MIA to Naples Private Car & Chauffeur Service
- Flat rate
- $450
- Distance
- 110 mi
- Duration
- ~120 min
MIA to Naples is a straight shot down Alligator Alley — 110 miles, about two hours, and for most of the middle stretch there's no cell signal and nothing to look at but sawgrass. We tell every rider that up front because it changes how you plan the trip.
This run gets booked heavily by retirees and part-year residents moving between a Miami-area flight and a Naples or Bonita Springs golf community, often with more luggage than a sedan or rideshare can handle. The Suburban's cargo space is built for that — golf bags, extra suitcases, a case of wine from the airport duty-free, whatever the visit calls for.
Because it's a two-hour crossing with no services once you're past the western edge of Broward, we build in a scheduled rest stop if you want one — just say so when you book. Nobody likes being told to hold it for two hours.
Pickup Procedure
Your chauffeur meets you curbside at the arrivals level door nearest your baggage carousel, or inside at baggage claim with a name sign if you booked meet-and-greet. Because this is a long-haul trip, we track your flight closely and confirm your Alligator Alley rest-stop preference before you land.
What's Included
- —Black Chevrolet Suburban — up to 7 passengers, 6 bags
- —Licensed, professionally vetted chauffeur
- —Flight tracking on airport pickups
- —60 min free wait at airports & cruise ports, 15 min elsewhere
- —Child seats on request (no charge)
- —Bottled water · phone chargers · English, Español, Русский
Frequently Asked
Is there cell service the whole way?
No — the middle stretch of Alligator Alley through the Everglades has long gaps with no signal. Tell your chauffeur any calls you need to make before you cross, or plan on being offline for roughly 45 minutes.
How much is the trip from MIA to Naples?
$450 flat for the full 110-mile, roughly two-hour drive, door to door.
Can we stop partway for a bathroom break?
Yes, just let us know when booking. We'll plan a stop near the Big Cypress area rather than pushing straight through.
Do you serve Bonita Springs or just Naples proper?
Bonita Springs, Pelican Bay, and the surrounding golf communities are all normal drop points on this route at no extra charge — tell us the exact address.