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Aerial view of a superyacht marina between downtown Miami and Miami Beach
Destinations / North America

Miami

Miami has superyacht berths on the causeway between downtown and Miami Beach, a large marina at the south end of the beach, refit yards on the Miami River and the Miami International Boat Show.

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550 ft

Maximum vessel length at Yacht Haven Grande Miami

400 slips

Miami Beach Marina, vessels up to 250 ft

2,700 LT

Pearlson Ship-lift at RMK Merrill-Stevens North Yard

10 to 14 Feb 2027

Miami International Boat Show

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Marinas between downtown Miami and Miami Beach

Two marinas and the main boat show venue on the beach sit within about 6 km of each other. The refit yards are further west on the Miami River.

1
Yacht Haven Grande Miami at Island Gardens. 50 superyacht berths for vessels up to 550 ft. 838 MacArthur Causeway.
2
Miami Beach Marina. 400 slips for vessels up to 250 ft. 300 Alton Rd.
3
Miami Beach Convention Center. Boat show venue for boats up to 49 ft.
Seasons

Best months and weather

25°
46
Jan
26°
55
Feb
27°
62
Mar
29°
85
Apr
30°
161
May
32°
267
Jun
33°
187
Jul
33°
243
Aug
32°
260
Sep
30°
194
Oct
27°
90
Nov
26°
62
Dec
Peak seasonShoulder seasonOff seasonTop number: mean daily high, °C. Bars: rain, mm.

Rain and temperature are 1991 to 2020 monthly normals for Miami International Airport, from NOAA. Monthly high is the normal maximum temperature, rounded to the nearest degree. Hurricane season runs from 1 June to 30 November. Season bands are our own estimate.

Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.

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