 30-passenger tier can end up costing more than one of the flat daily rates, so comparing both before booking is worth the extra step.
What’s included & add-ons
Across Dynasty’s fleet, the published rate covers the vessel itself for the booked window along with its captain and crew. Fuel for standard local cruising is typically part of that base rate, though confirm this directly for your specific yacht and planned route, especially if you’re considering a longer trip beyond Biscayne Bay or out toward Key Biscayne. Add-ons that commonly sit outside the base rate include catering and bar packages, water toys, a DJ or sound system upgrade, and decor for a celebration like a birthday or engagement. Photography or videography is worth asking about as well if you’re planning to document the day. Gratuity for the captain and crew is also handled separately from the charter rate itself, and is worth factoring into your total budget rather than treating as an afterthought.
Sample cost for a group day
For a group of around 25 people wanting a full day on the water, a yacht in the 25-passenger tier fits comfortably. Booking one of these vessels for 8 hours at a mid-range rate of roughly $6,000/hour works out to about $48,000 for the vessel alone. By comparison, a group of 30 booking one of the two daily-rate yachts avoids that hourly math entirely: a flat $8,500 or $10,900 covers the full day regardless of exactly how many hours you end up using, which can work out considerably more affordable than the equivalent hours on an hourly-rate yacht in the same capacity tier.
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How much does it cost to rent a yacht in Miami?
Dynasty’s fleet of more than 20 yachts ranges from $2,800 to $12,000 an hour depending on size and passenger capacity, with two of the largest vessels quoted at $8,500 and $10,900 per day instead.
Is it cheaper to book hourly or daily?
It depends on how many hours you need. For a full day, the two daily-rate yachts can work out cheaper than booking a similarly sized hourly vessel for the same number of hours, so it’s worth comparing both before deciding.
Are captain and crew included?
Yes, the published rate for each yacht includes the vessel with its captain and crew. Confirm fuel coverage and any route restrictions for your specific vessel when you book.
What extras cost more?
Catering and bar packages, water toys, entertainment, decor, and gratuity typically sit outside the base charter rate for any yacht in the fleet, and are worth confirming ahead of time so your total budget doesn’t come as a surprise.
