Question 1

How far is Palm Beach from Miami International Airport?

Accepted Answer

About 70 miles to the island itself. West Palm Beach addresses such as El Cid, Clematis Street and Rosemary Square sit closer at roughly 66 miles; Wellington is 62 inland; Singer Island and Palm Beach Gardens run 78 to 80. Most journeys take between 70 and 120 minutes.

Question 2

What does a car from MIA to Palm Beach cost?

Accepted Answer

Fixed fares start at $129 per vehicle for a Business sedan. This is a long-distance transfer rather than a short airport hop, which is why it sits above the $89 tier used for closer Miami runs. The price is per car rather than per passenger and is agreed before you travel.

Question 3

Why is the fare fixed rather than metered?

Accepted Answer

Because the journey is long enough that traffic risk is real. An hour of congestion on I-95 through Broward can add a great deal to a metered fare. With a fixed quote that risk sits with us, and the number you accept at booking is the number you pay.

Question 4

Where does the driver meet me at MIA?

Accepted Answer

Inside the arrivals hall with a name board, not at a kerbside pickup zone. Airport parking is included in the fare so the driver can wait properly rather than circling. You get 30 minutes of included waiting after a domestic landing and 60 minutes after an international one.

Question 5

What happens if my flight is delayed?

Accepted Answer

Flight tracking is included on every booking. The driver works from your actual landing time, so a delayed arrival moves the pickup rather than losing it. There is no charge for the delay itself and no need to call ahead and rebook.

Question 6

Which bridge do you use onto Palm Beach island?

Accepted Answer

It depends on where you are going and the hour. Royal Park Bridge from Okeechobee Boulevard is the standard approach to Midtown and Worth Avenue. Flagler Memorial serves the north end around Royal Poinciana Way. Southern Boulevard Bridge covers the south end and is useful when Okeechobee has stacked up.

Question 7

Do you charge more during season or on holidays?

Accepted Answer

No. There is no surge pricing at peak hours, at weekends, on public holidays or through the winter season. Palm Beach is at its busiest between November and April and the fare for the same journey does not change because of it.

Question 8

Can you collect from Palm Beach for a return to MIA?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and the return leg is the more common half for residents. Give your flight number and the driver works back from the departure time, allowing for the bridges and the I-95 stretch through Broward, which is the part that most often catches people out on a morning run south.

Question 9

Do you serve Palm Beach International as well?

Accepted Answer

Yes. PBI sits about three miles west of the island in West Palm Beach and is a short run from most addresses. Travelers regularly fly into MIA for the schedule and out of PBI for the convenience, and we cover the transfers in both directions.

Question 10

Will you take golf clubs, equestrian kit or oversized luggage?

Accepted Answer

Yes, at no extra charge, but tell us when you book so the right vehicle arrives. Two golfers with clubs and cases need a Business SUV rather than a sedan. Wellington passengers travelling with tack and equipment during the equestrian season should also flag it in advance.

Question 11

Can you get through the gates at a private community?

Accepted Answer

Provided the arrival has been registered with the gatehouse by the resident or property, yes. Book with the community name and full street address so the driver can present the correct details. Unannounced cars can be held at a barrier, which is a poor end to a two-hour drive.

Question 12

How many passengers can you take?

Accepted Answer

Up to three in a Business sedan or First Class, six in a Business SUV or Luxury SUV, and fourteen in a Sprinter van. Luggage capacity roughly matches the passenger count in each class. For groups arriving together, one Sprinter at a fixed price is usually simpler and cheaper than several cars.

Question 13

Is it worth booking ahead or can I arrange it on arrival?

Accepted Answer

Book ahead for this route. Palm Beach is far enough north that arranging transport at the kerb at MIA means either a long metered fare or a wait for a driver willing to take the run. Pre-booking fixes the price and guarantees the vehicle class you need.

Question 14

Do you operate overnight?

Accepted Answer

Reservations are staffed around the clock and drivers work every hour, including for late arrivals into MIA. Given that the drive north takes well over an hour, a midnight landing means a small-hours arrival on the island, and that is a normal booking for us rather than an exception.

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