The R and S block closes this stretch of the index with 155 entries, and its centre of gravity is the middle tiers — 46 rows at $250 and 36 at $350, with 31 still at the $80 county rate and 24 at $550. Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort and Sanibel Captiva Beach Resorts are $350 rows; Runaway Beach Club is $550. Private vehicle, fixed rate, one party per car, exactly as on every other page here.
Golf resorts, beach clubs, motorcoach parks, hostels and a fair number of private homes. There is no regional logic to it — a South Beach hostel at $80 and a Gulf-coast resort at $350 are neighbours here purely because their names are. The rate column carries the information the alphabet does not. Anyone planning nights in the city before or after a sailing will find current listings at the Greater Miami visitor bureau.
The SUV tops out at five travellers, a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter at nine, and the stretched body at fourteen. The bag rule is one checked and one carry-on each, and it is the thing that most often decides the class, since a group of six with a golf bag apiece is a van booking whatever the seat count says. Tell us the awkward items when you ask for the quote.
Return legs are priced separately and are not automatically the mirror of the outbound. Ask for both when you book and we will send the pair together. Many passengers using this page only need one direction — off the ship at the end of a cruise — which is why the table lists the outbound run.
Either one reaches the same place. The list was built from the way properties were actually booked, so spelling variants survived. Where two rows show different rates for what looks like a single property, they are usually separate locations under one brand; message us and we will confirm which applies before anything is paid.
The driver works to your disembarkation hour and waits in the terminal transport lane once customs is done. Bags go in, the car leaves, and no one else joins it. Longer routes on this page include a stop where that makes sense. Berth-side information is published by PortMiami.
