Part 2 of the PortMiami hotel index picks up at Bay Harbor Suites and ends at Blue River Resort Hot Springs — 155 booking pages covering 92 separate properties, with fares starting at $80 and topping out at $550 on the longest runs. Forty rows sit right at that $80 floor. Each price is for the whole vehicle rather than per passenger, so two people and a family of five see the same number. Find your hotel below, open its row, and the individual page carries the full quote.
Cruise dates rarely move, so this one is worth doing early: send the ship, the docking date and the property you picked out of the list. We answer with the vehicle assigned and the fare in writing. Half the total holds the reservation, by payment link or Zelle, and the driver collects the rest in cash once you are aboard. Start the booking on WhatsApp.
The B block is not one neighborhood. Biscayne Bay Marriott Hotel and Beach Park Hotel sit at the near end at $80, while Bay Lake Motorcoach Resort is a $550 run. Fares climb in five fixed steps, set by how long the drive is rather than by the hotel itself — the state tourism board is a quick way to place a property you do not recognize.
Sixty-one names in this block carry more than one booking page, usually a listing added under different pickup wording. Either row reaches the same address. Where two same-name properties genuinely sit in different towns the fare differs, so read the price column first.
No. Every figure in the table buys the car, and the car carries only your party. A solo traveler and four adults with luggage pay the identical $80, which is why splitting a group across two bookings rarely comes out cheaper.
Terminal pickups happen after you have cleared customs and pulled your bags off the pier. The driver waits with the vehicle outside the terminal building rather than in the hall, and confirms by message as you come out. PortMiami’s own pages set out that sequence terminal by terminal.
