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Florida to New England Yacht Delivery

Professional northbound yacht and powerboat delivery from Florida to New England using offshore Atlantic routes, the ICW, or a combination based on the vessel, weather and destination.

Florida to New England Yacht Delivery Route

A northbound yacht delivery from Florida to New England may use offshore Atlantic passages, the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW), protected bays and sounds, or a combination of routes. Depending on the vessel and departure point, routing may begin in South Florida, Fort Pierce, St. Augustine or Jacksonville before continuing through Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina toward Norfolk and Hampton Roads.

From Virginia, the route may continue offshore past Ocean City, Maryland and Cape May, along the New Jersey coast through Sandy Hook and New York Harbor, then east through Long Island Sound, Block Island Sound and Rhode Island Sound. Depending on the final destination, deliveries may continue through Buzzards Bay, Cape Cod Canal, Massachusetts Bay and farther north toward New Hampshire and Maine.

Recent Florida to New England Yacht Deliveries

Hollywood, FL → Newport, RI
Atlantic Yacht Delivery completed this northbound delivery from South Florida through Fort Pierce, Cape Canaveral, St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Fernandina Beach, St. Simons, Charleston, Southport, Wrightsville Beach, Beaufort, Norfolk, the Mid-Atlantic, New York Harbor, Long Island Sound, Block Island Sound and Rhode Island Sound before reaching Newport.

43' Egg Harbor — Jupiter, FL → Lake Champlain
This northbound delivery began in Jupiter, Florida and continued through Fort Pierce, Fernandina Beach, Charleston, Georgetown, Beaufort, Norfolk and Ocean City before reaching New York Harbor. From there, the vessel continued north on the Hudson River toward Lake Champlain.

Planning a Florida to New England Yacht Delivery?

Atlantic Yacht Delivery routinely completes long-distance yacht and powerboat deliveries from Florida toward New England, using offshore Atlantic routes, the ICW, protected waterways, and combinations of these routes as vessel and weather conditions dictate.

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