Nine cross-state charters connect MIA with the Gulf side: Naples, Marco Island, Fort Myers, Sanibel, and Cape Coral, with resort-level rows for the JW Marriott and Hilton on Marco Island and the Naples Grande. This is the long-distance end of the catalog—an exclusive vehicle and chauffeur committed to your booking for the entire coast-to-coast run, priced per car with the figure shown on each route page. No bus segments, no transfer points, no other passengers.
The standing allowance: one checked suitcase and one carry-on per passenger, in every vehicle class. Beach setups, golf bags, or dive gear push past that—list the extras in the booking chat and dispatch confirms space or upgrades the vehicle before travel day.
No—per vehicle, always. Three passengers or thirteen, the quote covers the whole car, which is why bigger groups find this lane cheaper than five airline-style seats would suggest. The vehicle classes cap at five, nine, and fourteen passengers respectively.
Write to the dispatch WhatsApp line with your flight, date, and count. The 50% deposit—payment link or Zelle—fixes the vehicle; cash on the day settles it. Arrivals are tracked into MIA, and departures at odd hours simply carry any night fee inside the written quote. Airport-side reference: miami-airport.com.
| Drop-off | Travel time | Fare |
|---|---|---|
| Hilton Marco Island Beach Resort & Spa | ||
| JW Marriott Marco Island Beach Resort | ||
| Naples Grande Beach Resort | ||
| Cape Coral | ||
| Marco Island | ||
| Sanibel | ||
| Fort Myers | ||
| Naples | ||
| Naples |
Naples anchors the lane, Marco Island and its two resort rows sit just south, and the Fort Myers, Sanibel, and Cape Coral drops extend it north along the Gulf. Itinerary-building for that coastline—beaches, preserves, seasonal notes—is what Visit Florida does well.
