Florida Point-to-Point Private Car Service — Any Two Addresses, Fixed Price

No distance limit. The longest regular routes are Miami to Jacksonville (roughly 345 miles, 5 hours via I-95), Miami to Tallahassee (roughly 500 miles), and Miami to Key West (roughly 165 miles, 3.5 hours via US-1 and the Overseas Highway). Cross-state trips like Tampa to Miami, Orlando to Fort Lauderdale, and Naples to Miami via Alligator Alley are quoted on the same fixed-rate structure as shorter rides. Trips over 4 hours include planned fuel and rest stops.

Fixed. The quote includes fuel, all tolls (SunPass, I-95 Express, Florida Turnpike, 595 Express, Homestead Extension, Sawgrass Expressway), and standard parking. I-95 gridlock during a Dolphins game, an I-4 thunderstorm near Lakeland, or a Turnpike closure does not change the fare. The only scenarios that adjust the fare after booking are passenger-initiated: upgrading vehicle class, adding stops, or extending wait time beyond the grace period. Each change is re-quoted and confirmed before the ride continues.

Yes, up to two intermediate stops for a modest per-stop fee quoted at booking. Each stop includes up to 10 minutes of wait time (longer waits are billed in 15-minute increments). Common examples: picking up a travel companion at a second hotel on Collins Avenue, dropping bags at a Brickell residence before continuing to dinner in Coral Gables, or stopping at a pharmacy en route from Fort Lauderdale to Palm Beach. For more than two stops or longer wait times at each, the Hourly Charter is the better fit.

Luxury Sedan handles 3 full-size suitcases plus carry-ons. Executive SUV holds 6-8 large suitcases. Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Executive handles 12 full-size bags. Oversized items like golf bags, surfboards, strollers, and instruments travel at the quoted rate as long as the vehicle can hold them safely. For a snowbird arrival with four full golf bag sets and six large suitcases, book the Sprinter rather than trying to fit everything in an SUV.

Yes. Every toll on the route is included in the quoted rate. This covers SunPass tolls on I-95, the Florida Turnpike (including the Homestead Extension), Sawgrass Expressway, I-595 Express Lanes, Alligator Alley (I-75), SR-528 Beachline Expressway, and the Gratigny Parkway. You do not see a separate toll line item on the receipt because it is already built into the flat rate.

Point-to-point is one pickup, one drop-off, done. The vehicle and chauffeur are committed for a single leg. Hourly charter is a block of time where the chauffeur stays with you for multiple stops. If you need a ride from your Coral Gables home to a Brickell dinner and nothing else, that is point-to-point. If you need a chauffeur for a three-hour evening covering dinner in Brickell, drinks in Wynwood, and return to Coral Gables, that is hourly charter.

Yes. Book both legs as a single reservation. Round-trip discounts apply when both legs are same-day or next-day. The vehicle is not committed between legs, so you are not paying for idle time while you are at your destination. A Fort Lauderdale to Palm Beach morning ride with a Palm Beach to Fort Lauderdale return five hours later is two fixed-rate legs, each quoted independently and discounted as a pair.

Yes. Well-behaved pets are welcome in any vehicle class. Notify at booking so the chauffeur arrives with a protective seat cover. Small pets should be in a carrier; larger dogs can ride on the seat with the cover in place. No pet surcharge. For pets with motion-sickness history, mention it at booking so the chauffeur plans stops on longer routes like Miami to Key West or Miami to Naples via Alligator Alley.

The route runs approximately 165 miles via US-1 through Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon, Big Pine Key, and across Seven Mile Bridge into Key West. Total drive time is roughly 3.5 hours in normal traffic; weekend and spring break traffic on US-1 can add 30-60 minutes. Chauffeurs know the best stops (Robbie's in Islamorada, Seven Mile Bridge photo pullout) and carry extra water. Photo stops can be added on request at no charge. Sprinter is popular for groups because the larger cabin makes the three-plus-hour drive more comfortable.

Alligator Alley is the 80-mile stretch of I-75 crossing the Everglades between the Fort Lauderdale metro area and Naples. There are no gas stations, no rest stops, and limited cell service on the middle section. Chauffeurs fuel before the crossing and carry water. Total drive from downtown Miami to Naples 5th Avenue South is roughly 2.5 hours. The toll is collected at both ends of Alligator Alley and is included in the fixed rate.

Free cancellation more than 24 hours before pickup. Within 24 hours, the fare is billed at 50%. No-shows are billed at 100%. For airport pickups, flight cancellations documented by the airline waive the cancellation fee regardless of the 24-hour window. Weather-related cancellations during named storms or tropical weather events also waive the fee with documentation.

Yes. Dispatch is staffed 24/7 with no after-hours or late-night surcharge. A 1 AM pickup from a Wynwood restaurant to Coral Gables, a midnight ride from LIV at the Fontainebleau to a Brickell condo, or a 2 AM post-concert transfer from Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens to South Beach are all fixed-rate, pre-booked rides. The chauffeur arrives at the designated pickup point and texts on arrival.

Yes. Non-emergency medical transfers are a regular pattern. Patients traveling from Naples to Miami for specialist appointments at Jackson Memorial or the University of Miami Health System, or from Jacksonville to Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, or from any South Florida city to Cleveland Clinic in Weston. The chauffeur handles door-to-door pickup with wheelchair assistance on request and builds extra buffer into drive time so the patient arrives before the appointment window.

Yes. Provide the passenger name and phone number at booking. The passenger receives an SMS confirmation with chauffeur name, phone number, and vehicle plate. This is common for adult children booking rides for parents arriving at PBI and heading to Jupiter, for corporate offices booking client transfers from MIA to Brickell hotels, and for concierges arranging guest transfers from South Beach to Naples.

Passengers who make the same intercity trip weekly, like a Fort Lauderdale to Palm Beach Monday morning commute, can set up a recurring booking with a standing pickup time, vehicle class, and pickup address. Recurring rides qualify for recurring-trip pricing. The chauffeur assignment stays consistent when possible so the driver knows the building, the loading zone, and the passenger preferences.

Major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover), ACH, wire transfer, and corporate account billing. Bookings are authorized at reservation and charged after the trip completes. Corporate accounts consolidate all rides to a single monthly invoice at net-30 terms with cost-center or matter-number tagging available.