The S names fill several parts of this directory and Part 16 is the first of them, opening at SBV Luxury Ocean Hotel Suites and closing at South River Suites. There are 155 booking pages here across 97 properties, 40 at the $80 local fare and 44 at $250. Sea Lord Oceanfront Hotel, Sherry Frontenac Oceanfront Hotel and Sonesta Bay Front Hotel all book at $80. The car is reserved whole, so the fare does not move with the number of people riding in it.
Often yes, though vehicles go quickly on heavy turnaround Saturdays when several ships come in together. If the ship and the hotel are already decided there is nothing to gain by waiting, and booking ahead is what secures the vehicle size you want rather than the next one up.
Either one. Where a property appears twice in this block the pages are duplicates of the same route and carry the same fare. The distinction only matters when two hotels share a name in different towns, and in that case the price column tells you which is which.
The driver works to the terminal, not to a clock: once your wave is called you collect luggage, clear customs and step outside to the vehicle. Nothing is shared, and the car drives straight to the address on the booking. Miami-Dade’s county portal carries the port advisories worth checking on a multi-ship morning.
Ship, date, hotel row, and the number of adults, children and cases. That produces a written quote and a vehicle assignment. Fifty percent by payment link or Zelle confirms the job and the driver is paid the balance in cash at the hotel. Send the details on WhatsApp and the confirmation comes back the same way.
Under six passengers, the black SUV. Between six and nine, a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. Ten and above, to a ceiling of fourteen, the larger body. Cruise cases decide it more often than seats do. For the beachfront S properties, the Miami and Beaches visitor bureau is a quick way to confirm the exact street before the driver is dispatched.
