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Hourly Charter

Hourly Chauffeur Hire in Florida

Real estate tours · Multi-meeting days · Shopping trips · Sightseeing

Book a chauffeur by the hour across Florida with a two-hour minimum and no per-mile charges. You direct the day — the chauffeur parks and waits at every stop for as long as you need, whether that is a ten-minute document pickup in Coral Gables, a ninety-minute property showing in Boca Raton, or a two-hour shopping session at Bal Harbour. Unlimited stops, cross-county travel included, and extend on the fly in 30-minute increments at the same rate. Luxury Sedan, Executive SUV, and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter — all with Wi-Fi, chargers, and bottled water.

  • 2-hour minimum, extend in 30-min blocks
  • No per-mile charges, tolls included
  • Unlimited stops, chauffeur waits at each
  • Cross-county travel at no surcharge

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Cadillac Escalade ESV and Mercedes-Benz S-Class parked at modern glass building for hourly charter service

What hourly chauffeur hire actually means

Hourly chauffeur hire is an as-directed car service where you book the vehicle for a block of time — two hours minimum — and direct the itinerary as the day unfolds. The chauffeur does not take other rides during your charter, does not cycle back to dispatch between stops, and does not calculate the fare by distance. Ten stops in a five-hour charter costs the same as two stops. A driving route of 40 miles inside Miami-Dade costs the same as 140 miles that touch Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Palm Beach — provided it fits within the booked hours.

The hourly rate covers the vehicle, the chauffeur, fuel, all tolls (SunPass, Florida Turnpike, I-95 express lanes, 595 Express), and parking at standard venues. At every stop, the chauffeur parks and waits for as long as you need. There is no per-minute wait meter, no distance meter, and no surge pricing during peak events or late nights. The only variable is the number of hours booked.

Charter coverage runs across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Orange (Orlando), and Hillsborough (Tampa) counties. Crossing county lines during the charter does not add a surcharge. A charter that starts in Brickell, runs through Fort Lauderdale for a meeting, continues to Palm Beach for a showing, and returns to Miami Beach for dinner is billed on the booked hours. Travel outside these five counties — to Monroe for the Keys, Collier for Naples, or St. Johns for St. Augustine — is available and quoted with a one-time positioning fee if the return runs without a passenger.

Vehicles available are the Luxury Sedan (Mercedes-Benz E-Class / BMW 5 Series, 3 passengers, 3 bags), Executive SUV (Cadillac Escalade / Lincoln Navigator, 6 passengers, 6 bags), and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Executive (12 passengers, 12 bags). Each comes with bottled water, phone chargers, mobile Wi-Fi, and a chauffeur in business attire.

Who books hourly chauffeur hire in Florida

The hourly model fits anyone whose day involves multiple stops, unpredictable timing, or locations where parking is the bottleneck.

Real Estate Agents Showing Properties

Agents and brokers showing properties across Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Highland Beach, Palm Beach, Coral Gables, and Miami Beach with international buyers. Chauffeurs know the gated-community visitor protocols at Royal Palm, Boca West, Seven Bridges, Addison Reserve, Cocoplum, and Gables Estates, the condo-tower loading zones on Collins Avenue, and the fastest routes between listings — including when to avoid A1A during season.

Executives with Multi-Meeting Days

Brickell, Downtown Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach executives with four or more meetings across multiple cities who work from the backseat between stops. The hourly charter replaces an uncertain sequence of rideshares with a single dedicated vehicle and chauffeur. Wi-Fi, phone chargers, and a quiet cabin for calls and document review on I-95 between meetings.

Tourists and Sightseers

Visitors exploring Orlando (Winter Park, Kennedy Space Center, Disney Springs), Tampa (Ybor City, Riverwalk, Dali Museum), Miami (Wynwood Walls, Little Havana, Vizcaya, Key Biscayne), or the Keys (Seven Mile Bridge, Key West Old Town). A local chauffeur handles navigation, parking, and venue access so the passenger spends zero time on logistics.

Shopping Trip Passengers

Bal Harbour Shops, Worth Avenue in Palm Beach, St. Armands Circle in Sarasota, Aventura Mall, and Sawgrass Mills. The chauffeur stages at commercial loading zones while you shop, carries bags to the vehicle between stops, and keeps purchases climate-controlled. A shopping trip car service in Miami is one of the most common 3-hour charters.

Families on Day Trips

Families visiting South Florida who want a day in the Keys, the Everglades, or Palm Beach without car-rental logistics, stroller juggling, or parking at every stop. Executive SUV or Sprinter with child seats installed before pickup. Popular routes: Miami to Key Biscayne, Orlando to Kennedy Space Center, Tampa to Clearwater Beach.

Medical Appointment Runs

Patients with multiple specialist appointments across Miami-Dade or Broward on the same day — morning at Jackson Memorial, afternoon at a Coral Gables clinic, evening at a Plantation specialist. The chauffeur handles door-to-door transitions and waits during each appointment. No rebooking between stops and no surge if an appointment runs long.

Film and Production Scouts

Location scouts reviewing multiple sites across South Florida in a single day — a Wynwood warehouse, a Miami Beach rooftop, a Coconut Grove estate, a Key Biscayne waterfront. The chauffeur navigates between locations while the scout reviews photos and notes. An hourly sedan hire in Florida is more efficient than rental-car logistics for a 6-site scout day.

Visiting Executives with Half-Day Agendas

Out-of-town executives arriving at MIA or FLL for a half-day of meetings in Brickell, Coral Gables, and Aventura who need a half-day chauffeur in Miami rather than a sequence of point-to-point rides. The charter starts at the airport, covers 3-4 meetings, and ends at a Miami Beach hotel or back at the airport for an evening departure.

How hourly chauffeur hire works — five steps

From booking to drop-off. The process is the same for a real estate agent running six showings and a tourist exploring the Keys.

  1. 1

    Book Now

    Submit the form or call with your pickup location, date, approximate hours needed, passenger count, and vehicle preference. Receive an instant hourly rate by vehicle class. No per-mile calculation — the rate covers everything.

  2. 2

    Confirm the Charter

    Reservation confirmed by email with the chauffeur assignment, vehicle class, pickup time, and cancellation policy. Share a tentative itinerary or keep it fully open — both work. Dispatch contacts you the evening before to confirm pickup details.

  3. 3

    Pickup

    The chauffeur arrives 5-10 minutes before the scheduled time at your hotel, office, residence, or airport. You receive an SMS with the chauffeur name, phone number, and vehicle plate. Door and luggage handling at every stop throughout the charter.

  4. 4

    Direct the Day

    Tell the chauffeur where to go. Change the plan as often as you like — add stops, skip stops, rework the route. No dispatch call needed, no app update. The chauffeur parks and waits at each destination. Wi-Fi, bottled water, and chargers available throughout.

  5. 5

    Extend or Wrap Up

    If the day runs longer than planned, tell the chauffeur. Dispatch confirms availability and adds time in 30-minute increments at the same rate. When the charter ends, the chauffeur drops you at the final destination. Billing follows at the quoted hourly rate plus any extensions.

What every hourly charter includes

These ten features are included in every hourly booking — no add-on fees, no tiers, no hidden line items.

Dedicated Chauffeur for the Full Window

Your chauffeur is assigned exclusively to your charter for the entire booked time. The vehicle does not take other rides, does not return to dispatch between stops, and is available the moment you walk out of each destination.

Unlimited Stops

No cap on the number of stops. Three property showings, six office meetings, ten tourist stops — all within the same charter at the same hourly rate. Add and remove stops verbally with the chauffeur at any time.

Wait Time at Every Stop

The chauffeur parks and waits at each destination for as long as you need within the booked window. No per-minute wait fee, no meter. A 90-minute meeting and a 10-minute pharmacy stop are handled identically.

No Per-Mile Charges

The hourly rate covers all driving within the charter window. A 40-mile day inside Miami-Dade costs the same as a 140-mile day touching Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Palm Beach. Tolls, fuel, and standard parking are included.

All Tolls and Fuel Included

SunPass, I-95 express lanes, Florida Turnpike, 595 Express, and standard venue parking — all included in the hourly rate. No surprise toll charges on the final invoice. The only variable is the hours booked.

Extend in Real Time

If the day runs longer than planned, tell the chauffeur. Dispatch confirms availability (almost always yes for active charters) and adds time in 30-minute increments at the same rate. No rebooking fee, no surge.

Wi-Fi, Chargers, and Water

Mobile Wi-Fi, USB-C and Lightning chargers, and bottled water in every vehicle. The backseat is a working surface between stops — review documents, take calls, or send emails on I-95 between Brickell and Palm Beach.

Cross-County Travel Included

Travel across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Orange, and Hillsborough counties is included at the standard hourly rate. No cross-county surcharge. A charter that starts in Miami and ends in Palm Beach is billed on hours, not county lines.

Child Seats on Request

Rear-facing infant seats, forward-facing toddler seats, and high-back boosters installed before pickup at no extra charge. The Executive SUV and Sprinter accommodate multiple child seats without reducing passenger capacity.

Recurring Charter Discounts

Real estate agents, executives, and corporate accounts that book charters on a recurring weekly or monthly basis qualify for discounted recurring rates. Same chauffeur assigned when possible, billing consolidated to a single monthly invoice.

Popular hourly charter scenarios across Florida

Real itineraries that run regularly. Each one is booked as an hourly charter with no per-mile charges and a chauffeur who knows the specific venues, parking, and routing.

Brickell multi-meeting morning

3 hours 4 stops Luxury Sedan

Pickup at a Brickell Avenue office at 8:00 AM. First meeting at a family office on SE 1st Street. Second stop at a Coral Gables bank on Alhambra Circle. Third meeting in Aventura at a Turnberry office. Return to Brickell by 11:00 AM. The chauffeur waits in each building loading zone and handles the 836, US-1, and I-95 routing between stops while the passenger reviews materials in the backseat.

Miami Beach real estate tour

4-5 hours 6 properties Executive SUV

Agent pickup at the brokerage on Collins Avenue. Client pickup at The Setai. Six waterfront and condo listings across Miami Beach, Fisher Island (ferry staging at terminal), and Venetian Islands. The chauffeur knows the condo tower loading zones on Collins, the Star Island gate protocol, and the Fisher Island vehicle ferry schedule. Agent works the phone between showings; client stays in a climate-controlled cabin.

Palm Beach shopping and lunch

3 hours Worth Avenue + 2-3 shops + restaurant Luxury Sedan

Pickup at a Palm Beach hotel or residence. Drop at Worth Avenue for boutique shopping — the chauffeur stages at the town-approved loading zones on Peruvian Avenue and Chilean Avenue. Pickup for lunch at The Breakers or Buccan. Final stop at a Royal Palm Way gallery. Return to the hotel. Shopping bags stay in the vehicle between stops.

Orlando theme park rest day

8 hours 4-5 destinations Executive SUV

Pickup at a Lake Buena Vista resort at 9:00 AM. Drive to Winter Park for Park Avenue shopping and brunch. Afternoon at Kennedy Space Center (chauffeur waits in the visitor parking lot — roughly 50 minutes from Orlando). Dinner at Disney Springs. Return to the resort by 9:00 PM. Full-day car service in Orlando without rental-car logistics or theme park parking fees.

Key West sightseeing from Miami

Full day (10-12 hours) Multiple photo stops + Key West walking tour Executive SUV or Sprinter

Pickup in Miami or at MIA at 7:00 AM. Drive south on US-1 through Key Largo, Islamorada (photo stop at Robbie's or Theater of the Sea), Marathon, and across the Seven Mile Bridge (photo stop). Arrive Key West by 11:00 AM. Chauffeur drops at Mallory Square for a walking tour of Old Town, Duval Street, the Hemingway Home, and Southernmost Point. Pickup at 4:00 PM for the return drive. Sunset stop at Bahia Honda if timing allows.

Tampa Bay brewery and restaurant tour

5-6 hours 4-5 breweries + dinner Mercedes-Benz Sprinter

Group pickup in Downtown Tampa or St. Petersburg at noon. First stop: Cigar City Brewing in the Westshore area. Drive to Coppertail Brewing and Angry Chair Brewing along the Florida Avenue corridor in Seminole Heights. Cross the Howard Frankland Bridge for a stop at Green Bench Brewing in the St. Petersburg EDGE District. Dinner at a Ybor City restaurant. The Sprinter seats 12 and eliminates designated-driver logistics for the group.

Naples gallery walk and dinner

4 hours 3-4 galleries + restaurant Luxury Sedan

Pickup at a Naples hotel or Pelican Bay residence. Drive to the 5th Avenue South gallery district for two or three gallery stops (the chauffeur stages on side streets off 5th). Walk to dinner at a 5th Avenue restaurant. After dinner, a Tin City or Bayfront waterfront stop. Return to the hotel. Naples gallery nights (first Saturday of the month) are especially popular for this charter pattern.

How hourly charter pricing works

Hourly charter rates are set by vehicle class with a two-hour minimum for every booking. Luxury Sedan (Mercedes-Benz E-Class / BMW 5 Series, 3 passengers) carries the lowest hourly rate. Executive SUV (Cadillac Escalade / Lincoln Navigator, 6 passengers) is mid-tier. Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Executive (12 passengers) has the highest hourly rate.

All rates include the chauffeur, fuel, tolls (SunPass, I-95 express lanes, Florida Turnpike), and parking at standard venues. There is no mileage component. A 3-hour charter that covers 20 miles inside Boca Raton and a 3-hour charter that covers 90 miles from Miami to Palm Beach and back are billed identically.

Overtime beyond the booked window is billed in 30-minute increments at the same hourly rate. There is no overtime surcharge, no rebooking fee, and no surge multiplier. The chauffeur flags when the original window is approaching so extensions are deliberate, not surprise charges.

Recurring charters — a weekly real estate tour day, a monthly executive multi-stop day, a standing Saturday sightseeing charter — qualify for discounted recurring rates. Corporate accounts apply their negotiated rate to charter bookings automatically. Request an instant hourly quote by vehicle class using the form below, or call +1-305-555-0100 to discuss custom charter arrangements and multi-day bookings.

Vehicle selection for hourly charters

Three vehicle classes cover every hourly charter scenario. All include Wi-Fi, phone chargers, bottled water, and a chauffeur in business attire.

Luxury Sedan

Luxury Sedan

Mercedes-Benz S-Class / BMW 7 Series

3 passengers
3 full-size bags
Executive Sedan

Executive Sedan

Mercedes-Benz E-Class / BMW 5 Series

4 passengers
3 full-size bags
Luxury SUV

Luxury SUV

Cadillac Escalade / Lincoln Navigator

6 passengers
6 full-size bags
Executive SUV

Executive SUV

Chevrolet Suburban / GMC Yukon XL

7 passengers
6 full-size bags
Limousine Sprinter

Limousine Sprinter

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Limo Conversion

10 passengers
6 full-size bags
Jet Sprinter

Jet Sprinter

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Jet Edition

8 passengers
8 full-size bags
Shuttle Sprinter

Shuttle Sprinter

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Shuttle

14 passengers
14 full-size bags
Executive Sprinter

Executive Sprinter

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Executive

14 passengers
10 full-size bags

Florida destinations for hourly charter

Each destination card includes a sample itinerary with real venues, typical charter duration, and the best use case. Every itinerary runs as an hourly charter with no per-mile charges.

Miami — Wynwood, Little Havana, Key Biscayne

Best for
Tourist sightseeing, art and food tours
Sample itinerary
Wynwood Walls and galleries (1.5 hours), Calle Ocho in Little Havana for coffee and cigar shops (1 hour), lunch in the Design District, Vizcaya Museum (1 hour), Key Biscayne beach or Bill Baggs lighthouse (1 hour).
Typical duration
5-6 hours

Boca Raton and Highland Beach — Luxury Real Estate

Best for
Real estate property tours with international buyers
Sample itinerary
Agent pickup at the brokerage. Client pickup at PBI or a Boca hotel. 4-6 waterfront and gated-community listings across Royal Palm, Boca West, Seven Bridges, Addison Reserve, and Highland Beach oceanfront. Lunch at Mizner Park. Return to PBI or Boca hotel.
Typical duration
5-6 hours

Palm Beach — Worth Avenue and Island

Best for
Shopping, gallery visits, luxury dining
Sample itinerary
Worth Avenue boutiques, Royal Palm Way galleries, lunch at The Breakers or Café Boulud, Flagler Museum visit, island drive past estates on South Ocean Boulevard. Return via Royal Park Bridge.
Typical duration
3-4 hours

Orlando — Theme Parks and Winter Park

Best for
Family rest days, sightseeing beyond the parks
Sample itinerary
Winter Park Park Avenue shopping and brunch, Rollins College campus walk, drive to Kennedy Space Center (50 min), afternoon at the Space Center, Disney Springs dinner. Full-day car service in Orlando replaces rental-car hassle.
Typical duration
8-10 hours

Tampa Bay — Ybor City, Riverwalk, St. Petersburg

Best for
Brewery tours, waterfront dining, cultural visits
Sample itinerary
Ybor City historic district and Columbia Restaurant, Tampa Riverwalk walk, cross the Howard Frankland Bridge to St. Petersburg for the Dali Museum and Beach Drive dining. Clearwater Beach sunset stop if time allows.
Typical duration
5-7 hours

The Florida Keys — Key Largo to Key West

Best for
Full-day sightseeing, photo-stop road trip
Sample itinerary
Pickup in Miami. Key Largo stop (John Pennekamp or Glass-Bottom Boat). Islamorada (Robbie's tarpon feeding). Marathon (Turtle Hospital). Seven Mile Bridge photo stop. Key West Old Town: Duval Street, Hemingway Home, Southernmost Point, Mallory Square sunset.
Typical duration
10-12 hours

Fort Lauderdale — Las Olas and Waterfront

Best for
Shopping, dining, yacht-district sightseeing
Sample itinerary
Las Olas Boulevard shopping and lunch, Riverwalk Arts and Entertainment District, Hugh Taylor Birch State Park, drive through the yacht-lined canals along the Intracoastal, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea beach stop. Port Everglades overlook for cruise-ship photography.
Typical duration
3-4 hours

Bal Harbour and Aventura — Shopping Day

Best for
Luxury retail and shopping trips
Sample itinerary
Pickup in Miami Beach or Brickell. Bal Harbour Shops for designer boutiques (chauffeur stages at the commercial lot on Collins). Lunch at a Bal Harbour restaurant. Aventura Mall for additional shopping. Return to the hotel. Shopping bags stay in the vehicle between stops.
Typical duration
3-4 hours

St. Armands Circle and Sarasota

Best for
Shopping, galleries, beach sightseeing from Tampa
Sample itinerary
Pickup in Tampa or Bradenton. St. Armands Circle for boutique shopping and gallery browsing. Lunch on the circle. Siesta Key Beach visit. Marie Selby Botanical Gardens or Ringling Museum in Sarasota. Return to Tampa.
Typical duration
6-8 hours

Coral Gables and Coconut Grove

Best for
Real estate tours, residential sightseeing, lunch outings
Sample itinerary
Miracle Mile in Coral Gables for shopping. Drive through Gables Estates and Cocoplum for waterfront residential sightseeing. Lunch at a Coconut Grove restaurant on Main Highway. Vizcaya Museum visit. Return to Brickell or Miami Beach.
Typical duration
3-4 hours

What happens when the plan changes

Hourly charters are built for unpredictability. These are realistic scenarios and exactly how the chauffeur and dispatch handle each.

Client wants to revisit a property

Midway through a 5-hour Boca Raton real estate tour, the buyer wants to go back to the first listing in Royal Palm for a second look. The chauffeur reverses route immediately — no dispatch call, no rebooking. The return adds 20 minutes to the charter, and if the booked window runs short, the extension is confirmed in real time.

Meeting runs 90 minutes over

An executive on a multi-meeting day in Brickell has a 10 AM meeting that runs until 12:30 PM instead of 11 AM. The chauffeur waits in the building loading zone the entire time. Dispatch extends the charter by 90 minutes at the same rate. The afternoon Fort Lauderdale meeting still happens — the chauffeur adjusts the I-95 route for midday traffic.

Shopping detour mid-sightseeing

A tourist on a Miami sightseeing charter sees a boutique in the Design District and wants to stop. The chauffeur pulls over, stages at a loading zone, and the passenger shops for 30 minutes. No schedule penalty, no rebooking. The charter resumes to Vizcaya as planned.

Weather cancels the outdoor plan

A Key West sightseeing charter from Miami hits a rain band near Islamorada. The passenger decides to turn around and spend the afternoon in Coconut Grove instead. The chauffeur redirects on the Overseas Highway, no dispatch interaction needed. The charter duration is unchanged — just the route.

Early finish — end the charter

A 6-hour real estate tour wraps after 4 hours because the client found the property. The chauffeur drops the client at the hotel and the charter ends. The two-hour minimum still applies, but the full 6 hours booked is the charge since the vehicle was dedicated for that window. Unused time is non-refundable per the booking terms.

Vehicle upgrade needed mid-day

A family on a sightseeing charter in a sedan realizes they need an SUV for a beach stop with strollers and gear. The chauffeur contacts dispatch, and if an SUV is available nearby, the swap happens within 30-45 minutes. The rate adjusts to the SUV hourly rate for the remaining hours.

What is not included in the hourly charter rate

  • Gratuity (discretionary; many charter passengers tip 15-20%)
  • Event or venue parking at non-standard locations (billed at cost if applicable)
  • Overnight chauffeur accommodation for multi-day charters (arranged by dispatch, billed through the charter)
  • Food and beverage beyond bottled water (BYO welcome)
  • Cleaning fee for unusual incidents (smoking, spills requiring detailing)
  • Interstate travel beyond Florida (handled via affiliate network, priced separately)

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Florida hourly chauffeur hire FAQ

Answers to the most common questions about booking and running an hourly charter in Florida — pricing, extensions, vehicles, and specific Florida logistics.

What is the minimum booking time for hourly chauffeur hire in Florida?

Two hours for every vehicle class — Luxury Sedan, Executive SUV, and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. Most passengers book 3-6 hours depending on the itinerary. Real estate property tours in Boca Raton and Palm Beach typically run 5-6 hours; executive multi-stop days across Brickell, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach run 6-9 hours; tourist sightseeing in Miami or Orlando runs 4-6 hours. Book conservatively and extend in real time if the day runs longer — extensions add time at the same hourly rate with no penalty.

Is there a mileage limit on hourly chauffeur hire in Florida?

No mileage limit. A five-hour charter that stays within a five-mile radius of Brickell costs the same as a five-hour charter that drives Miami to Palm Beach round-trip (roughly 140 miles). The only billing variable is the number of hours booked. This makes hourly hire particularly effective for intercity real estate tours and long-distance sightseeing where a per-mile ride would scale expensively — a full-day Key West run from Miami covers over 300 miles round-trip at the same hourly rate.

What happens if my hourly charter runs longer than I booked?

Tell the chauffeur. Dispatch confirms driver availability and extends the charter in 30-minute increments at the same rate. There is no rebooking fee, no surge, and no interruption. The chauffeur flags when the original window is approaching so there are no surprise overruns. Extensions are billed on the final invoice along with the base charter. This happens frequently on real estate tour days when a client wants to revisit an earlier property or add a listing in Delray Beach after seeing Boca.

Can I change my route or add stops during an hourly charter?

Yes — that is the operational advantage of hourly hire over point-to-point. Change destinations, add stops, skip planned stops, rework the itinerary verbally with the chauffeur at any point. No dispatch call, no app update, no change request. Real estate agents use this constantly when a client adds a listing after the first showing. A tourist sightseeing in Miami might skip Vizcaya and add extra time in Wynwood instead. The charter adapts in real time.

Which Florida counties are covered without a surcharge on hourly charters?

Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Orange (Orlando), and Hillsborough (Tampa) are included at the standard hourly rate. A charter that crosses from Miami-Dade into Broward into Palm Beach in a single afternoon is billed on hours, not county lines. Charters into Monroe County (the Keys), Collier (Naples), or St. Johns (St. Augustine) are available and quoted with a one-time positioning fee if the return leg runs without a passenger.

How does hourly charter pricing work for different vehicle classes?

Rates are set per vehicle class with the two-hour minimum. Luxury Sedan (Mercedes-Benz E-Class / BMW 5 Series, 3 passengers) has the lowest hourly rate. Executive SUV (Cadillac Escalade / Lincoln Navigator, 6 passengers) is mid-tier. Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Executive (12 passengers) carries the highest hourly rate. All rates include the chauffeur, fuel, tolls (SunPass, Turnpike, express lanes), and parking at standard venues. Request an instant quote by vehicle class using the form on this page.

Can I book a full-day or multi-day hourly charter in Florida?

Yes. Full-day charters of 8-12 hours are common for real estate tour days across South Florida, executive roadshows through Brickell and Palm Beach, and tourist sightseeing in Orlando. Multi-day charters — three days across Miami, the Keys, and Palm Beach, for example — receive a discounted daily rate and, when possible, the same chauffeur for continuity. Overnight stays for the chauffeur are arranged by dispatch and included in the charter rate.

Do you supply child seats during an hourly charter?

Yes. Rear-facing infant seats, forward-facing toddler seats, and high-back boosters are installed before pickup when requested at booking. The Executive SUV and Sprinter carry multiple child seats without reducing passenger capacity. This is common on family sightseeing charters — a Key Biscayne beach day, an Everglades airboat visit, a Kennedy Space Center run from an Orlando resort, or a Palm Beach Zoo outing.

Is gratuity included in the hourly charter rate?

No — gratuity is discretionary. Charter passengers commonly tip 15-20% of the total fare given the dedicated nature of the service. Corporate accounts can configure automatic gratuity at a set percentage applied across all charter bookings. Tips can be paid in cash at the end of the charter or added to the card on file by calling dispatch.

Can I combine an airport transfer with an hourly charter on the same day?

Yes. Many passengers combine an MIA or FLL airport pickup with an hourly charter for the rest of the day — for example, a 10 AM arrival at Miami International followed by four hours of real estate showings in Coral Gables and Coconut Grove, then drop-off at a Miami Beach hotel. The quote combines the airport transfer base with the hourly block starting at the airport pickup time. This is also popular for MCO arrivals who want a full-day Orlando sightseeing charter starting from the airport.

What vehicles are available for hourly chauffeur hire?

Three classes: Luxury Sedan (Mercedes-Benz E-Class / BMW 5 Series, 3 passengers, 3 bags) for solo executives, couples, and small property tours. Executive SUV (Cadillac Escalade / Lincoln Navigator, 6 passengers, 6 bags) for families, real estate groups, and multi-passenger sightseeing. Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Executive (12 passengers, 12 bags) for larger groups, wedding parties, and brewery or restaurant tours. All come with Wi-Fi, phone chargers, bottled water, and a chauffeur in business attire.

How far in advance should I book an hourly charter in Florida?

For a single sedan or SUV, 24 hours is typically sufficient outside peak windows. For Sprinter vans and during high-demand periods — Art Basel week, Palm Beach season (January through April), Orlando convention weeks, Daytona race weekends — book 3-5 days ahead to guarantee the exact vehicle class. Same-day charters are accepted subject to availability and confirmed within 30 minutes during business hours.

What is the cancellation policy for hourly charters?

Free cancellation more than 24 hours before the scheduled pickup. Cancellations within 24 hours are billed at 50% of the quoted charter rate. No-shows without prior cancellation are billed at 100%. Weather-related cancellations due to hurricane warnings or mandatory evacuation orders waive the fee entirely. If your schedule shifts, call dispatch to reschedule — moving the charter to a different time or date avoids the cancellation fee in most cases.

Can a real estate agent book recurring weekly charters at a discounted rate?

Yes. Agents who run property tours on a regular schedule — every Saturday showing luxury listings in Boca Raton and Highland Beach, every Tuesday touring waterfront properties in Miami Beach and Coral Gables — qualify for recurring charter rates. The rate is locked for the recurring day, the same chauffeur is assigned when possible (agents value driver familiarity with gated communities like Royal Palm, Boca West, and Seven Bridges), and billing consolidates to a single monthly invoice.

Do hourly charter chauffeurs know gated-community access protocols in South Florida?

Yes. Chauffeurs working real estate charters regularly access gated communities across Boca Raton (Royal Palm, St. Andrews, Boca West, Addison Reserve, Seven Bridges, Mizner Country Club), Palm Beach (Island access via Royal Park Bridge and Southern Boulevard), Coral Gables (Gables Estates, Cocoplum, Snapper Creek), and Miami Beach (Fisher Island ferry, Star Island gate, La Gorce gate). Drivers carry the visitor-access documentation and know the call-ahead protocols that prevent gate delays during a showing tour.

Can I book an hourly Sprinter for a brewery or restaurant tour in Florida?

Yes. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Executive seats 12 and is the standard vehicle for group tours — Tampa Bay brewery tours (Cigar City, Coppertail, Angry Chair along Florida Avenue corridor), Miami restaurant crawls through Wynwood and the Design District, and Palm Beach wine-dinner circuits along Clematis Street and CityPlace. The Sprinter allows everyone to ride together, the chauffeur handles parking and designated-driver logistics, and the group returns safely to one drop-off point.

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