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GlideBlue

Miami, FL

The world
by water and by air

One port to the next in twelve minutes with a professional captain, or ten minutes above the bay. Booked and paid from your phone, fees included.

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until the first crossings in Miami, December 14, 2026first crossings, December 14, 2026

What GlideBlue is

The road is full. The water is empty.

Miami takes an hour by road and twelve minutes by water. You say where you are going, captains around you answer with their own price and their own boat, you choose. Try it below: choose a crossing, a boat by the hour, an event or a flight, and watch the map.

Where do you want to go?

The boat pulls away from a Miami dock in the morning, a couple seated at the stern
A GlideBlue trip

From one table to the next, by water.

A morning crossing in Miami, from Brickell to Seaspice, told by the real screens of the application.

Fisher Island, Miami: 0 bridges.

No bridge goes there, and Key Biscayne hangs on a single causeway. In Miami, the water was always the road.

A woman types her destination on her phone at a café on the Brickell riverwalkA traveller with a carry-on walks along a marina dock, glancing at his phoneThe boat comes alongside the dock, a deckhand ready with a lineTwo friends laughing at the stern, the wake and the Miami skyline behind themThe boat tied up at a waterfront restaurant, guests stepping off for lunchA pilot opens the helicopter door for a passenger on a waterfront helipad
Typing Seaspice, a dock four minutes away on foot, screen of the GlideBlue application
The two docks found: Poseidon Ferry, then 5th Street Marina, screen of the GlideBlue application
One captain is offering: Mateo, 12 minutes away, $182.60, screen of the GlideBlue application
Confirm and pay $182.60: departs 8:34 AM, arrives 8:39 AM, screen of the GlideBlue application
You've arrived: rate the trip with Mateo, add a tip, screen of the GlideBlue application
The home screen: transfer, helicopter, charter, events, screen of the GlideBlue application
1 · Where to

Type where you are going. Not a dock.

A restaurant, a hotel, a beach, an address. You do not need to know a single dock.

2 · The route

GlideBlue finds the docks.

The dock near you, the dock closest to your table, and the walk at each end. Here: four minutes on foot, then two.

3 · The captain

A captain answers, with his price.

Captains nearby send their offer live: the boat, the price, the time. Mateo is twelve minutes away: $182.60, fees included.

4 · On board

Pay once. Cross by water.

The price shown is the price paid. You board at 8:34, you step off at 8:39.

5 · Arrival

Step off two minutes from your table.

Rate the trip and leave a tip if you wish: it goes entirely to the captain.

6 · And by air

The helicopter, in the same app.

Same account, same card. When the trip can be flown, the helicopter appears next to the boats.

Miami, December 14, 2026

Dive into GlideBlue.

Photographs: illustrative images. Screens: the GlideBlue application, Miami, October 2026.

The application

Everything else, in the same app.

The whole fleet, screen of the GlideBlue application
The whole fleet
A boat in detail, screen of the GlideBlue application
A boat in detail
Its free days, screen of the GlideBlue application
Its free days
Booked, with its code, screen of the GlideBlue application
Booked, with its code
One price per range, screen of the GlideBlue application
One price per range
Galley, at the dock, screen of the GlideBlue application
Galley, at the dock
For captains, screen of the GlideBlue application
For captains
A request, your price, screen of the GlideBlue application
A request, your price
Your earnings, screen of the GlideBlue application
Your earnings

You work on the water

Your boat already works. Make it work better.

Captain, boat owner, tour operator, air operator, restaurant near a marina: requests reach you where you already are, you answer with your own price, and you keep your own customers. No imposed fare, no exclusivity, no acceptance rate.

See the terms

December 14, 2026

Be there on day one.

Leave your address: you will know before anyone else when the first crossings open, and professionals who sign up now are the first ones called.

One address, nothing else. No marketing, and you can leave in one click.