Miami to Key West Private Car Service — US-1, Seven Mile Bridge, 3.5 Hours
160 miles of open water, 42 bridges, one unforgettable corridor from the mainland to mile marker zero
A direct chauffeured transfer from Miami to Key West via the Overseas Highway at a fixed rate quoted before you book. The fare covers the vehicle, chauffeur, fuel, Florida Turnpike toll, and the Card Sound Bridge toll if taking the SR-905A alternate. No distance meter, no surge, no post-trip adjustment. Photo stops at the Seven Mile Bridge, Bahia Honda State Park, or anywhere along US-1 on request.
- 160 miles, ~3.5 hours via US-1
- Fixed all-in price, tolls included
- Photo stops at Seven Mile Bridge
- Sedan, SUV, Sprinter for groups
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Custom quoteMiami to Key West: 160 miles, one road, 3.5 hours
The drive from Miami to Key West follows a single corridor: US-1 South, also called the Overseas Highway. There is no alternate highway, no interstate shortcut, no bypass. Every vehicle heading to the Keys takes the same road. The route begins on the Florida Turnpike from MIA or downtown Miami to Florida City, then joins US-1 at mile marker 126 for the remaining 126 miles through the island chain.
The highway passes through Key Largo (MM 100), Islamorada (MM 80), Marathon (MM 50), crosses the Seven Mile Bridge, continues through Big Pine Key (MM 30), and terminates at mile marker zero in Key West Old Town. Under normal conditions the drive takes approximately 3.5 hours. Weekend and holiday traffic — especially the 18-Mile Stretch between Florida City and Key Largo — can add 30 to 60 minutes.
Our pricing for this corridor is fixed at booking. The quoted rate includes the vehicle, chauffeur, fuel, the Florida Turnpike toll from Miami to Florida City, and the Card Sound Bridge toll ($1.50) if the chauffeur takes the SR-905A alternate through Crocodile Lakes National Wildlife Refuge. Traffic delays, drawbridge openings, and construction zones on US-1 do not adjust the fare.
The route mile by mile — Key Largo to Key West
Seven stops along the Overseas Highway, each with a distinct character and photo opportunity. The chauffeur can pull over at any of these on request.
Key Largo
First island in the chain. John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, glass-bottom boat tours, and the Christ of the Abyss underwater statue. The highway transitions from four lanes to two lanes south of Key Largo.
Photo stop: Sunrise over Card Sound or the Key Largo welcome sign.
Islamorada
Self-styled sport fishing capital of the world. Robbie's Marina for tarpon feeding, Theater of the Sea marine park, and dozens of charter fishing docks. The chauffeur can pull into Robbie's lot for a 15-minute stop.
Photo stop: Tarpon feeding at Robbie's dock, or the turquoise water from the Channel Five Bridge.
Marathon
Mid-Keys hub with the Turtle Hospital, Hawks Cay Resort, and the last full-service fuel station before the Lower Keys. Marathon is also the northern approach to the Seven Mile Bridge.
Photo stop: Seven Mile Bridge approach from the Marathon side, with the old bridge visible to the west.
Bahia Honda
Bahia Honda State Park, consistently ranked among the top beaches in the United States. The old Bahia Honda Bridge ruin stands as a photogenic landmark. The beach is accessible from the highway with a short pull-off.
Photo stop: Old Bahia Honda Bridge ruins with the Atlantic visible underneath.
Big Pine Key
Home to the National Key Deer Refuge. The Key deer, a miniature subspecies of the white-tailed deer, is found only on Big Pine Key and surrounding islands. The 35 mph speed limit through Big Pine is strictly enforced.
Photo stop: Key deer along the roadside in the early morning hours.
Sugarloaf Key / Saddlebunch Keys
The quietest stretch of the drive. Mangrove islands, shallow flats, and the historic Bat Tower on Sugarloaf Key. US-1 narrows and curves through a series of small islands connected by short bridges.
Photo stop: Wide-open water views from the Sugarloaf bridges at golden hour.
Key West
Mile marker zero on US-1. The highway terminates at the intersection of Truman Avenue and Whitehead Street in Old Town. From here, Duval Street, Mallory Square, the Hemingway Home, and the Southernmost Point Buoy are all within walking distance.
Photo stop: Mile Marker 0 sign on Whitehead Street, the Southernmost Point Buoy.
The Seven Mile Bridge — the signature moment of the drive
The Seven Mile Bridge connects Marathon (MM 50) to Little Duck Key (MM 40) across open water in the middle of the Florida Keys. It is the longest bridge in the Keys and one of the longest segmental bridges in the world. The drive across takes roughly seven minutes at the 45 mph speed limit, with water visible on both sides — Florida Bay to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the south.
Two bridges run parallel here. The current Seven Mile Bridge, opened in 1982, carries US-1 traffic. The original bridge, built by Henry Flagler's Florida East Coast Railway in 1912 and later converted for automobile traffic, stands alongside as a pedestrian and fishing pier accessible from the Marathon side. The old bridge is closed to vehicles but its weathered concrete segments and iron railings make it the most photographed structure in the Keys.
Photo stop logistics: The chauffeur pulls into the designated overlook area on the Marathon approach (MM 47) where a short pulloff provides a clear view of both bridges stretching into open water. The stop adds 10 to 15 minutes to the total trip. For the best natural light, morning departures from Miami reach the bridge around 10:00 AM with the sun behind you looking south. Late afternoon returns catch golden-hour light from the west.
The old bridge walk: If you want to walk onto the old bridge itself, the entrance is at the west end in Marathon near Knight's Key. The pedestrian section stretches about 2.2 miles before a gap in the span. A walk-and-photo stop adds 30 to 45 minutes. Let the chauffeur know at booking so the schedule accounts for the extra time.
Why drive instead of flying to Key West?
Key West International Airport (EYW) handles a limited number of direct flights from a handful of cities. The ground transfer from Miami often makes more practical and financial sense.
Combined cost is often lower
A round-trip flight from MIA to EYW for two passengers frequently exceeds the cost of a single chauffeured ground transfer that takes both travelers plus all their luggage door-to-door. The price difference widens during high season and Fantasy Fest week when EYW fares spike.
No luggage restrictions
The small turboprop and regional jet aircraft serving EYW enforce strict carry-on and checked bag limits. A sedan handles 3 full-size bags plus carry-ons. An SUV handles 6 to 8. A Sprinter handles 12. Wedding dresses, oversized gear, and sports equipment travel without airline fees or gate-check risk.
The drive itself is the attraction
The Overseas Highway is routinely listed among the top scenic drives in the United States. A flight over the Keys takes 45 minutes and shows water from 10,000 feet. The ground transfer puts you on the Seven Mile Bridge, past Bahia Honda State Park, and through the mangrove islands at eye level.
No turbulence or tiny-plane anxiety
EYW flights operate on small regional aircraft — turboprops and narrow-body jets that are more affected by weather than mainline aircraft. Summer thunderstorms and crosswinds cause frequent delays and cancellations at EYW. The ground transfer operates rain or shine with no weather-related rebooking needed.
Door-to-door time is comparable
A MIA-to-EYW flight is 45 minutes in the air, but add the drive to MIA, check-in, TSA, boarding, taxiing, landing, baggage claim, and the 10-minute transfer to Old Town and total door-to-door time approaches 3 to 3.5 hours — the same as the ground transfer that skips every airport step.
Stops along the way
The ground transfer can include stops at Key Largo for snorkeling, Islamorada for lunch at a waterfront restaurant, Marathon for the Turtle Hospital, the Seven Mile Bridge for photos, and Bahia Honda for a beach walk. A flight offers none of that. The Keys are a destination corridor, not just an endpoint.
Where we pick up in Miami
The chauffeur meets you at any Miami-area address. The most common pickup points for Key West transfers fall into these categories.
MIA Airport
Meet-and-greet at the baggage carousel with a name board. 60-minute international wait, 30-minute domestic wait from wheels-down. The chauffeur loads luggage and takes the Florida Turnpike south to Florida City, joining US-1 for the Keys.
MIA detailsSouth Beach hotels
Pickup at the hotel lobby or valet area along Collins Avenue, Ocean Drive, or Washington Avenue. The drive from South Beach adds roughly 20 minutes to the corridor total, routing via I-195 or the MacArthur Causeway to US-1 South.
Miami Beach detailsBrickell / Downtown Miami
Lobby or building entrance pickup. The Brickell area connects directly to US-1 South (Dixie Highway) making it the most efficient Miami starting point for the Keys corridor — often saving 10 to 15 minutes versus a MIA departure.
Miami detailsCoral Gables
Pickup from homes and hotels in the Coral Gables area. US-1 runs through Coral Gables (as South Dixie Highway) so the Keys route starts immediately without highway transfers. Biltmore Hotel, Gables Ponce Building, and residential pickups are common.
Coral Gables detailsFLL Airport
For travelers flying into Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International instead of MIA. The FLL pickup adds roughly 30 minutes to the total corridor time. The route takes I-95 South to the Florida Turnpike, then follows the same path to Florida City and US-1.
FLL detailsAny other Miami-area address
Homestead, Kendall, Key Biscayne, Aventura, Doral — any address in Miami-Dade or Broward County can serve as the pickup point. The quote adjusts based on the distance from the pickup address to the start of the US-1 corridor at Florida City.
Point-to-point detailsDrop-off locations in Key West
The chauffeur delivers to the front door of any Key West address. Old Town streets are narrow one-ways, so the drop-off point may be around the corner from the main entrance on tight blocks.
| Area | Notes |
|---|---|
| Old Town / Duval Street | Hotels, guesthouses, vacation rentals along Duval Street, Simonton Street, and the surrounding Old Town grid. One-way streets and limited vehicle access on Duval south of Truman Avenue. |
| Casa Marina / Southernmost Resorts | Casa Marina Resort, The Reach, Southernmost Beach Resort cluster on the Atlantic side. Vehicle access via Reynolds Street and Seminole Street. |
| Pier House Resort & Mallory Square | Northwest end of Old Town, adjacent to the Mallory Square sunset celebration area. Drop-off on Front Street or Duval Street north end. |
| Truman Annex / Westin Key West | Gated residential and resort community at the western tip of Old Town. The chauffeur accesses via the Southard Street gate with advance coordination. |
| New Town / North Roosevelt Blvd | Chain hotels, shopping centers, and residential neighborhoods along North Roosevelt Boulevard. Full vehicle access without Old Town street restrictions. |
| Stock Island | The island immediately east of Key West proper. The Perry Hotel, Stock Island Marina, and local restaurants. Easy vehicle access via US-1 before the Key West city limit. |
Who books Miami-to-Key-West transfers
The 3.5-hour corridor attracts a specific set of travelers who value the scenic drive, need group capacity, or are heading to Key West for events that strain flight availability.
Destination wedding parties
Bridal parties, family members, and guests arriving at MIA from multiple origin cities. A Sprinter van carries up to 12 passengers with wedding attire, gifts, and luggage in a single vehicle. The Seven Mile Bridge photo stop becomes part of the pre-wedding experience.
Honeymoon couples
Newlyweds starting a Key West honeymoon with a scenic drive rather than an airport transfer. Sedan or SUV with champagne and privacy for the 3.5-hour ride. Popular departure timing: late morning after a Miami overnight following the wedding.
Fantasy Fest attendees
Late October brings Key West's largest annual event. EYW flights sell out weeks ahead and fares spike. The ground transfer from MIA or FLL becomes the primary arrival method for many Fantasy Fest visitors. Book one to two weeks ahead for the final weekend.
Hemingway Days & Songwriters Festival
Hemingway Days (late July) and the Key West Songwriters Festival (May) drive concentrated arrivals. EYW capacity tightens; the ground transfer absorbs overflow. Some attendees base in Marathon and shuttle daily.
Photographers and content creators
Professional photographers booking the route for the Seven Mile Bridge, Bahia Honda ruins, and the sunrise/sunset angles along the Overseas Highway. Multiple stops, extended dwell times, and golden-hour scheduling.
Spring break groups
College and family groups heading to Key West for spring break. The Sprinter van handles the group size and luggage volume that would require multiple rideshare vehicles or rental cars with parking headaches in Old Town.
Anniversary and milestone trips
Couples celebrating anniversaries, birthdays, and retirements with the scenic drive to Key West. The route itself is part of the celebration. Photo stops, lunch in Islamorada, and a Key West sunset arrival.
Cruise and multi-destination travelers
Visitors combining a Miami stay with a Key West extension before or after a PortMiami cruise. The ground transfer connects the two destinations without a separate flight booking or rental car return logistics.
Choose the right vehicle for the Keys corridor
The 3.5-hour drive favors comfort and cabin space. Couples lean toward the sedan, families toward the SUV, and wedding groups toward the Sprinter.
Luxury Sedan
Mercedes-Benz S-Class / BMW 7 Series
Couples, honeymoons, solo travelers
Executive Sedan
Mercedes-Benz E-Class / BMW 5 Series
Small families, business travelers
Luxury SUV
Cadillac Escalade / Lincoln Navigator
Families with kids, dive/fishing gear
Executive SUV
Chevrolet Suburban / GMC Yukon XL
Groups with moderate luggage
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Executive
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500
Wedding parties, large groups, spring break
What the fixed rate includes
A single quoted price covers the full 160-mile corridor. No toll surprises, no fuel surcharges, no per-mile meter.
Not included
- Gratuity (discretionary, typical 15-20%)
- Lunch or activity stops beyond the base transfer (quoted as add-on)
- Wait time beyond 15-min grace period, billed in 15-min increments
- Cleaning fee for unusual incidents
Fixed upfront rate
Quoted at booking, charged after the trip. No surge, no traffic adjustment, no late-night premium. The number you accept is the number on the receipt.
All tolls and fuel
Florida Turnpike toll from Miami to Florida City, Card Sound Bridge toll ($1.50) if taking SR-905A, and fuel for the full 160-mile corridor. Zero toll line items on the receipt.
Photo stops on request
Seven Mile Bridge overlook, Bahia Honda State Park, Robbie's Marina in Islamorada, Key Largo welcome sign, or any pulloff along US-1. No extra charge for stops; schedule adjusts.
Door-to-door service
Pickup at your Miami hotel lobby, MIA carousel, or home address. Drop-off at your Key West hotel front door, guesthouse, or vacation rental. Luggage handled both ends.
Bottled water on board
Complimentary bottled water for the 3.5-hour drive. Chauffeurs on the Keys corridor stock extra water given the limited services between Marathon and Key West.
Chauffeur who knows the route
Chauffeurs on the Keys corridor know the photo pulloffs, the fuel stops, the drawbridge schedules, and the Friday traffic patterns through Key Largo. This is a regular dispatch assignment, not an ad-hoc route.
GPS tracking shared via SMS
A live tracking link is sent before pickup. Share it with your Key West host, hotel concierge, or family. The link is active through drop-off.
15-min grace period
Complimentary 15-minute wait at the pickup point. For MIA pickups, the standard 60-minute international / 30-minute domestic wait applies from wheels-down.
Key West to Miami — same route, same pricing
The return trip from Key West to Miami follows US-1 North through the same island chain in reverse. Distance, drive time, and pricing are identical. The chauffeur picks up at your Key West hotel, guesthouse, or vacation rental and drops at any Miami-area address, MIA terminal, or FLL terminal.
Northbound Sunday and Monday morning traffic is heavier than southbound because weekend visitors return to the mainland. The 18-Mile Stretch between Key Largo and Florida City queues northbound on Sunday afternoons from roughly 2:00 to 6:00 PM. For a Monday morning MIA departure, the chauffeur factors in the buffer when setting Key West pickup time to ensure on-time arrival at the airport.
A common booking pattern: southbound Miami-to-Key-West ground transfer on arrival day, then northbound Key West-to-MIA transfer connecting to a departure flight three to seven days later. Both legs booked together qualify for a round-trip discount.
Fort Lauderdale (FLL) to Key West — the alternate starting point
Travelers flying into Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) can take the same ground transfer to Key West. The FLL corridor adds roughly 30 minutes and 30 miles to the MIA corridor because the vehicle drives south on I-95 to the Florida Turnpike before connecting to US-1 at Florida City.
The FLL route is popular with travelers who find cheaper or more convenient flights into Fort Lauderdale than into Miami. Spirit, JetBlue, Southwest, and several international carriers serve FLL with competitive fares from the Northeast and Midwest. The chauffeur meets at FLL baggage claim with the same meet-and-greet procedure as an MIA pickup.
One advantage of the FLL starting point: it avoids the congestion around MIA and the Dolphin Expressway interchange that can add 15 to 20 minutes during afternoon rush. FLL to Florida City via I-95 South is often a cleaner drive than MIA to Florida City via the Turnpike or US-1 through South Miami.
MIA to Key West
~3.5 hours, 160 miles
Florida Turnpike south to Florida City, then US-1 through entire Keys chain. The standard corridor.
FLL to Key West
~4 hours, 190 miles
I-95 South to Florida Turnpike, then same US-1 route. Avoids MIA traffic. 30 min longer.
South Beach to Key West
~3 hrs 45 min, 170 miles
MacArthur Causeway to US-1 South through Coral Gables and Homestead, then US-1 into the Keys.
How Miami-to-Key-West pricing works
The transfer is quoted as a single fixed rate at booking. The fare is calculated from two inputs: the specific pickup address in the Miami area and the selected vehicle class. A Brickell pickup prices slightly differently than an MIA airport pickup or a South Beach hotel because the driving distance to the start of the US-1 corridor varies. The difference is modest — typically within the range of the Turnpike toll savings.
The fixed rate includes the vehicle, chauffeur, fuel for the full 160-mile corridor, the Florida Turnpike toll from Miami to Florida City, and the Card Sound Bridge toll if the chauffeur takes the SR-905A alternate. There is no surge multiplier during Fantasy Fest, no premium for holidays, no late-departure surcharge for evening pickups, and no traffic-based adjustment. Friday afternoon US-1 gridlock through Key Largo does not change the quoted rate.
Photo stops along the route are included at no extra charge. The base quote covers a direct transfer; stops at the Seven Mile Bridge, Bahia Honda State Park, or Robbie's Marina add time but not cost. A sit-down lunch stop (45 to 60 minutes) is treated as an additional stop and quoted as a modest supplement at booking.
Round-trip bookings (Miami to Key West outbound, Key West to Miami return within 48 hours) qualify for a round-trip discount. Corporate accounts apply negotiated rates. Enter your pickup address and Key West drop-off in the booking form for an instant binding fare, or call +1-305-555-0100 for multi-stop, multi-day, or wedding group itineraries.
Cancellations made more than 24 hours before the scheduled pickup are refunded in full. Cancellations within 24 hours are billed at 50%. No-shows are billed at 100%. Mandatory Monroe County evacuation orders waive all cancellation fees automatically.
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Miami to Key West transfer FAQ
Answers to the most common questions about the US-1 corridor transfer between Miami and Key West.
How long does the Miami to Key West drive take?
Under normal traffic conditions, the drive from downtown Miami to Old Town Key West takes approximately 3.5 hours. The route covers roughly 160 miles via US-1 South, starting on the Florida Turnpike from Miami to Florida City, then joining the Overseas Highway at mile marker 126. Weekend traffic, especially Friday afternoons heading south from Key Largo through Islamorada, can add 30 to 60 minutes. Holiday weekends like Thanksgiving, Christmas week, and Spring Break see the heaviest delays in the Upper Keys between Key Largo and Islamorada.
Can we stop at the Seven Mile Bridge for photos during the transfer?
Yes. The chauffeur pulls over at the designated overlook area on the Marathon side of the Seven Mile Bridge (near mile marker 47). The stop adds roughly 10 to 15 minutes to the total trip time. The best light for photos is morning eastbound or late afternoon westbound when the sun is lower and the water color shows the clearest turquoise. The overlook provides a clear view of both the new bridge and the historic Old Seven Mile Bridge running parallel.
Can we stop in Islamorada for lunch during the transfer?
Absolutely. Popular options include Robbie's Marina for the tarpon feeding dock plus casual waterfront food, Lorelei Restaurant on the bayside, and Morada Bay Beach Cafe at MM 81.6. A sit-down lunch stop typically adds 45 to 60 minutes to the total drive time. Let the chauffeur know at booking or at pickup so the timing can be factored into the schedule. The lunch stop is treated as an additional stop with a modest supplement quoted at booking.
Is the transfer pet-friendly?
Yes. Well-behaved pets travel in any vehicle class at no surcharge. Mention the pet at booking so the chauffeur brings a protective seat cover. For the 3.5-hour drive, the chauffeur can add a brief stop at one of the roadside pulloffs south of Marathon for a quick walk. Large-breed dogs do well in the SUV or Sprinter where there is more floor and seat space.
Are child seats available for the drive to Key West?
Yes. Forward-facing child seats and booster seats are available on request at no additional charge. Specify the child's age and weight at booking so the correct seat type is installed before pickup. The 3.5-hour drive is long enough that having a properly installed car seat matters more than on a 20-minute airport transfer. Rear-facing infant seats are also available.
What is the best time to leave Miami for Key West?
Departing Miami between 7:00 and 8:00 AM on a weekday avoids the worst of the southbound tourist traffic through Key Largo and Islamorada. This timing puts you at the Seven Mile Bridge around 10:00 AM when the light is ideal for photos, and arrives in Key West by late morning. On Fridays, leave earlier — 6:00 to 7:00 AM — because weekend traffic starts building by mid-morning south of Florida City.
How bad is traffic on US-1 through the Keys?
US-1 is a two-lane road for most of the Keys, with limited passing zones between Key Largo and Marathon. A single slow-moving RV or construction zone can queue traffic for miles. The worst bottleneck is the 18-Mile Stretch between Florida City and Key Largo on Friday afternoons and Sunday evenings. Within the Keys proper, the Islamorada stretch (MM 80 to MM 72) and the area around the Seven Mile Bridge approach (MM 50 to MM 47) see the most congestion. Summer is the lightest traffic season in the Keys.
Can we do a round-trip booking — Miami to Key West and back?
Yes. Both legs are booked as a single reservation. The return leg (Key West to Miami) is priced identically to the outbound because the distance and route are the same in both directions. The two legs can be days or weeks apart. A common pattern is a Friday ground transfer Miami to Key West, then a Sunday or Monday return Key West to Miami connecting to a MIA departure flight. Round-trip bookings with both legs within the same 48-hour window qualify for a round-trip discount.
What about the Card Sound Road shortcut from Miami?
Card Sound Road (SR-905A) is a 12-mile alternate route from Florida City to Key Largo that bypasses the 18-Mile Stretch of US-1. It crosses the Card Sound Bridge ($1.50 toll, included in the fixed rate) and connects to Key Largo near mile marker 106. The shortcut is useful on Friday afternoons when the 18-Mile Stretch is backed up. The chauffeur decides in real time based on traffic conditions. The Card Sound route also passes through the Crocodile Lakes National Wildlife Refuge — a scenic stretch with mangrove waterways.
How do I book a car for Fantasy Fest in Key West?
Fantasy Fest runs for 10 days in late October, with the peak parade and events concentrated on the final Friday and Saturday. Book the ground transfer at least one to two weeks ahead. During Fantasy Fest, Old Town streets including Duval Street close for parades, rerouting vehicle access. The chauffeur drops at the nearest accessible point to your hotel, typically via New Town or the Truman Avenue corridor. Return transfers on the final Saturday night should be booked before the trip since chauffeur availability tightens during the festival peak.
Can we split the drive with an overnight in the Middle Keys?
Yes. A two-day itinerary with an overnight in Marathon or Islamorada is popular for travelers who want to explore the Keys rather than drive straight through. Day one: Miami to Marathon (2 hours), with stops in Key Largo and Islamorada. Overnight at Hawks Cay Resort or a Marathon hotel. Day two: Marathon to Key West (1.5 hours), crossing the Seven Mile Bridge with a morning photo stop at Bahia Honda. Each leg is quoted separately as a point-to-point transfer.
Is the transfer available on holidays and during hurricane season?
Transfers operate 365 days a year including Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's, and the Fourth of July. There is no holiday surcharge. During hurricane season (June through November), the Keys are subject to mandatory evacuation orders. If Monroe County issues an evacuation order, the transfer is cancelled automatically with a full refund. If a tropical storm or hurricane is approaching but no evacuation has been issued, dispatch monitors conditions and communicates go/no-go decisions 24 hours ahead.
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160 miles of open water, the Seven Mile Bridge, and a fixed rate that covers every toll and every mile. Sedan for couples, SUV for families, Sprinter for wedding parties. Dispatch is staffed 24/7.
Pickup from MIA, FLL, South Beach, Brickell, Coral Gables, or any Miami-area address. Drop-off at Old Town, Duval Street, Casa Marina, Stock Island, or any Key West destination.