The 3-Day Miami Joint Bachelor and Bachelorette Itinerary
| Quick Summary | |
|---|---|
| Best for | A joint party that wants beach, boats, and nightlife together |
| Length | 3 days, 2 nights |
| Est. cost | $650 to $1,100 per person before flights |
Why Miami for a Joint Party
A joint bach party lives or dies on having enough to do for two big groups. Miami solves that. Beach days, boat charters, pool parties, and a nightlife scene deep enough that both crews get their night.
Base yourself in South Beach so everything is walkable, and split the plan between shared activities and a little room for each group to do its own thing.
Day 1: Arrive and Ease In
Afternoon
Check into a South Beach house or hotel near Collins Avenue so the whole party is close together. Drop bags and head straight to the beach or the pool to get everyone in the same place fast.
Grab a casual group lunch and a first round to break the ice between the two crews.
Evening
Start with a group dinner in South Beach. Joe's Stone Crab or a Latin spot in the area both handle a big table well. Keep night one relaxed with a bar crawl along Collins and Ocean Drive rather than a full club night.
Budget note: group dinner runs about $60 to $90 per person before drinks.
Day 2: The Big Day on the Water
Morning
Slow start and a recovery brunch. Yardbird is a strong pick for Southern comfort food that fixes a rough morning, or grab bottomless mimosas somewhere close to the house.
Afternoon
Book a private boat or yacht charter out of the Miami or Biscayne Bay marinas. This is the centerpiece of a joint trip: everyone together on the water, music going, swim stops, and the best photos of the weekend.
Budget note: a group charter runs roughly $150 to $300 per person depending on the boat and length.
Evening
This is your big night. Dinner at a lively South Beach restaurant, then a booked table at one of the marquee clubs like LIV or Story. Reserve the table in advance so a group this size has a guaranteed home base.
Budget note: a club table with bottle service splits to about $100 to $250 per person.
Day 3: Pool, Sun, and a Slow Goodbye
Morning
Late checkout if you can swing it. Coffee, a big breakfast, and a slow reset by the pool.
Afternoon
Cap the trip with a pool party or a few easy hours back on the beach before flights out. Keep it low key. Everyone is running on two nights of Miami by now.
Budget note: plan a rideshare cushion of $30 to $60 per person for airport runs, since fares surge on weekends.
Sample Budget Breakdown
| Item | Per person |
|---|---|
| Lodging (2 nights, split) | $180 to $320 |
| Boat charter | $150 to $300 |
| Club table night | $100 to $250 |
| Meals and brunch | $150 to $200 |
| Rideshare and extras | $70 to $130 |
| Total before flights | $650 to $1,100 |
Joint Party Planning Tips
- Split the planning between one lead from each crew so both groups feel represented and nobody feels dragged along.
- Keep the shared anchors, like the boat day and the big dinner, and leave one block of time for each group to do its own thing.
- Book the boat and the club table early. Those are the two things that sell out and set the whole weekend.
- Agree on a per person budget up front so the two crews are not fighting over how fancy the trip should be.
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