From $340 per vehicle — a private, one-way black car from the Port of Miami to Island Walk, door to door for your whole group.
Each fare below covers the whole vehicle, not a single seat, so your entire cruise party rides for one flat number set by headcount. The rate is locked the moment you book, with no surge and no traffic adjustment added later on the way to Island Walk.
Once your ship berths and you clear the Port of Miami cruise terminal, the driver is waiting curbside at the exit where passengers file out with their bags. Meet-and-greet comes with every booking, so someone is there to take the luggage and walk you to the reserved car rather than a rideshare lot you have to hunt down. Disembarkation mornings crawl right around the terminals, especially when several ships empty at once, so the first minutes leaving the port are the slow part of the day; the open road that follows moves far quicker. The driver tracks your vessel’s actual clearance and sets the pickup to match, which keeps anyone from circling the block. Share your ship name, terminal, and drop-off address at booking and the car is held for your party alone.
Island Walk sits in the Naples region on Florida’s southwest Gulf Coast, a gated residential community laid out around quiet palm-lined streets, a scatter of lakes, and walking paths that loop past a small town center of everyday shops and services. It reads as somewhere people actually live rather than a row of hotels, with the wider Naples region’s beaches, golf, and low-key dining spread across the surrounding region. Whether you are visiting family behind the gate or settling into a stay after a sailing, the driver delivers you to the exact address so you reach settled instead of stranded at a distant lot. For gate hours, guest passes, and community details, see the official Island Walk Naples community portal. Give the resident name, street, or gate when you book and the route ends at that entrance.
This is a long cross-state run that leaves the Atlantic-side cruise port and crosses the peninsula to the Gulf Coast, so plan it as a comfortable half-day journey rather than a quick hop. The car stays climate-controlled the whole way, and once past the slow stretch out of the port the highway opens up and the miles pass steadily. Because it is a long-distance transfer, a short comfort stop for a restroom break or a snack can be arranged along the route, which keeps children and older travelers fresh before the gate. The ride is private and one-way by default — reserved for your group only, with no pooled seating and no second leg to switch into partway.
Yes, when you ask for it at booking. Meet-and-greet is standard, so the driver is already curbside as you exit, and a printed name sign held at the terminal is a $40 add-on that makes the car easy to pick out of the crowd. You also receive the driver’s name, vehicle, and plate the day before your trip.
Yes. Reserve the arrival pickup and the return drop-off as one booking and the round-trip price is just the one-way fare doubled. The same vehicle class and driver are held for both ends, so the run out to Island Walk and the trip back stay organized with your sailing dates.
From the Port of Miami, plan on about 2 hours 8 minutes and 130.6 miles to reach Island Walk via I-75 (Alligator Alley). Prices are per vehicle, not per seat: $340 for the Black SUV, $450 for the Van, $550 for the Van XL. Pickup is at your cruise terminal curb at PortMiami.
| Road distance | 130.6 miles |
|---|---|
| Black SUV, 1-5 | $340 |
| Drive time | 2 hours 8 minutes |
| Van, 6-9 | $450 |
| Main roads | I-75 (Alligator Alley) |
| Van XL, 10-14 | $550 |
| Back from Island Walk | $340 / $450 / $550 |
For the trip back, your driver picks you up at your address in Island Walk and drives the 130.6 miles to your cruise terminal at PortMiami in about 2 hours 8 minutes. The return fare is $340 for the Black SUV, $450 for the Van and $550 for the Van XL. The booking box opens with Island Walk as the pickup; just add the date and time. Book the return
The 130.6 miles from the Port of Miami to Island Walk take about 2 hours 8 minutes without heavy traffic via I-75 (Alligator Alley). At busy hours, allow extra time. Each vehicle has a fixed fare, no traffic or surge charges: $340 for the Black SUV, $450 for the Van and $550 for the Van XL.
Choose the moment you will be on the curb with your luggage. The driver is at your terminal at the agreed time, then covers the 130.6 miles to Island Walk.
Curbside at the terminal your ship uses. Leave the building with your luggage, send a message, and the driver comes to that curb. From there it is 130.6 miles to Island Walk.
Count people and big suitcases together: up to 10 fit the Black SUV at $340. Larger groups going to Island Walk take the Van at $450, for 9 passengers and 9 cases, or the Van XL at $550, for 14 and 14. One carry-on each is included.
We do. The driver picks you up at Island Walk and takes you to your cruise terminal for $340 (Black SUV), $450 (Van) or $550 (Van XL). Plan on about 2 hours 8 minutes for the 130.6 miles, more at rush hour.
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The two of us set up a private transfer for after the cruise so we wouldn’t deal with the port crowds on the way to Island Walk. An easy, low-key handoff for the two of us from the ship to Island Walk.
Private, on time, and we didn’t have to worry about anything stepping off the ship. It was only our group in the car — no one else’s stops — which was so much nicer than piling in with strangers.
Everything ran on time from the terminal curb to Island Walk — exactly as promised.
A few friends and I came off the ship together and booked one private van from the cruise terminal to Island Walk. The ride to Island Walk was quiet and relaxed, climate-controlled, and we could just unwind.
Para um desembarque sem estresse, minha esposa e eu combinamos de um motorista privativo nos esperar no terminal e nos levar até Island Walk. Sem correria no porto — andamos do terminal até um carro que já estava lá. No carro íamos só nós — sem ninguém mais para esperar — um alívio depois de uma semana a bordo.