Your own water taxi,on demand.
Your route, your pickup, on your time. No shared ferries, no preset schedules — a private boat that goes where you’re going, dock to dock, across 50+ Miami stops: restaurants, venues, marinas, and the beach.
- 50+
- Waterfront stops
- 3×
- Faster than driving
- 4–12
- Guests per ride
Why Miami is switching
Miami Beach to Edgewater in 12 minutesAt 5pm on a Thursday
- 20+
- Curated partners
- 4–12
- Guests per ride
- < 20 min
- Across the city
City Hall istalking about Nava.
In July 2026, the Miami Beach Finance Committee took up Nava on the record: on-demand boats connecting private residences, marinas, restaurants, and venues — without a single mile of highway. Hear the discussion for yourself.
Finance Committee · July 2026
Book in secondsBoard in minutes
A Nava ride takes less time to book than it does to wait at a red light.
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Pick your dock
Select a pickup location and a drop-off destination from Nava's curated waterfront network — marinas, restaurants, venues, and condo docks.
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Board in minutes
A private Nava boat for 4 to 12 meets you at the pickup dock. No waiting, no shared rides, no strangers on board.
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Skip the traffic
No causeway, no bridge, no red lights. Step off at the dock closest to your destination.
This beats the MacArthur at 5pm.
Questions,answered.
The short version of everything people ask us about riding Miami by water.
What is Nava?
Nava is Miami's rideshare on the water. You request a private boat in the Nava app and ride between 50+ waterfront docks — restaurants, marinas, event venues, and condo docks — across Biscayne Bay and the Miami River. Every ride is private, for 4 to 12 guests.
Is a boat really faster than driving in Miami?
On cross-water routes, yes — there are no causeways, bridges, or red lights on the bay. Miami Beach to Brickell runs about 12 minutes on the water versus roughly 35 minutes by car at rush hour.
Where can Nava take me?
Nava's network covers 50+ waterfront stops across Miami: South Beach, Brickell, Edgewater, Coconut Grove, Key Biscayne, and the Miami River, including restaurants like Kiki on the River, Casa Neos, and Seaspice, and venues like the Kaseya Center. See every route timed against traffic
How many people fit on a Nava boat?
Every Nava ride is a private boat for 4 to 12 guests. No shared rides, no strangers on board — your group, your schedule.
What about big Miami weekends — F1, Art Basel, Ultra?
That's when Nava matters most. On high-impact weekends the causeways lock up, but the bay keeps moving. Nava runs point-to-point on the water while the city sits in traffic.
Can my restaurant, venue, or condo become a Nava stop?
Yes. Waterfront restaurants, bars, hotels, event venues, condos, and marinas can register their dock as an official Nava pickup and drop-off point — riders arrive by water and your dock goes on the map.
When does Nava launch?
Nava is launching in Miami. Early-access riders get priority access on launch day plus promo credit on their first three trips.
Your dock is a front door. Put it on the map.
Nava routes paying riders straight to partner docks — guests arrive by water, skip the parking, and spend where they land.
- Restaurants
- Bars
- Hotels
- Venues
- Condos
- Marinas
Skip the traffic.Ride on first launch.
Drop your details to get priority access the day Nava goes live in Miami. Founding riders receive promo credit on their first three trips.
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