MIAMI WATER ACTIVITIES FIELD GUIDE
Wakehouse Miami: Build Your Own Miami Water Day
A private, fully customizable charter from Coconut Grove Marina letting you wakesurf, cruise Biscayne Bay, visit sandbars and design the hours and stops that suit your celebration.
Wakehouse Miami: Build Your Own Miami Water Day.
Miami’s shallow bays and glittering sandbars make for an island-dotted playground; this private Wakehouse Miami charter hands you the controls. Tailor the hours, the mix of wakesurfing and lounging, and the route—whether you aim to surf mellow wake lines, anchor at a photogenic sandbar, or simply cruise Biscayne Bay with music and friends.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Personalized Wakesurf Sessions
The charter centers on wakesurfing with premium boards and coaching available for first-timers and intermediates alike; you decide how much time you spend getting up on the wave versus relaxing onboard.
Cruising Biscayne Bay and Sandbar Stops
Navigate shallow flats and photo-ready sandbars for swims, sunbathing, and pictures—stops are selected to match your group's rhythm and the captain’s judgment of conditions.
Boutique, Tailor-Made Experience
A licensed USCG captain and crew host run the outing: fuel, premium gear, curated music, healthy beverages and small comforts are included so you can focus on the day you designed.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
You gather at Coconut Grove Marina, meet the captain and crew, and set off into Biscayne Bay—alternating wakesurf sets tailored to your group with relaxed anchorings at sandbars for swimming, photos and music. The outing is modular: more surf time, more cruising, or a mix of both, shaped by your schedule and celebration.
THE SPORT
Personalized Wakesurf Sessions
The charter centers on wakesurfing with premium boards and coaching available for first-timers and intermediates alike; you decide how much time you spend getting up on the wave versus relaxing onboard.
THE ROUTE
Cruising Biscayne Bay and Sandbar Stops
Navigate shallow flats and photo-ready sandbars for swims, sunbathing, and pictures—stops are selected to match your group's rhythm and the captain’s judgment of conditions.
THE SERVICE
Boutique, Tailor-Made Experience
A licensed USCG captain and crew host run the outing: fuel, premium gear, curated music, healthy beverages and small comforts are included so you can focus on the day you designed.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this is for—and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The charter is private and customizable—official listings note multi‑hour outings; confirm minimum and chosen hours at booking and arrive early for check-in and forms.
Bring swimwear (one-piece recommended for wakesurfing), sunglasses, a hat and an optional waterproof phone pouch. Guests may bring snacks and drinks but should avoid glass and strongly staining items.
The operator provides a licensed USCG captain, crew host, premium wakesurf gear, fuel, healthy beverages with ice, safety equipment, towels and an onboard restroom; avoid single-use plastics and bring reef-safe sunscreen when possible.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How many people can I bring on the boat?
Most charters accommodate up to six guests.
Is there a restroom onboard?
Yes, the boat includes an onboard restroom.
What does the charter include?
A licensed USCG captain, dedicated crew host, premium wakesurf gear, fuel, healthy beverages + ice, safety equipment, towels, non-plastic cups and reef-safe sunscreen on request.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Safety is prioritized: if conditions are unsafe the captain will reschedule with no charge; policies distinguish light rain (experience may continue) from unsafe conditions that require postponement.
What is the booking and cancellation policy?
You can book online and will receive a confirmation with marina details and liability forms; full refunds are available for cancellations 72+ hours before the charter while reservations made within 72 hours are non‑refundable, with weather-related reschedules handled without additional cost.
Is wakesurfing hard to learn?
Wakesurfing is generally beginner-friendly: it uses slower speeds than many board sports, has soft falls, no bindings, and most first-timers stand up quickly with basic coaching.
What should I not bring aboard?
Please avoid glass items, cigarettes or illegal substances, firearms or weapons, and strongly colored or staining items; guests are also asked to avoid single-use plastics to protect marine life.