Miami Airport
Car Service, privately.

A MIA transfer quote depends on the chosen vehicle, date, destination and requested arrangements. Ask for the full price for your specific journey, including how waiting, additional stops, tolls, parking and gratuity are handled. Chauffeur hourly rates and self-drive daily rental prices are different products; neither should be treated as an automatic flat airport fare.

Our team will confirm the meeting point and contact instructions for your booking. Provide your flight number and update us if the terminal, arrival time or exit changes. If you want an indoor meet-and-greet, ask whether it can be arranged and whether there is an additional charge before confirming the ride.

Yes, request the outbound and return journeys together if your flights are set. For the airport-bound trip, provide the hotel or residence address, flight departure time and airline. Discuss a pickup time that leaves room for traffic, check-in and security; the time your flight departs is not the time to be collected.

List the stop, its address and how long you expect to spend there. A short additional stop and several hours of appointments require different arrangements. Hourly chauffeur service has a 2-hour minimum. Our team can review whether that or a transfer with a stop fits your itinerary and confirm the price before you book.

List large suitcases separately from carry-ons and mention strollers, golf bags or other oversized items. Include children in the passenger count and describe any child-seat or accessibility needs. Ask our team to confirm the appropriate vehicle and any requested equipment; do not assume a particular configuration is included.

No. Miami International Airport uses MIA; Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport uses FLL. Check your ticket before submitting the request. If your airline changes the arrival airport, contact us to review the route, pickup arrangements and any change in price.