October 26 2026
The Galeon 68 FT 2025 is the newest yacht in the Miami Dream Life Yachts lineup: a brand-new 2025 model with fold-down deck sides, one of the best water-toy collections in the fleet, and charter rates of $4,500 for four hours, $5,600 for six and $7,000 for eight, departing from Rickenbacker Marina with quick access to Biscayne Bay and Key Biscayne. Here is what a day on board actually looks like, and who this yacht fits best.
Most charter yachts in Miami are a few seasons old. The Galeon 68 is a 2025 build, which means everything guests touch, from the deck layout to the entertainment spaces, reflects the latest generation of Galeon's cutting-edge design. The open-plan layout was built for entertaining rather than just cruising, and the whole package delivers what the team calls a superyacht experience on a Galeon budget: the look and feel of a much larger vessel at a mid-fleet price point.
The standout feature of this yacht is its fold-down sides. At anchor, both side sections of the deck lower to turn the cockpit into an extended platform right at the waterline, effectively doubling your usable social space compared with a traditional flybridge layout. In practice it means the deck becomes a terrace on the bay: drinks at water level, easy jumps into the water, and a front-row seat for whatever the group is doing off the back of the boat.
This is one of the most fully equipped yachts in the fleet for on-water activities. On board and ready to deploy:
Guests on this yacht spend as much time in and on the water as they do aboard. It is the boat we point active groups toward, not just sunbathers.
Charter rates, verified on the Galeon 68's page:
Every charter includes a professional captain and stewardess, fuel for the local cruise, soft drinks, water and ice, towels, and a large floating island. Toy availability for your specific date is confirmed with the team when booking.
Departing from Rickenbacker Marina puts you on Biscayne Bay and within quick reach of Key Biscayne, ideal territory for anchoring and putting the Seabobs and e-foil to work. From there the day bends to your group: a slow skyline cruise, a long anchorage with the toys out, or a golden-hour run back toward the city before the four-hour window closes.
The Galeon 68 FT 2025 fits five types of days especially well:
The fleet runs from compact 40-footers to a 112-foot motor yacht, with every vessel listed on the yacht index. Within that range, the Galeon 68 stands out on two axes: it is the newest build in the lineup, and it carries the most complete toy collection. Guests choosing between it and a similarly priced flybridge are usually choosing between classic volume and modern flexibility, and the fold-down sides tip that decision more often than you would expect.
Where does the Galeon 68 depart from?
From Rickenbacker Marina, with quick access to Biscayne Bay and Key Biscayne. Other yachts in the fleet depart from Miami River, Miami Beach, Hallandale and Aventura depending on the vessel.
How many guests can join?
The fleet accommodates 8 to 13 guests comfortably depending on the yacht. The team confirms the exact guest count for the Galeon 68 when you book, so share your headcount early.
Are the water toys included?
The yacht carries an inflatable pool, five Seabobs, a Williams tender, an e-foil, a trampoline and snorkeling gear. Availability of specific toys for your date is confirmed with the team at booking.
What happens if the weather turns bad?
If conditions do not cooperate, your charter can be rescheduled or credited toward a future cruise. The crew monitors the forecast and will work with you on the best plan.
The newest yacht in the fleet books first, especially on weekends. Call or WhatsApp Miami Dream Life Yachts at (786) 862-4818 seven days a week, or send a request through the contact page, and the team will help you plan the day, from the route to the toys in the water.