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08/18/2026

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we will be transitioning VERY soon! If your intersted in adding to our fleet please reach out direct at (772) 278-0668

A curated South Florida fleet with published rates, professional crew and water toys included.

06/09/2026

Excellent tenders!!! For anyone I know that needs a new tender or thinking about putting one up for sale reach out to me directly and I’ll help you find the perfect tender or rib. Now is the perfect time to come in and check out multiple different highfield options.


Allison Edelstein

Check out this New 2026 Highfield Classic 360 for sale in Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316. View this Power Dinghy and other Power boats on boattrader.com

06/08/2026

Elevate your Miami sunset cruise with routes that frame the skyline at its most dramatic—and set you up for golden-hour portraits that glow. Here are our three favorite runs, curated from countless evenings on Biscayne Bay:

- South Pointe to Fisher Island Cut to Star Island Loop: Depart near South Pointe Park and track along Government Cut as the sun drops behind downtown. Pause on the lee side of Star Island for portraits; the skyline sits west-northwest, so faces get soft, even light with a gilded outline on the water.
- Venetian Causeway Arches to Monument Island Circle: Slip under the lower Causeway light, then orbit Monument Island at idle. As the sun sets over Edgewater, you’ll catch glassy reflections off high-rises. Best portrait spot is the island’s southeast anchorage—turn subjects slightly away from the sun for a creamy backlight and zero squinting.
- Brickell Bay Glide to Rickenbacker Causeway Turn: Hug Brickell Key and the Financial District, then pivot toward the Rickenbacker for an open-water horizon. Shoot along Brickell Bay Drive just before the pivot; buildings bounce warm tones and create a natural reflector, giving skin a flattering, studio-like warmth.

Pro tips for golden hour:
- Aim for a departure 60–75 minutes before sunset.
- Keep the bow angled 20–30 degrees off the sun for backlit portraits that still pop.
- Use calm leeward pockets (Star Island, Monument SE side, Brickell Key channel) to minimize wind and hair flyaways.
- Slow to idle during peak color; wake kills reflections.

Ready to make it cinematic? We’ll plot the route, handle timing, and pour the rosé—just bring your guest list.

06/07/2026

Plot a relaxed cruise through Jupiter with five architectural standouts you can appreciate from public waterways—each with a brush of public‑figure lore, all viewed with respect for our manatees, no‑wake buffers, and neighbors’ privacy.

1) Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum: The 1860 brick sentinel that anchors our skyline. A historic U.S. Coast Guard site, it’s been a backdrop for countless charity spotlights and local legends.

2) 1000 NORTH: Contemporary coastal lines and a dramatic colonnade. Co‑founded by notable athletes and entertainers, it’s a stunning study in modern waterfront design.

3) Harbourside Place: Marina, amphitheater, and mixed‑use architecture that hosts concerts, community fundraisers, and visiting headliners—best admired from the fairway, not the dock slips.

4) Burt Reynolds Park: Open‑air pavilions and boat ramps honoring our hometown icon’s legacy. It frames classic views of the inlet and lighthouse without encroaching on private shores.

5) Square Grouper Tiki Bar: Timbered, open‑air structure that’s found its way into music lore and videos, making it an unlikely architectural celebrity along the water.

Gentle course notes for a flawless float:
- Idle through manatee zones and obey all posted no‑wake signs—no exceptions.
- Give shoreline homes and private docks a wide berth; enjoy the view without lingering, filming, or amplifying voices toward residences.
- Mind channel markers and drawbridge signals; monitor VHF 9/13 and yield as required.
- Protect seagrass: anchor only in sand patches or use designated moorings.
- Keep music low and lights courteous after dusk; be a good neighbor on the water.
- Pack out every bit of trash—no discharge, ever.

Tides rip at the inlet—time your pass for fair conditions, or savor these sights from calmer stretches. Enjoy the architecture, safeguard the wildlife, and leave only a wake so light it barely whispers.

06/06/2026

Safety shouldn’t feel stern or stifling—it should feel like the quiet confidence that lets you relax, explore, and enjoy every moment on the water. A premium charter delivers a calm, guest-forward safety briefing that’s as polished as the yacht itself: clear, reassuring, and tailored to your itinerary and group. When you know where things are and how they work, the whole experience becomes more effortless and more fun.

What the best briefings cover, in minutes, not hours:
- Vessel orientation: safe movement on deck, handholds, stairways, and tender protocols
- Lifejackets and safety gear: where, how, and when to use, with a quick try-on if desired
- Navigation plan: today’s route, weather outlook, sea state, and contingency options
- Communication: how to reach crew anywhere on board and who’s your primary contact
- Emergencies made simple: muster point, alarms, and a practical “what to do first” flow
- Comfort and care: sun, hydration, seasickness prevention, and kids’/guests’ special needs

Not sure how to ask for it? Try: “We’d love a quick, confidence-boosting safety walkthrough when we board—something tailored to our route and group.” You can also request a one-page summary in your welcome pack, a kids’ mini-briefing, or a 60-second refresher before watersports. A premium operator will gladly accommodate, pace it to your style, and keep the tone warm, never worrisome.

The right briefing doesn’t slow you down—it sets you free. Step aboard feeling informed, unhurried, and ready for a flawless day at sea.

06/06/2026

Crew-eye coverage from yesterday’s Highfield tender sea trial is in, and the verdict from the bridge to the foredeck is clear: this platform is built to make guest transfers in Palm Beach waters calmer, cleaner, and faster. Our captains put her through the Intracoastal afternoon chop and a few inlet rolls; helmside visibility stayed high, the hull tracked straight at low speed, and the outboard delivered smooth, predictable throttle for tight approaches around Worth Avenue docks and Sailfish Marina. Stews focused on the transfer flow: wide, non-skid step-and-bow setup, grippy handholds exactly where you need them, dry ride even quartering into breeze, and smart stowage that keeps towels, welcome drinks, and totes secure and within reach.

What that means for your onboard experience is simple: guests arrive dry and composed, turnarounds shorten, and dockside moments feel seamless rather than stressful. In shallow pockets near Peanut Island or along low-profile seawalls, the tender’s shallow draft and low-wake manners reduce fuss with neighbors and make late-afternoon pickups smoother when traffic kicks up.

Crew takeaways you’ll notice on day one:
- Stable, low-spray ride that keeps attire photo-ready
- Confident low-speed handling for tight dock approaches
- Bow step and fendering that speed up safe boarding
- Non-skid and handhold placement that calms nervous guests
- Quiet operation and tidy storage that elevate the welcome

Looking to upgrade your tender ops before the next Palm Beach weekend? This Highfield turns logistics into hospitality.

06/06/2026

Crew-eye coverage from yesterday’s Highfield tender sea trial is in, and the verdict from the bridge to the foredeck is clear: this platform is built to make guest transfers in Palm Beach waters calmer, cleaner, and faster. Our captains put her through the Intracoastal afternoon chop and a few inlet rolls; helmside visibility stayed high, the hull tracked straight at low speed, and the outboard delivered smooth, predictable throttle for tight approaches around Worth Avenue docks and Sailfish Marina. Stews focused on the transfer flow: wide, non-skid step-and-bow setup, grippy handholds exactly where you need them, dry ride even quartering into breeze, and smart stowage that keeps towels, welcome drinks, and totes secure and within reach.

What that means for your onboard experience is simple: guests arrive dry and composed, turnarounds shorten, and dockside moments feel seamless rather than stressful. In shallow pockets near Peanut Island or along low-profile seawalls, the tender’s shallow draft and low-wake manners reduce fuss with neighbors and make late-afternoon pickups smoother when traffic kicks up.

Crew takeaways you’ll notice on day one:
- Stable, low-spray ride that keeps attire photo-ready
- Confident low-speed handling for tight dock approaches
- Bow step and fendering that speed up safe boarding
- Non-skid and handhold placement that calms nervous guests
- Quiet operation and tidy storage that elevate the welcome

Looking to upgrade your tender ops before the next Palm Beach weekend? This Highfield turns logistics into hospitality.

05/29/2026

Awesome sea trial!!!!

05/28/2026

Amazing experience!!! It’s always awesome to spend time on the water but getting to try out all of the different water toys and boats we have - sharing the lifestyle of what it means to be boaters and the endless possibilities . My favorite was the ride to anchorage and of course playing with all our water toys!

05/23/2026