Thirty-seven routes that fit no other category: south-county towns like Homestead, Cutler Bay, and Palmetto Bay; Hollywood beachfront resorts; a Port of Miami row; Gulf-coast resort outliers; and the service rows—an hourly chauffeur and group transportation. All of it runs on the house model: exclusive vehicle, tracked arrival when MIA is the origin, per-car pricing on each leaf page. Treat this table as the index of everything else we drive.
Yes—the hourly chauffeur row: $90 per hour with a five-hour minimum, vehicle and driver staying with your group the whole time, stops included. It is the right tool when the day has four addresses instead of one, and it books through the same chat as any transfer.
Because this is the overflow hub. Routes with enough siblings get their own category page; singletons land here so every destination stays reachable from one directory. The service behind each row is identical—only the mileage differs.
For airport starts, the car stages outside the doors of baggage claim, timed by your monitored flight; for the Port of Miami and city rows, pickup is at the address or terminal you specify. Chauffeurs load luggage, speak English and Spanish, and run all hours—night additions, when they apply, appear in the quote first. Booking happens on WhatsApp at +1 (305) 497-0440 with the usual half deposit.
South of the airport, the lane reaches Homestead through Palmetto Bay—deep Miami-Dade territory, referenced at the county’s portal. North and east it touches the Hollywood shore and Surfside’s Four Seasons at the Surf Club, ground covered by miamiandbeaches.com.
