Fifty-four addresses south and west of the port: Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, South Miami, Kendall and a couple of stops as far down as Cutler Bay. Thirty-seven are $80 per vehicle, ten Kendall-area properties run $120, and seven outliers land at $250 or $550. Most bookings on this page take the same shape — everyone off the ship at once, bags included, one vehicle to one door — so the sensible first question is which body fits the group.
A couple or a family of four fits the black SUV, which is rated for five. Six to nine passengers ride the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter; the stretched version takes ten to fourteen and is what we send for reunion groups heading to the Gables. Bag allowance is one checked and one carry-on each, counted honestly, because a nine-seat van with fourteen suitcases is a two-car problem pretending to be one.
The Grove hotels sit closest to the water and turn up most often on this list — the Mayfair, the Sonesta Bayfront and the Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove among them. Coral Gables adds the Avenue Hotel and the Gables Inn. Kendall is where the $120 tier starts and the road time genuinely changes. Rows further south are individual houses and small inns, quoted the same way as any hotel, and the neighborhood background sits with the Greater Miami visitor bureau.
One timing matters: when your ship lets you go. Send that with the booking and the driver is waiting at the terminal ground transport area rather than circling. Nothing is pooled, and the car does not leave until your whole party and its luggage are in it. For anyone stitching a Florida itinerary either side of the cruise, the state tourism board is the broader reference.
