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The quietest view in Miami
Six to ten minutes at 400 feet where the boat noise disappears and the bay does the talking.
~1 hr trip6–10 min airborneup to 400 ftup to 3 flyersages 5+no swimming needed
This is the flight we've flown since 2007, off the same pier, under the same yellow flags. An hour on the water, a slow winch up to 400 feet, and the moment every flyer remembers: the wind steadies, the engine fades, and Biscayne Bay unrolls underneath you — turquoise flats, the Grove's green shoreline, downtown stacked on the horizon. Up to three fly together on one canopy. Feet stay dry on the boat deck at both ends, unless you request the dip. Ages 5 and up, no swimming needed, 450 lbs combined per flight.
Age
Min age 5Weight
Max combined weight 450 lbSwim
Swim ability not requiredPregnancy
No pregnancyIn the price
What's included
- Up to 400 ft flight
- Coast Guard licensed captain
- Takeoff & landing from the flight deck
- Credit if cancelled (never expires)
Pack & wear
What to bring
- Sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat
- Camera or GoPro (secured to you)
- Swimsuit and towel (if you want the dip)
- Reservation confirmation
Straight from the marina
Good to know
The operational details our captains brief at the dock — covered here so you can plan.
- One-hour trip, 6–10 minutes airborne, up to 400 ft
- Solo, tandem, or triple on one canopy — 450 lbs combined
- Ages 5+, no swimming required, pregnancy is a no-fly
- Lightning cancels; weather cancellations become a never-expiring credit
- Ask for the toe-dip — kids request it every flight
Parasailing guides
Learn before you fly
Frequently asked
What does it feel like up there?
Calmer than anyone expects. The lift is gradual — like a slow elevator — and at altitude it's quiet enough to talk. Most nervous flyers say the fear stayed on the boat.
Can my kids fly with me?
From age 5, yes — kids fly harnessed beside a parent on the same canopy, up to three flyers and 450 lbs combined.
Do we get wet?
Only if you want to. Standard flights launch and land dry on the deck; ask the crew for the feet-wet dip and they'll trail your toes through the bay on the way in.
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