Eleven private MIA transfers serve the northern beach strip: Aventura, Sunny Isles Beach, Bal Harbour, and Golden Beach, with named drops at the Acqualina, Marenas, and Trump International among them. Operationally it is a short-haul lane—land, clear baggage, ride the coast road north—handled by a dedicated car per booking, never a pooled van. The area’s beach-resort profile is well documented on the Greater Miami and Miami Beach tourism portal. Table below; each row links its own fare page.
At the arrivals curb outside your baggage-claim exit. Your flight number is monitored, so a delay moves the car, not your plans. Prefer a name sign inside the terminal? That exists as a paid add-on—curbside is the included standard. Terminal layout maps sit on the MIA airport site.
No. One booking, one vehicle, zero strangers—that rule has no exceptions on this lane or any other. The car that meets you carries your party and your luggage only, direct to the address on file.
Message flight number, date, and party size to the transfer desk. Deposit: 50%, by payment link or Zelle. Balance: cash to the chauffeur at the curb. Confirmation lands in the same thread.
Up to five ride the black SUV; six to nine, the Sprinter; ten to fourteen, the long Sprinter. Allowance per seat: one checked bag, one carry-on. Oversize golf cases or extra pieces—declare them in the chat and the right vehicle is dispatched first time.
Chauffeurs load the bags, work in English or Spanish, and cover arrivals at any hour—red-eyes included, with any overnight fee quoted before payment, never after.
