Miami Yacht Club

The overall experience was good, the last time I went, they had music playing that would cut off before it got halfway through the song to avoid copyright issues...

Stayed here three nights, had a great time. Our son was turning two while here so we enjoyed taking him to jungle island, Pretty much the only other thing on Watson island besides the YC. Jeffrey the manager was happy to have us and we had a splendid time. Fun dingy rides to Miami Beach and all around. Carlos and David the dock hands were great. The commodore was nice and greeted us. You can get 50 amp power at the T dock if you have a 30amp cord and a splitter. The 30 amp receptacles are 30’ apart so you need a spare 30a cord to use a splitter here. Fantastic food and pool. They allow dogs and it’s just a real laid back classic club that represents Miami well. Not as snooty as the other clubs in the vicinity. It feels like home.

If you’re looking for a unique and genuine yachting experience in Miami, the Miami Yacht Club is the place to be. Located right on Biscayne Bay, it offers stunning waterfront views that make for an unforgettable setting, whether you’re there for boating, socializing, or simply relaxing. The club has an authentic Miami vibe that sets it apart from other, more commercialized venues. The staff here are friendly and welcoming, making you feel like part of the community from the moment you walk in. With a variety of sailing programs, social events, and fantastic dining options, there’s something for everyone—whether you’re a seasoned sailor or just starting out. Plus, they really prioritize keeping the club accessible and family-friendly, which gives it a warm, laid-back feel that’s hard to find elsewhere. What’s truly special about the Miami Yacht Club is how it stays true to its roots while offering modern amenities. It’s a rare find in Miami—a genuine spot for yachting enthusiasts and anyone looking to experience Miami’s beauty and culture up close. Highly recommended for anyone who values authenticity and a welcoming community on the water.