Skip the lines and seat hunting: travel in a private Mercedes Sprinter van from Fort Lauderdale to Miami in comfort. Expect bilingual drivers, luggage assistance, onboard Wi‑Fi, and a typical journey of 35–60 minutes — traffic permitting.
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You step into warm Floridian air as the Sprinter doors open, leather seats waiting and a driver greeting you in English or Spanish. The van eases onto city streets, then onto the highway; palms skitter by, the Atlantic sits like a stretched sheet to the east while the Everglades lie flat and secret to the west. In roughly 35–60 minutes you watch the Miami skyline assemble itself from low-rise hotels to glass towers.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
35–60 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for all physical fitness levels; minimal walking required
Wildlife
History
Port Everglades and the Miami ports expanded through the 20th century, shaping the region’s economy and the coastal transportation corridor connecting Fort Lauderdale and Miami.
Conservation
Coastal development and runoff affect local wetlands; using shared transfers and minimizing extra, last‑minute car trips helps reduce congestion and emissions along this corridor.
Reserve your spot on the Transfer from Fort Lauderdale (FLL or Port Everglades) to Miami. today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Confirm pickup point
Specify exact terminal, hotel name and door number when you book so the driver finds you quickly.
Allow extra time for traffic
Plan for morning (7–9am) and evening (4–7pm) rush-hour delays and cruise embarkation days that can add 15–30 minutes.
One checked bag policy
Carriers list one luggage per person — put valuables and essentials in a small carry-on you can stow in the cabin.
Bring a charger
Onboard Wi‑Fi is convenient but a charged phone keeps booking details and directions accessible.
Photo ID & booking confirmation
Required for cruise or airport drop-offs and to verify your reservation.
Small carry-on bag
Keeps essentials close and fits the one-bag-per-person allowance.
Phone charger or power bank
Ensures devices stay powered during the ride and for arrival logistics.
Light jacket or layer
Vehicles are air-conditioned; evenings and winter months can be cooler than expected.
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