Dozens of bikini-clad women rescued from sinking £3.6m Lamborghini yacht in wild Miami boat party

The lavish trip took place on Saturday afternoon during Formula One weekend, as the 30 women piled onto the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 — a boat designed to carry just five passengers — for a boozy, champagne-filled day at sea.

But things took a terrifying turn when the yacht suddenly began tipping and quickly started to sink, leaving stunned partygoers scrambling for life jackets, reports the MailOnline.

Videos shared by passenger Lauren Nicole showed the women passing around bright orange life vests as panic set in. “F*** my life,” she could be heard shouting as pieces of the expensive yacht floated nearby in the water.

Emergency services raced to the scene and swiftly evacuated all 32 people on board, according to CiberCuba. Miraculously, no serious injuries were reported.

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Despite the dramatic ordeal, the party spirit remained strong. Footage from social media showed the group still laughing and dancing on rescue boats as they watched the £3.6m yacht vanish beneath the waves.

One woman even clung to a bottle of Clase Azul Gold Tequila — worth a staggering £265 — cradling it as she beamed with pride. Her friends shouted: “Baby is safe!” and “The women and children are okay!”

Lauren, meanwhile, shouted into the camera: “Why God, why? Why did you do this to us?” as she sailed away from the scene.

Crowds gathered on the shore, filming the dramatic scenes as the Miami Coast Guard swarmed the sinking yacht.

Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident, with the yacht reportedly overloaded far beyond its intended capacity. The Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63, a high-end collaboration between the Italian supercar brand and The Italian Sea Group, is only built to accommodate five guests and two crew.

Still, the perilous mishap didn’t spoil the rest of the Miami girls’ getaway. Later that day, Lauren shared more clips from a lively event at Jungle Island, showing the group partying on — seemingly unfazed by the near disaster.

The boat trip was part of the glitzy Miami Grand Prix weekend — a star-studded, three-day racing event that draws sports fans and celebrities alike to the Magic City.

That evening, A-listers including star Patrick Mahomes and his wife Brittany were spotted enjoying a VIP Carbone Beach party, where they were seen mingling backstage with rapper and singer Jelly Roll, who later performed at the exclusive bash.