Entire rental unit. Clasic Sailboat ( kitchen, enclose bathroom)

Nice view of palm and hibiscus island and the Miami Beach highrises in the distance & downtown miami skyline in the other side. The sailboat is anchored Check in is anytime between 3pm and 11pm. Last ride to the boat is at 12AM ,exept during Ultra 3:00am, art basel 130am 1 round trip is include per booking day with skiff that adds an extra charm to the experience, more rides available at $7 each way Great view of the 4th of july and New Years Eve fireworks. Come and enjoyed the unique spot My boat has unique views, just to be floating and feeling the breeze is a great experience. You might even see the dolphins swimming around. No hotel room can offer this. At the same time it has it limitations since it's anchored we harvest the electricity throu solar panels the water and electricity is enough for basic needs, like lights, radio, and phone charging but not unlimited. There is a fresh water cold shower and a solar camp shower with water heated by the sun. I understand that is a trade off. So, if you expect a hotel room, this may not be a good deal for you . If you are alergic may be also inconvenient willing to enjoy the beauty of the ocean and scenery for a little comfort you are in the right place. Check in is anytime between 3pm and 11pm. Last ride to or from the boat is 12 midnight. One round trip per day is included, any additional rides are $7 each way. when you rent the sailboat doesn't include chartering it . if you want to charter a sailboat the price range start from around 10 times the value that it cost to stay on it. You have the view of luxury houses ,boats ,a little beyond the lights and skyscrapers of downtown Miami, the cruise ships going going to the caribe and looking east you can see south beach . There is a bus stop to downtown miami a 5 minute walk on Macarthur causeway in front of Jungle Island and a bus stop to Miami Beach a 15 minute walk on the opposite side of the causeway in front of the children's museum. Just over the bridge to downtown there is the Perez Art museum, Frost Science museum, and Bayside marketplace. Also there is a free trolley near the Omni (Adrienne Arscht Center) bus station to take you to Wynwood and Midtown market. Also a free metro mover to take you to the metrorail where you can buy a ticket for the Miami airport and other connections kayaks available for rent. Parking:. there are 2 pay public parking lots ,one open just Infront (lot 70) pay by phone. And Jungle Island parking cover parking just behind Plan your stay like a little adventure, you may not have all the amenities that a house can provide ,in trade for amazing views and a unique experience how it is to live on a sailboat. We harvest the electricity through solar panels ,so it keeps clean the environment, it's enough for basic needs ,like lights, radio ,and phone charging. Please come ready to jump in a boat , high heels won’t work ,sandals are more practical . The pressure water pump should be turn off position when you finish using ,if you hear a pumping sound is because it's still on. Plan your trip ,and your day ,bring what you are going to need for the time you come aboard , like food, drinks, and ice for the igloo cooler. There is a public parking garage at Jungle Island, It's located next to the pick up area for the ride to the boat