From $240 per vehicle: a private, one-way ride from Port of Miami to Loule Coreto Hostel in a chauffeured SUV or van.
Pricing is by vehicle, not by seat: a solo traveler and a full car pay the same flat one-way rate.
On disembarkation morning the driver plans around the ship’s arrival and waits at the curb outside your terminal at PortMiami. The curbside greeting at the terminal is included; the Meet & Greet at the terminal, your driver holding a name sign, is available for $40. Luggage goes straight from the terminal into the vehicle and the ride leaves private and direct.
Loule Coreto Hostel gives cruise travelers a friendly, laid-back place to land once the ship is behind them. As a hostel, it trades formality for an easygoing, sociable feel, and it sits within reach of downtown in the West Palm Beach region — close enough that the neighborhood’s daily rhythm is part of the appeal. Arriving straight from the terminal, you step out of the vehicle at the entrance with your bags and settle in without a long transfer or a change of plans.
The location puts you near the heart of the local scene. Rosemary Square is one of the spots guests tend to gravitate toward, an open, walkable stretch of shops and gathering places where the downtown energy is easy to feel. The Kravis Center is close by as well, so an evening of performance or a quiet look at the schedule is a short trip rather than a project. Both sit within the same downtown pocket that gives this part of West Palm Beach its pulse.
Culture and open air round out what you locate on arrival. The Norton Museum of Art is nearby for anyone who wants galleries and a slower, quieter afternoon after days at sea. The West Palm Beach waterfront and its palm-lined promenade are close too, an easy place to stretch your legs, take in the water, and shake off the ship. Between the museum, the square, the theater, and the waterfront, the hostel leaves you well placed to make the most of the first hours ashore, all set around a compact, walkable downtown.
The ride begins the moment you clear the terminal. Your chauffeur is already waiting, meets your group at the curb, and loads the luggage so nothing has to be dragged across the port. From there it is one direct leg — no stops, no shared seats — running from the Port of Miami cruise terminal straight to the door of Loule Coreto Hostel. The route follows Florida’s Turnpike, which keeps the roughly 70.2 miles moving as a single, steady drive.
Plan on about 86 to 101 minutes terminal to door, depending on traffic and the hour you sail in. Because the pickup is timed to your actual disembarkation, weekend port crowds are already built into the plan rather than a surprise. The bags stay in the vehicle the whole way, the car is yours alone, and you reach the hostel ready to check in.
Loule Coreto Hostel in West Palm Beach is 70.4 miles from the Port of Miami by road, about 1 hour 28 minutes without heavy traffic via Florida’s Turnpike. The fare is per vehicle: $240 for the Black SUV, $400 for the Van and $430 for the Van XL. Pickup is at your cruise terminal curb at PortMiami.
| Road distance | 70.4 miles |
|---|---|
| Black SUV, 1-5 | $240 |
| Drive time | 1 hour 28 minutes |
| Van, 6-9 | $400 |
| Main roads | Florida’s Turnpike |
| Van XL, 10-14 | $430 |
| Back from Loule Coreto Hostel | $240 / $400 / $430 |
Going back works the same way. The driver meets you at the main entrance of the hostel and takes you to your cruise terminal at PortMiami, 70.4 miles away, in about 1 hour 28 minutes with light traffic. Fares for the return from Loule Coreto Hostel are $240 (Black SUV), $400 (Van) and $430 (Van XL). The booking box below opens with the two points swapped. Book the return
Loule Coreto Hostel is 70.4 miles by road from the Port of Miami. In light traffic the drive takes about 1 hour 28 minutes via Florida’s Turnpike; rush hour can add time, but it is a fixed fare, no traffic or surge charges: $240 for the Black SUV.
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 70.4 miles to Loule Coreto Hostel.
At the curb outside your own cruise terminal (the terminals are listed below). Before the pickup you get the driver’s name, car and plate; when you are outside with your bags, message us and the car pulls up for the ride to Loule Coreto Hostel.
Count people and big suitcases together: up to 10 fit the Black SUV at $240. Larger groups going to Loule Coreto Hostel take the Van at $400, for 9 passengers and 9 cases, or the Van XL at $430, for 14 and 14. One carry-on each is included.
We do. The driver picks you up at Loule Coreto Hostel and takes you to your cruise terminal for $240 (Black SUV), $400 (Van) or $430 (Van XL). Plan on about 1 hour 28 minutes for the 70.4 miles, more at rush hour.
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I wasn’t going to fight for a ride the morning I disembarked, so I booked a private car from the terminal to Loule Coreto Hostel. The driver handled the suitcases so I didn’t have to struggle with anything. There was a sign with my name at the curb, so I didn’t have to look around.
My husband and I stepped off the ship at PortMiami and a private car was right there for us to take us to Loule Coreto Hostel. We went from the terminal to a real bed with no stress at all.
We got off the ship with the kids ready for a nap, and a private van there at the terminal made the run to Loule Coreto Hostel painless. We had the driver’s details ahead of time, so there was nothing to worry about at the terminal. We went from the terminal to a real bed with no stress at all.
We didn’t want to wrangle kids and luggage looking for a ride at the port, so we booked a private van to Loule Coreto Hostel. For a no-hassle way to get from the ship to Loule Coreto Hostel, it was well worth it. The car seat was ready when we got in, which was a real help that morning.
My wife and I stepped off the ship at PortMiami and a private car was right there for us to take us to Loule Coreto Hostel. For a stress-free way to get from the ship to Loule Coreto Hostel, it was money well spent. The last thing you want after a week at sea is a ride that falls through, and this was rock solid.