Long distance · Miami to Canaveral
Two hundred miles between your door and the gangway, priced as one number for the whole car.

| Ride | Details | Fare |
|---|---|---|
| Miami to Port Canaveral, sedan | Up to 3 passengers · about 3.5 h | from $750 |
| Miami to Port Canaveral, Sprinter up to 14 | Whole group, one vehicle | from $1,350 |
Step 1 of 2 · Your trip
Miami to Port Canaveral is about 200 miles, 3.5 hours up I-95 and the 528. Flying it makes no sense; driving yourself means leaving a car at the port for a week. A chauffeured run costs from $750 for the whole car, not per person: door pickup in Miami, one coffee stop if you like, terminal drop next to the porters.
For groups, the Sprinter takes up to 14 for from $1,350, which beats fourteen one-way flights by a comfortable margin. Text the sail date to +1 (646) 944-0443 or book below.
There is no direct MIA-Canaveral flight, and shared shuttles chain hotel stops for hours. A private car leaves when you want and arrives when planned, with luggage never leaving your sight.
The fare is per vehicle: fourteen passengers in the Sprinter puts it near $96 a person, door to terminal.
Around 9:30-10:00 gives margin for I-95; we confirm exact timing with the quote and watch traffic that morning.
On the ground: The drive is about 213 road miles; Florida's Turnpike usually beats I-95 on time, with one-way tolls near $15-20.
Sailing dates move, so note the cutoff. A sedan or SUV airport transfer can be canceled at no cost until two hours before pickup. Tolls and parking along the way, plus any airport or licensing fee, sit outside the fixed cost and are passed through at cost. On the pickup end, the vehicle holds 15 minutes before waiting time starts, then bills in 15-minute increments at the vehicle hourly rate.
