Island Queen Millionaire's Row Sightseeing Cruise

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1-2 hours

Take to the clear waters and see Miami’s best bits from the comfort of a yacht.

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What you'll do

This 90-minute Millionaire’s Row Cruise takes in the homes of the rich and famous, as well as all the sights that the city is famous for, like those long stretches of sandy beach and striking Art Deco buildings.

Island Queen Cruises will give you insight into the high life of Miami in an unforgettable cruise through their neighborhoods. Picture yourself cruising along Millionaire's Row, Miami's ritzy residential area. The views are stunning and you’ll get to see the homes of celebrities, entrepreneurs, and movie stars lining the crystal coastline.

There’s simply nothing like the Miami Millionaire's Row cruise! Island Queen Cruises offers this experience that gets you up close and personal to seafront mansions and the famous Miami skyline. The stunning sunset views are nothing short of romantic, or great for a solo trip or with the family. Don’t miss out on this amazing cruise!

There's something equally exciting and extravagant about a guided tour narrated simultaneously in both English and Spanish. That's what you'll get with this Millionaire's Row Miami scenic cruise. The in-depth history of the Biscayne Bay area mixed with the luxurious views of Port of Miami, Fisher Island, Miami Beach, Millionaire’s Row, and much more.

These Miami houses are more than just houses, they’re compounds and you'll get a taste for how the rich and famous life when you catch a glimpse. The yacht offers an air-conditioned lower deck with picture windows and an open upper deck so you can see the Miami skyline in the fresh air. You can also purchase soft drinks, cocktails, and snacks aboard.

Millionaire’s Row Miami Cruise highlights

Venetian Islands

The luxury islands straddling Biscayne Bay embody idyllic tropical living. Get a sneak peek into the exclusive lifestyle of the rich and famous!

Star Island

From extravagant mansions to crystal-clear, turquoise waters, this aptly named island is not to be missed. Be sure to keep your eyes out for its star-studded residents.

Port of Miami

At the heart of historic Dodge Island lays PortMiami, the 11th largest cargo container port in the United States.

Fisher Island

What do Oprah Winfrey, Boris Becker, and Julia Roberts all have in common? You guessed it – they have all lived on Fisher Island.

Palm Island

Let the views of Al Capone and Barbara Walters's former residences leave you breathless.

Hibiscus Island

Famously known for its Latin Quarter, aka "hot spot" that has historically showcased some of the most celebrated entertainment stars in the world like Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Jerry Lewis, and many more!

Bayfront Park

This 32-acre urban park in Downtown Miami welcomes residents and vacationers alike to bike along its banks and shop in the waterfront mall and features a range of impressive monuments and memorials.

Kaseya Center

This sports and entertainment multi-purpose arena hosts a range of events from Disney on Ice to NBA matches.

Miami Herald Building

The Miami Herald has become an intriguing part of Miami's historic past – winning its Pulitzer Prize in 1950 and it now serves as Miami’s longest-published newspaper.

Miami Beach

Arguably one of the most visited outdoor spots in South Florida, this lush beach gives you a new perspective on celebrity-dom – just check out the quirky models and celebrity statues to see what we mean.

Frost Museum of Science

From human anatomy to wildlife wonders, this fun-filled knowledge hub will leave you enlightened and awestruck.

Facts

The Port of Miami is known as the cruise capital of the world because of the volume of cruise ships that dock there.
Miami was founded by a woman, Julia Tuttle, who is known as the 'Mother of Miami'.
There are over 800 Art Deco-style buildings in the city.

What's included

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Enjoy a 90-minute Miami boat tour to see the city from the water.
Narrated Miami sightseeing tour in English and Spanish included.
See Miami celebrity homes along the way.