Forty-four listings whose destinations begin with A through G, collected here because they belong to no single zone. Fares open at $80 for the Miami-Dade addresses and climb to $550 for the Central Florida ones, with the Gulf side at $350 and the Palm Beaches at $250 — the tier tracks driving distance from the terminals and nothing else. Two entries are not point-to-point port transfers at all: a round-trip shopping run and an Everglades excursion, each quoted on its own basis. The rest of the alphabet continues on the sibling pages.
Whatever the drop address, the port end behaves identically. The driver is assigned to your booking, waits clear of the terminal apron while your wave works through the hall, and moves into the pickup lane the moment you report that you are outside with the bags. None of that differs between an $80 hop and a $550 charter.
Three sizes cover this entire list. A group of five or under is dispatched a black SUV; from six up to nine the standard Sprinter van applies; and the extended Mercedes-Benz body seats as many as fourteen. Behind every seat the allowance is a checked bag and a carry-on, which is roomy after a weekend sailing and tight after two weeks. When the homeward luggage runs heavier than that, flag it in the request and the next size up is sent instead.
The spread is the whole point of this page. Bay Harbor Islands is a city address inside the hour; Berkshire Lakes and Bokeelia sit across the peninsula on the Gulf side; Celebration and Doctor Phillips are Orlando-area drops reached up Florida’s Turnpike. Because an alphabet ignores geography, two adjacent rows can sit at opposite ends of the state, which is why the fare column jumps around so much. Visit Florida is the reference for the far ends and the Greater Miami guide for the near ones.
Because the tier is set by driving distance from the terminals, not by how large or how well known the place is. A quiet subdivision an hour up the Turnpike and the recognized town beside it land in the same band, which is why the same figure repeats so often down the column.
Those are older listings that begin at a Miami Beach address rather than the port — a shopping round-trip and an Everglades excursion. The vehicle and the private-hire format are unchanged; only the collection point differs, and it is fixed over WhatsApp before any deposit so nobody waits at the wrong end.
