South Beach Wine & Food Festival Transportation
The South Beach Wine & Food Festival isn't a single-venue event. A typical February evening runs from a chef's dinner at a South Beach hotel to the Grand Tasting Village on the sand to an afterparty three blocks north, each with its own valet chaos and none of them close enough to walk in dress shoes.
This is a wait-and-return page by design. You don't want a car for one leg — you want a driver who parks near the Village, waits through your two hours at the tasting tents, and is there when you walk out, then repeats the pattern for the next stop.
Our hourly rate covers exactly this: $110/hour with a 2-hour minimum, so a full SOBEWFF evening across three venues runs as one held booking instead of three separate rideshare gambles in surge pricing.
Pickup Procedure
For a SOBEWFF evening, we recommend the hourly hold: your chauffeur meets you at your hotel or the arrivals curb at MIA, FLL, or PBI (60 minutes free wait on airport landings), then stays with the vehicle through each stop on your itinerary rather than dropping and re-dispatching.
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
Can the driver wait during the Grand Tasting Village while we're inside?
Yes — that's the standard SOBEWFF booking pattern. Book hourly ($110/hr, 2-hour minimum) and the vehicle holds nearby through your time at the Village.
We have three events in one night across South Beach — is that one booking or three?
One booking, billed hourly for the full block. Give us the addresses and rough timing and we sequence the stops.
Is parking near the Village realistic during festival week?
Street parking tightens significantly during SOBEWFF; that's the reason to book a held car rather than drive yourself — your driver manages the parking problem, not you.