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Private transfer from MIA to PortMiami

Start your cruise with an airport-to-ship journey planned around your party, luggage and boarding arrangements.

A flight arrival and a cruise departure have different clocks. When you request a Miami Airport to PortMiami transfer, give us both your flight details and the cruise line's required arrival time. The aim is a clear handover from the airport pickup point to the correct cruise terminal, with a vehicle selected for the people and bags actually travelling.

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Plan your transfer

Share both reservations
Provide the flight number, arrival date, ship name and cruise departure date.
Describe the travelling party
List passengers, suitcase sizes and any equipment that affects vehicle selection.
Agree the pickup
Review the meeting instructions, contact number and quote before your travel day.

Build the transfer around the ship

Use the ship name and sailing date in your request, rather than only writing Miami cruise port. Add the terminal if your cruise documents already identify it; check the latest cruise-line instructions before travelling. Follow the scheduled embarkation time assigned by your cruise line; the terminal also determines the appropriate port entrance.

PortMiami and Port Everglades are different destinations. If your documents say Fort Lauderdale, tell us before the itinerary is agreed so the request is routed to the correct port.

Give luggage its own space in the plan

Count large suitcases separately from cabin bags and include folding strollers or other bulky items. An attractive vehicle is only useful for this journey when its confirmed configuration accommodates the whole party and their luggage.

Tell us whether everyone arrives on one flight. Separate arrivals may need a later meeting time or another vehicle rather than expecting one airport pickup to cover two different schedules.

Keep airport arrival and cruise boarding distinct

Your flight's scheduled landing time is the beginning of the arrival process. Passport control when applicable, baggage collection and reaching the agreed meeting point all take place before the road journey.

For same-day flights and cruises, choose your travel schedule with the cruise line's boarding requirements in mind. Send the onward deadline with your request so the transfer can be assessed against the actual itinerary; a road booking cannot guarantee a flight connection.

Details to include

  • Miami International Airport arrival details
  • Ship name and correct cruise port
  • Terminal and boarding deadline from your cruise documents
  • Passenger count and luggage inventory
  • Reachable passenger contact number

Choose a vehicle preference and tell us your passenger and luggage requirements. We will discuss the suitable options and complete quote for your itinerary.

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Your trip details

Fields marked * are required. Pickup times are local Miami time. Your enquiry is a request, not a confirmed booking.

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Common questions

Can I request a transfer directly from MIA to my cruise terminal?

Yes. Include the ship and any terminal information in your request. The agreed booking should identify the destination and airport meeting arrangement.

Should I use the ship's departure time as my arrival deadline?

No. Use the cruise line's required arrival or boarding deadline, which may be earlier than sailing. Follow the instructions supplied with your cruise booking.

Can the transfer include a shopping stop?

Describe the stop before requesting a quote. A direct airport-to-port journey and a trip with an additional stop need different timing and service arrangements.