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Seaplane Routes

Every Seaplane Route from Miami

Private seaplane charter from Miami to the Bahamas and the Florida Keys, every route sorted by destination and flown on your schedule.

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Seaplane Routes from Miami

From Miami: Broward and Fort Lauderdale

From Miami: Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast

From Miami: the Gulf Coast

From Miami: the Everglades

From Miami: the Florida Keys

From Miami: New Providence

The pastel harbour front at Nassau with a motor yacht tied up on turquoise waterMiami to Nassau by Seaplane
Miami to Paradise Island by Seaplane
Miami to Lyford Cay by Seaplane
Miami to Rose Island by Seaplane
Miami to Blue Lagoon Island by Seaplane
Miami to Salt Cay by Seaplane
Miami to Pearl Island by Seaplane
Miami to Goulding Cay by Seaplane

From Miami: the Exumas

A swimming pig wading out through clear shallow water in the BahamasMiami to Great Exuma by SeaplaneA swimming pig wading out through clear shallow water in the BahamasMiami to Staniel Cay by SeaplaneA swimming pig wading out through clear shallow water in the BahamasMiami to Big Major Cay and Pig Beach by SeaplaneNurse sharks circling in clear turquoise shallows over pale sandMiami to Compass Cay by Seaplane
Miami to Shroud Cay by Seaplane
Miami to Pipe Cay by Seaplane
Sandbars drying out of turquoise shallows in the Bahamas, seen from the air, with four catamarans anchored along the deeper channel between themMiami to Little Pipe Cay by Seaplane
Miami to Hattie Cay by Seaplane
Miami to Bell Cay by Seaplane
Miami to Schooner Cays by Seaplane
Miami to Stocking Island by Seaplane

From Miami: Bimini and the Berries

From Miami: the Abacos

A small sailing dinghy on flat turquoise water with a low cay on the horizonMiami to Marsh Harbour by SeaplaneThe long white sand beach at Treasure Cay in the Abacos, clear turquoise water washing up along the shoreMiami to Treasure Cay by SeaplaneA sea turtle swimming over the reef in clear sunlit water in the BahamasMiami to Green Turtle Cay by Seaplane
Miami to Great Guana Cay by Seaplane
Miami to Man-O-War Cay by Seaplane
Miami to Elbow Cay by Seaplane
The candy-striped Hope Town lighthouse on Elbow Cay above pastel cottages and a boat dock on the waterMiami to Hope Town by Seaplane
Miami to Scotland Cay by Seaplane
Small green cays and turquoise shallows at Great Guana Cay from the air, deep blue ocean and a sailboat on the horizonMiami to Tilloo Cay by Seaplane
Miami to Montage Cay by Seaplane
A small sailing dinghy on flat turquoise water with a low cay on the horizonMiami to the Abacos by Seaplane

From Miami: Eleuthera and Harbour Island

From Miami: Andros

From Miami: Grand Bahama

From Miami: the Out Islands

Miami to Long Island and Stella Maris by Seaplane
The stone Hermitage on Mount Alvernia on Cat Island, a round tower and small chapel above the turquoise seaMiami to Cat Island and New Bight by Seaplane
Miami to Hawks Nest by Seaplane
Miami to San Salvador Island by Seaplane
Miami to Crooked Island by Seaplane
A flock of pink flamingos wading through shallow still water in low dawn light, their reflections standing in the surface beneath themMiami to Inagua by Seaplane

From Miami: further crossings

Further Crossings

Planning a Seaplane Route Across Florida and the Bahamas

A seaplane route is a departure point and a destination, flown privately on your own schedule rather than to a timetable. What decides whether a route works is water, not runway: a harbour, a sheltered bay, a lee shore or a marina basin at the far end and the conditions on the day.

Every route on this page departs from Miami and each one runs in both directions: a guest flies out in the morning and comes back the same evening, or stays and is collected on a later day. What changes between one route and the next is time in the air and the water at the far end, not the way the day is arranged.

Every route below leads to the departure page that plans it and those pages carry the detail: which aircraft fits, where the aircraft can put down, what happens when weather moves a departure and what to bring across an international border.

Questions

Seaplane Route Questions, Answered

Where can a seaplane land in the Bahamas and the Florida Keys?

A seaplane lands on protected water: harbours, sheltered bays, lee shores, marina basins and, where permitted, alongside a yacht or a dock. The exact site depends on wind, sea state, tide and local rules, so our flight planners confirm the landing point close to departure and always brief an alternative. Where water access is not appropriate on the day, we move the arrival to a nearby site or to a runway and arrange the ground transfer.

Do I need a passport for a seaplane charter to the Bahamas?

Yes. The Bahamas is an international crossing, so every passenger needs a valid passport and any visa their nationality requires and children need their own documents. We file the inbound and outbound paperwork, confirm the port of entry and send a document checklist once the booking is confirmed. Guidance for each nationality is set out on our travel documents page and the charter desk will review your party before the day.

How much luggage can I bring on a seaplane charter?

Floatplanes are weight and volume sensitive, so luggage is planned rather than assumed. Soft bags load far better than hard cases and the usable allowance depends on the aircraft, the number of passengers, the fuel required and the conditions. We agree your allowance before the flight and will tell you early if the load plan needs adjusting. The confirmed allowance for your party is stated on your charter agreement.

What happens if weather stops a seaplane flight?

Water operations depend on wind and sea state as well as visibility, so a departure can move even on a clear day. We watch the forecast from the day before, contact you as soon as a change looks likely and offer a revised time, an alternative landing site or a different aircraft.

Where a trip cannot be flown safely, the flight is rescheduled or refunded according to the terms of your charter agreement. Safety decisions rest with the operator and the pilot in command.

Can a seaplane charter be booked for the same day?

Often yes for Florida legs and sometimes for the Bahamas, but international crossings need customs notification and a confirmed port of entry, which sets a practical limit on how late a booking can be made. Aircraft availability in season is the other constraint.

The fastest route is to send the date, the two ends of the trip and your passenger count to the charter desk and a flight planner will tell you within a few minutes what is possible.

Can I bring a pet on a seaplane charter?

Yes, pets travel in the cabin with you. The one thing we ask is that you tell us at the enquiry, with the type of animal and its weight, so the seating and the load plan are right from the start.

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