MIAMI BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE
A Sunlit Run Along Miami’s Millionaire Row and Key Biscayne Aboard a Sea Ray 44 Fly Bridge
Choose a 2-hour scenic loop past waterfront mansions or a 4-hour island stop to swim—this guide explains the route options, timing rules and what to expect aboard the Bruschi Boat Rental Sea Ray 44 Fly Bridge.
A Sunlit Run Along Miami’s Millionaire Row and Key Biscayne Aboard a Sea Ray 44 Fly Bridge.
In Miami, the Sea Ray 44 Fly Bridge is a platform for two very different afternoons: a brisk 2-hour sightseeing circuit that tracks past the city’s waterfront estates or the Rusty Pelican skyline, and a longer 4-hour outing that lets you anchor at an island and get in the water. The boat blends comfortable, yachtlike lines with straightforward day-cruise itineraries—arrive on time and pick the route that fits how you want to spend your hours on the bay.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Millionaire Row: A Two-Hour Coastal Sweep
The 2-hour option includes a classic loop around Miami’s famous waterfront mansions—an efficient window into the city’s most extravagant real-estate frontiers.
Key Biscayne & The Rusty Pelican View
An alternate 2-hour route frames the downtown skyline from Key Biscayne, with a scheduled stop near the Rusty Pelican where the boat may anchor briefly—typically 20–30 minutes if time allows.
Four Hours to Anchor and Swim
Upgrade to the 4-hour cruise to anchor at an island and get in the water—a longer, more leisurely option for swimmers and groups wanting to linger offshore.
What the day feels like
What the Trip Feels Like
This is a compact, purpose-built day cruise: choose a 2-hour scenic loop to sample Miami’s coastal glamour or take a 4-hour excursion that trades speed for an anchored swim stop. The Sea Ray 44 Fly Bridge offers comfortable vantage points for city views and sun-facing decks for lazing while the captain maneuvers between landmarks.
THE ROUTE
Millionaire Row: A Two-Hour Coastal Sweep
The 2-hour option includes a classic loop around Miami’s famous waterfront mansions—an efficient window into the city’s most extravagant real-estate frontiers.
THE SKYLINE
Key Biscayne & The Rusty Pelican View
An alternate 2-hour route frames the downtown skyline from Key Biscayne, with a scheduled stop near the Rusty Pelican where the boat may anchor briefly—typically 20–30 minutes if time allows.
THE WATER
Four Hours to Anchor and Swim
Upgrade to the 4-hour cruise to anchor at an island and get in the water—a longer, more leisurely option for swimmers and groups wanting to linger offshore.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits—and what to keep in mind before you book.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Tours run as 2-hour excursions (choose Millionaire Row or the Key Biscayne skyline near the Rusty Pelican) or as 4-hour trips that include an island anchor for swimming.
If you plan to anchor and get in the water on a 4-hour booking, bring swimwear and towels; otherwise bring sun protection and arrive ready to board at the scheduled departure time.
Boats depart on time. Rentals follow specific start times; arrivals more than one hour late may be recorded as no-shows without refund.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long are the Sea Ray 44 Fly Bridge tours?
You can book either a 2-hour tour or a 4-hour tour.
What does the 2-hour tour cover?
The 2-hour option includes either a loop around Millionaire Row or a skyline view from Key Biscayne by the Rusty Pelican, with a brief anchor of about 20–30 minutes if time allows.
Can we swim on the trip?
Yes—if you book the 4-hour outing the boat can anchor at an island and passengers may get in the water.
Who operates the Sea Ray 44 Fly Bridge in Miami?
The boat is operated by Bruschi Boat Rental in Miami.
What is the policy on late arrivals?
The boat departs on schedule; if you arrive more than one hour late you may be considered a no-show and not receive a refund.
How long will the boat anchor near the Rusty Pelican?
On the Key Biscayne route, the boat may anchor near the Rusty Pelican for roughly 20–30 minutes if time allows.