From $400 per vehicle: a private, one-way ride from Port of Miami to Resort Living in Cape Coral in a chauffeured SUV or van.
The fare is locked per vehicle for the one-way journey, and it already covers the tolls, the fuel and the driver’s time.
Walk off, clear the terminal, and the private vehicle is already outside. The driver knows which terminal the ship uses and times the pickup to the real disembarkation, with the curbside greeting included in the fare and the Meet & Greet at the terminal available for $40 if you desire it. Bags in, and the car heads out of the port.
Resort Living in Cape Coral sits on Florida’s Gulf coast, a good road journey west of the Port of Miami where your cruise ends. Cape Coral is a water town first and foremost — no city on earth carries more canal miles, a whole grid of navigable waterways laid out block by block. Arriving here means trading the wake of the ship for a quieter kind of waterfront, with Gulf access close at hand and the simple pace that gives resort living its name.
The region rewards anyone who likes to be near the water. Boaters locate open channels that lead out toward the Gulf and short runs to the neighboring islands, while walkers and families gravitate to the waterfront parks scattered through town. Four Freedoms Park is one of the local gathering spots once you have your feet back on land, and Rotary Park draws visitors who desire green space rather than pavement. For a day built around splashing and cooling off, Sun Splash Waterpark is close by in Cape Coral itself.
Because everything is spread across that canal grid, your accommodation could be almost anywhere in the city, and the transfer is built to reach every address in Cape Coral — not a central depot you then have to leave. Your driver takes you to the door of where you are staying, bags and all, so the first thing you do after a long day at sea is settle in rather than sort out one more leg of the journey. It is a fitting place to slow down after a cruise, with the water consistently somewhere in view.
Your driver meets you curbside at the cruise terminal, not out in a parking lot, and the pickup is organized by message as you walk off the ship. Disembarkation mornings crowd the exits quickly, so the car is staged before you clear the hall — the waiting is the driver’s job, not yours. A 60-minute courtesy window at the port absorbs a slow gangway, and every bag is carried from the terminal to the curb beside you.
From there it is a genuine road journey west: roughly 157.5 miles and about 165 to 176 minutes along I-595, depending on traffic and the hour. The vehicle is reserved for your group alone, with your luggage in back and your own climate the whole way. You are dropped at the entrance of where you are staying in Cape Coral, bags in hand, with stops made only when you ask for them.
Resort Living in Cape Coral is 167.2 miles from the Port of Miami by road, about 2 hours 55 minutes without heavy traffic via I-595. The fare is per vehicle: $400 for the Black SUV, $530 for the Van and $650 for the Van XL. Pickup is at your cruise terminal curb at PortMiami.
| Road distance | 167.2 miles |
|---|---|
| Black SUV, 1-5 | $400 |
| Drive time | 2 hours 55 minutes |
| Van, 6-9 | $530 |
| Main roads | I-595 |
| Van XL, 10-14 | $650 |
| Back from Resort Living in Cape Coral | $400 / $530 / $650 |
The return covers the same 167.2 miles: pickup at the main entrance of the resort, drop-off at your cruise terminal at PortMiami after about 2 hours 55 minutes. From Resort Living in Cape Coral the Black SUV costs $400, the Van $530 and the Van XL $650. Open the booking box with the points swapped and choose the date and time. Book the return
Resort Living in Cape Coral is 167.2 miles by road from the Port of Miami. In light traffic the drive takes about 2 hours 55 minutes via I-595; rush hour can add time, but it is a fixed fare, no traffic or surge charges: $400 for the Black SUV.
Book the time you expect to walk out of the terminal with your bags, not the docking time. The waiting rules for slow disembarkation days are on the FAQ page linked below. The drive to Resort Living in Cape Coral then takes about 2 hours 55 minutes.
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 Resort Living in Cape Coral.
Count people and big suitcases together: up to 10 fit the Black SUV at $400. Larger groups going to Resort Living in Cape Coral take the Van at $530, for 9 passengers and 9 cases, or the Van XL at $650, for 14 and 14. One carry-on each is included.
On sailing day the ride from Resort Living in Cape Coral to your terminal is $400 for the Black SUV, $530 for the Van and $650 for the Van XL. The 167.2 miles take about 2 hours 55 minutes in light traffic, so leave early enough for boarding.
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Todos juntos, el SUV se veía recién lavado. el wifi funcionó, los chicos se entretuvieron en el camino. Todo bien en general.
Our crew rode together straight from the terminal to Resort Living in Cape Coral, and it was so easy. The night before, we got a message with the driver’s name and license plate, so there was no guessing at the curb on the way out. There was a courtesy waiting window from the agreed time, so we never had to rush to gather the bags.
Éramos siete bajando en PortMiami, y un traslado privado a Resort Living in Cape Coral fue mucho más simple que dividirnos en autos. Pasamos del barco a la recepción de Resort Living in Cape Coral sin nada de qué preocuparnos en el medio.
Easy ride, fixed fare, zero hassle from the terminal to Resort Living in Cape Coral. Would book again. The ride from the terminal to Resort Living in Cape Coral was smooth and steady, and we could just settle in.
Cruising with the family, we didn’t want any disembarkation-day chaos, so a private van waiting at the terminal Resort Living in Cape Coral was worth every bit. The last thing you want after a week at sea is a ride that falls through, and this was rock solid. The kids crashed in the car, and getting straight to Resort Living in Cape Coral without a scramble at the port was a relief.