One connection from Broward to the island
Continue from FLL to your Miami Beach property in the reserved vehicle, with no separate mainland transfer to arrange before crossing the bay.

Private service connects the passenger's FLL terminal with the confirmed Miami Beach property. Flight information supports arrival coordination, while the property determines the endpoint. After baggage collection and required procedures, passengers follow reservation-specific pickup instructions.
GoMiamiLimo arranges private transfers from your FLL arrival terminal to a specific Miami Beach hotel or residence. The trip continues south into Miami-Dade and across a Biscayne Bay causeway. Share your flight, property address, passengers and luggage so the pickup instructions and vehicle suit your South Beach, Mid-Beach or North Beach arrival.
Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) is north of Miami-Dade, while Miami Beach lies on the barrier island east of mainland Miami. The transfer combines a southbound Broward journey with a causeway crossing toward South Beach, Mid-Beach or North Beach.

Start at your arriving FLL terminal, north of Miami-Dade. The flight arrival and the southbound road journey are separate parts of the transfer.
The approach follows your destination and road conditions.
Your hotel, residence or planned destination.
Driving time depends on traffic and the property. Allow additional time for airport arrival procedures.
FLL lies north of Miami Beach, so the journey moves south toward Miami-Dade. I-95 is an important north-south route, but the final approach changes when the trip leaves the mainland and crosses Biscayne Bay.
For Middle and North Beach, the City identifies I-195/Julia Tuttle Causeway and the 79th Street Causeway as important approaches. Julia Tuttle feeds into the 41st Street corridor toward Collins Avenue, Indian Creek Drive, Alton Road and nearby properties.
A prearranged FLL-to-Miami Beach transfer establishes the flight, vehicle and island destination before landing. The trip begins in Broward County and ends across Biscayne Bay, with the final approach determined by where the passenger is staying.
Arrange your transferContinue from FLL to your Miami Beach property in the reserved vehicle, with no separate mainland transfer to arrange before crossing the bay.
A resort weekend and a longer family vacation can involve very different luggage. Choose the cabin and cargo space for the whole stay, including beach equipment or a stroller.
A North Beach apartment is not the same endpoint as a South of Fifth hotel. Your journey follows the neighborhood where you are staying rather than a generic Miami Beach stop.
Start at your arriving FLL terminal, north of Miami-Dade. The flight arrival and the southbound road journey are separate parts of the transfer.
Official arrival informationThe southbound drive starts after you have left the aircraft and collected your luggage at FLL. The airport uses designated ground-transportation areas, and the appropriate meeting place can depend on the terminal and service. Keep the reservation instructions handy rather than walking to a taxi or ride-app area on the assumption that all pickups share one curb.
An international arrival may involve passport checks and Customs before your party reaches the public terminal area. That processing time sits ahead of the Broward-to-Miami drive. If a beach hotel has a scheduled check-in, treat it as a separate milestone; landing at FLL does not mean you have already begun the road journey.

An SUV gives families or colleagues additional space for the trip to Miami Beach.
Occupied third-row seats reduce cargo room. Include strollers, child-seat requests and large bags when requesting the vehicle.
Request this vehicle Exact model, configuration and availability are confirmed with your reservation.Suitcases, carry-ons, strollers and special equipment travel with the party. Select a vehicle with room for both passengers and belongings. See luggage and special-request guidance.
Miami Beach stretches well beyond South Beach. Mid-Beach resorts, North Beach homes and South of Fifth stays occupy different parts of the barrier island, so the most useful route is the one serving the actual neighborhood.
Plan your arrivalMacArthur Causeway leads toward 5th Street and southern Miami Beach. Ocean Drive, Washington Avenue, South Pointe and Lincoln Road-area properties then require their own local approach.
Mid-Beach lies between South Beach and North Beach, rather than forming part of the Ocean Drive district. Its large resort properties can have substantial driveway and valet areas. The address and vehicle entrance are more useful for the last leg from FLL than a description such as “near the beach.”
Julia Tuttle Causeway connects to the 41st Street area. Collins Avenue resorts and Indian Creek Drive destinations here are distinct from the lower-rise streets farther south.
North Beach extends farther along the island, with residential streets and oceanfront stays around the North Shore area. More northerly causeway approaches may suit the property and conditions.
Miami Beach extends beyond South Beach. GoMiamiLimo can arrange transportation throughout the city, with the final approach based on the actual property.
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Read the details relevant to this route, from the road approach to family stays and onward plans.
South Beach can involve a different approach. The City identifies I-395/MacArthur Causeway as a principal route toward 5th Street, Collins Avenue, Washington Avenue and Ocean Drive. The exact property should therefore be known beforehand.
Miami Beach traffic varies with commuting periods, weekends, events and congestion along Collins Avenue, 41st Street and the causeways. A North Beach property should not be treated like a South of Fifth destination simply because both are in Miami Beach.
FLL has four passenger terminals, with baggage-claim and arrivals functions associated with lower-level areas. Passengers should collect baggage and follow reservation-specific pickup instructions for their terminal. International travelers may need additional processing time before they are ready, so landing time does not equal pickup-ready time.
Families arriving at FLL may stay anywhere from South Beach to North Beach. Suitcases, carry-ons and strollers can create substantial cargo requirements. Direct transportation keeps the group together from the airport to the confirmed island property.
For a family staying at a Mid-Beach resort, the driveway may be busy with arriving guests and valet vehicles. Keep essentials for children in a small accessible bag rather than at the bottom of the checked luggage. A North Beach apartment may instead require a host to meet the party, so arrival readiness at the accommodation matters as well as airport readiness.
Executives, conference attendees and event guests also arrive through FLL. A traveler may need direct transportation to a convention-area hotel, Collins Avenue resort, South Beach meeting or Mid-Beach accommodation.
A conference hotel on the island is a different first stop from an office on the mainland. If the day includes both, settle the order before leaving FLL. Time spent crossing between the island and mainland belongs in the meeting schedule, not just in the initial airport estimate.
FLL is north of the destination, so the southbound portion and the eventual island crossing both matter. A late arrival may leave little appetite for an extra dinner stop; a morning arrival may reach the property before room access is available. Ask the hotel about luggage storage or early check-in instead of assuming the car can wait until a room is ready. A stop before the hotel is a separate itinerary choice.
For a stay specifically in the southern neighborhood, see our FLL to South Beach transfer.
Share the travel date, FLL flight number, exact Miami Beach hotel, resort, condominium, residence or other destination, passenger count, approximate luggage and passenger contact information. Also mention child-seat requests, oversized items, additional stops or continued transportation requirements so the airport arrival, vehicle and final island destination can be planned together.
Review the requested vehicle, itinerary and price before confirming your transportation.
Follow your pickup instructions and begin the journey from Fort Lauderdale Airport to Miami Beach.
Travel time varies with I-95 conditions, time of day, construction, events, causeway traffic and the exact section of Miami Beach. North Beach, Mid-Beach and South Beach do not have identical approaches from FLL. Any estimate should therefore be treated as approximate rather than a guaranteed airport-to-hotel travel time.
FLL has four terminals, and pickup instructions are confirmed for the specific flight and reservation rather than using one universal meeting point. Baggage-claim and arrivals functions are on lower-level terminal areas. Collect your luggage, complete any required international-arrival procedures and then follow the instructions provided for your particular terminal and Miami Beach transfer.
Use South Beach for a stay in the southern neighborhood. The wider Miami Beach route also covers Mid-Beach and North Beach; the hotel location determines the appropriate journey.
No. MacArthur is a principal South Beach approach, while Julia Tuttle serves the 41st Street area and the 79th Street Causeway can be relevant farther north. Routing depends on the property and road conditions.
Yes. Luggage assistance accompanies the transfer, but provide the approximate number and size of bags before vehicle selection. Passenger seating and cargo capacity are separate considerations. Several checked suitcases, carry-ons, strollers or oversized items may require an SUV, Sprinter or additional capacity even when the passenger count could fit into a smaller vehicle.
Yes. Families can arrange direct transportation from FLL to Miami Beach hotels, resorts, condominiums and residences. Provide the number of adults and children, approximate luggage and stroller information. If a child seat is required, include that request when arranging the reservation so availability and the appropriate setup can be confirmed before travel.
Yes. GoMiamiLimo can arrange transportation to confirmed hotels, resorts, condominiums and residences throughout South Beach, Mid-Beach and North Beach. Provide the complete property name or address because a Collins Avenue resort near 41st Street, a South of Fifth condominium and a North Beach residence can involve different final approaches from FLL.
Yes. Sedans, SUVs and Mercedes-Benz Sprinters can be requested according to passenger and luggage needs. SUVs provide additional room for families, smaller groups and baggage, while Sprinters can accommodate larger parties of up to 14 passengers when luggage allows. Passenger seating and cargo capacity are considered separately when planning the vehicle.
No. FLL starts the journey in Broward County, north of Miami-Dade. The southbound drive comes before the final causeway and neighborhood approach. An estimate for MIA cannot simply be reused for an FLL arrival, even when the destination hotel is the same.