Airport → cruise port
MIA to Port Everglades
Fly into Miami, sail out of Fort Lauderdale. Twenty-five miles north, and worth pre-booking for the same reason as its mirror image.
What this transfer costs
The published fare for this route. Your group travels in the vehicle that fits it: up to three passengers in a Lincoln Nautilus and four to six in a Cadillac Escalade ESV or Chevrolet Suburban, both at a flat price for the vehicle. Seven to fourteen travel in a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, priced per person and a little higher in high season (1 November to 15 March). No surge pricing and no meter.
See the full rate table for every route and destination we publish, or book this transfer now. You pay a deposit online and the rest on the day of your trip.
A lot of itineraries put the cheap flight into MIA and the ship at Port Everglades. It is a straightforward run — north on I-95, about twenty-five miles — but it crosses from Miami-Dade into Broward at exactly the hours everyone else is on the road.
Allow an hour. Off-peak it is closer to thirty-five minutes, but a weekday afternoon or a busy cruise Saturday can push it past an hour, and it is not a drive you want to be making with the clock running.
How the pickup works at MIA
Meet-and-greet inside the arrivals hall for your terminal is the default — your driver has a name board and helps with the bags. Curbside is available if you prefer; just say so when you book.
Send us the flight number, not the terminal. We track the arrival and adjust the pickup automatically.
Vehicles
Which vehicle for this run
Every vehicle below runs this route. If you are between two sizes, tell us the luggage count as well as the headcount — bags decide it more often than seats.
Sedan or Nautilus
1–3 passengers. Adequate, though an hour on I-95 is nicer with more room.
Tahoe or Escalade
4–6 passengers. The common booking — cruise luggage plus a comfortable hour.
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
7–14 passengers. Groups arriving together. Stand-up height and a proper luggage bay.
Mini coach / motorcoach
15–56 passengers. Charters for larger sailings, booked two to three weeks out in season.
Good to know
Questions about this route.
How long does MIA to Port Everglades take?
Budget an hour. Thirty-five minutes is achievable off-peak; rush hour and cruise Saturdays run longer. We set the pickup time so the buffer is already there.
Should I fly into FLL instead?
If the fares are similar, yes — FLL is two miles from Port Everglades and removes an hour of driving. If MIA is meaningfully cheaper, the transfer is easy enough that it is still worth it.
Can you stop on the way?
Yes — hotels, supermarkets and restaurants are all common. Mention it when you book so it is in the quoted price.
Do you do the return leg?
Yes, and booking both at once usually makes the whole thing simpler.
Get a flat price for this trip.
Send us the date, the headcount and your flight or ship, and we will come back with a price and the vehicle we would assign.
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