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Sunset Harbour Yacht Club

• Total Slips: 125
• Min Length: 35'
• Max Length: 210'
• Approach Depth: 8'
• Dock Depth: 8'
• Fitness Center / Health Club
• Golf Nearby
• Groceries Nearby
• Launch Ramp/Service
• Laundry Facilities
• Medical Facilities Nearby
• Picnic Area
• Post Office Nearby
• Restaurant Nearby
• Service/Maintenance
• Swimming Pool
• Travel Lift
• Water Sport Rental

Rates / Policies

2020 Rates: Daily: 0-49′: $5/ft/day 60′ – 79′: $6/ft/day 80′ – 100′: $7/ft/day 101’+: $9/ft/day

Day Special Events: $8/ft Min. 5 days

Monthly: 60′ and under- $55/ft 65′ to 80′- $60/ft Over 90′- $65/ft

Electricity is metered and will be billed for usage Holding tank pump-out: $15 (55 and under) $20- 55′ and over Daily electricity sall be billed at $15/day for the first cord and $25/day for two cords.

Large boats will be charged on an individual basis.

Cancellation Policy: Sunset Harbor Yacht Club requires a 48hr cancellation for a full refund to be issued. Special events and holidays are not eligible for refunds unless cancellations are requested more than 30 days out.

Additional Information

• Mega Yacht Slips
• Fax: 305-398-6801
• Latitude:  25.79473
• Longitude:  -80.14457

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AMIDST THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE of booming Miami Beach, a secluded paradise awaits. Sunset Harbour Yacht Club (SHYC) overlooks a stunning view of Biscayne Bay where the Venetian Islands meet Miami's cityscape. This full-service marina, located on the west side of Miami Beach, is protected from prevailing winds and easily accessible from the ICW.

With $7 million in capital improvements completed over the past six years, the yacht club offers unique equity club memberships where stakeholders and owners share a piece of prime, waterfront real estate.

The marina boasts 125 wet slips accommodating 45' to 210' megayachts, motor yachts, sailboats and center consoles. The equity membership program includes a reserved slip, gated/covered parking space and use of facilities such as the fitness center and Olympic-size heated pool, clubhouse access, outdoor cabana area with grills and a personal dock box.

Additional amenities include in-slip pump-out with fuel delivered by Peterson Fuel Barge , high-power electrical service, free Wi-Fi with direct Internet hook-up and valet parking for guests.

We have a very aggressive maintenance and capital program to keep the SHYC in top condition, says General Manager Doug Mason. Over the years, we've completed $7 million in capital improvements, all without assessment to our members.

Gorgeous landscape renovations, a new fitness center and a revamped 800-foot dock with concrete piles and composite decking on the canal were all finished in 2019.

In 2016, the $1.5 million electrical project upgraded all docks to provide a true 240-volt system, plus updated the main serve to deliver 480-volt 3 phase with up to 200 amp service.

Conveniently located 1.5 miles north of Government Cut at the heart of the famous South Beach, SHYC is just minutes from shopping districts, golf-courses, watersports and nightlife.

Restaurants in walking distance of the marina include Lucali for homemade pizza, Pubbelly for sushi, Icebox Café for brunch and sweets, and Sardinia Ristorante for upscale Italian. Publix Super Market is less than a mile away for provisions.

Be sure to explore Miami's rich cultural scene in areas such as the Art Deco Historic District.

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1928 Sunset Harbour Dr

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This picturesque marina lies ideally situated in uber cool south beach, with stellar views of the downtown Miami skyline. The trawlers, sailboats, motor yachts...all eye candy as you contemplate just how fabulous life is from the perfectly-bath-water-warm pool overlooking the marina. The owner's clubhouse amenities (even a bonafide espresso shot machine), fitness complex and sundeck are spectacular! MUST-DO: Walk or sail just across from this gorgeous yacht club to The Standard hotel for a beautifully prepared meal!

Love the guy George who runs the marina he is terrific-unfortunately due to the type of people who work as boathands he is sometimes forced to hire young 18 year old men who know less about boating than me. This is not good-unless they are going to be tanned and muscular and great to look at -this can only end in disaster. George, please teach your boys how to tie a boat. The pool is gorgeous and a perfect temperature. The gym could use some updating and I wish they would open that restaurant they have been saying they were going to since 2004.

Great location for the boat! Slips are reasonably priced! It's a graded area which is nice and it's a great location- I love that your only a couple blocks from everything!! Great pool too!!!

Beautiful marina, great location, the staff is always friendly and eager to help out in any way possible. You really feel like a part of the family here. With all the new amenities-pool/brand new gym plus the restaurant they are working on its absolutely the best Marina to keep your boat in! Highly recommended!

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07:00 Hrs. to 19:00Hrs.

Monitored: 16 | Working: 11

Miami Beach, FL | N 25° 47.663' / W 080° 08.750'

1928 Sunset Harbour Drive

Miami Beach, FL 33139

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Biscayne Bay

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Daniel Prieto

Adreanny Lenard

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SHYC is an Equity Membership Yacht Club. Every slip in the marina is owned by an Equity Member who has access for his/her use, or may rent to share in the rental revenue. Call 305-398-6800 for membership info.

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Sunset Harbour Yacht Club, Sunset Harbour Drive, Miami Beach, FL, USA

52' Absolute

Brian Blouin

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Why We Like It

This Absolute 52′ is simply ideal for the cruising family. A galley strategically located aft in the salon makes this yacht perfect for entertaining. Let the adventures begin!

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• Full-day charter is 8 hours. And half day charter is 4 hours.
• All boats come with captain and insurance is included.
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Miami Beach launches water taxi pilot program to ease traffic. Here's what to know

With this public water taxi service, riders can get past the gridlock and feel the breeze of biscayne bay on their commute, by amanda plasencia • published july 2, 2024 • updated on july 2, 2024 at 7:38 am, what to know.

• The 18-minute ride will also connect riders to other transit options. 
• Fares are $5 for residents, $12 for non residents and children under 12 ride for free.
• The water taxi operates daily from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., except from 2 to 3 p.m.

Instead of driving along the MacArthur, Julia Tuttle or Venetian causeways to get to and from Miami Beach, you can now ditch your car and hop on a boat.

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The city of Miami Beach has launched a water taxi pilot program to help ease traffic congestion. 

“This is a pilot program that the city of Miami Beach is very excited about. It’s a one year pilot program and it’s a water taxi service to connect Miami Beach and the city of Miami,” said Jose Gonzalez, the transportation and mobility director and interim parking director for Miami Beach. 

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With this public water taxi service, riders can get past the gridlock and feel the breeze of Biscayne Bay on their commute. The pilot program started on June 30 and is expected to run for one year. 

How long is the ride?

The water taxi takes 18 minutes, and it will also connect riders to other transit options once they arrive on dry land. 

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“The service launches from this dock—Maurice Gibb Memorial Park—and travels to the city of Miami to the Venetian Marina and Yacht Club, which is in very close proximity to the Omni transit hub, where passengers can take other public transportation such as Metromover and Metrobus," Gonzalez said. "And here on the Miami Beach side, we have our trolley service which has a stop right across the street.”

Where and when can I hop on?

The water taxi at Maurice Gibb Memorial Park is located on 18th Street and Purdy Avenue and departs every hour on the half hour. Service from the Venetian Marina and Yacht Club at 1635 N Bayshore Drive runs every hour on the hour.

The water taxi is operated by Poseidon Ferry and operates daily from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., except from 2 to 3 p.m.

How much does it cost?

Fares are $5 for residents and $12 for non residents. Children under 12 ride for free.

Miami Beach residents who show their ID can ride for free until July 31.  

Are there perks to parking nearby?

Yes! Miami Beach is also offering discounted parking for water taxi riders at the Sunset Harbor Municipal Parking Garage. It’s 50 cents an hour for residents and city employees and $1 an hour for non residents. 

“What we’re aiming for is to provide a public transit option as an alternative to the private vehicle. Every passenger on this water taxi is one vehicle less on our causeways, so that helps decongest our causeways,” Gonzalez said. 

For more information, visit the taxi's website .

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