The Gulf Coast index continues from the H names through the N names — 109 routes, quoted from $350 per vehicle out of Miami International. Driving windows on the coastal lines run 1 h 44 min to 2 h 50 min: Marco Island and the Fort Myers Beach addresses sit at the upper end, while several Naples properties come in around 1 h 45 min. Four rows priced from $120 belong to addresses much closer to Miami and are given away by their short times.
Every route here is door to door with a single party in the car. From the airport the driver follows the inbound flight and waits at the curb, working from the arrivals information the airport publishes at miami-airport.com. From a hotel the meeting point is the main entrance at the agreed hour, so say which door if the party is spread across two buildings.
Yes — a single driver and one vehicle run it from start to finish, so nothing is handed over halfway. That is also why the booking asks for the head count and the bag total up front: the car assigned has to work for the entire drive.
The allowance is one checked bag plus a carry-on for each seat, and beach chairs, a cooler or a set of clubs all count against it. Flag the extra items while booking so a Sprinter is assigned in place of the SUV, rather than discovering the shortfall on the day.
Reservations are confirmed by message on +1 (786) 682-8748 — property, date, passengers, and the flight if there is one. Half of the quoted fare, sent as a payment link or a Zelle transfer, is what reserves the vehicle; the driver takes what is left in cash. Write to the same number if the plan changes, so the date can be moved instead of lost.
Three bands are visible on the times alone: WoodSpring Suites Naples East at 1 h 45 min, Marriott Beach Resort Marco Island at 2 h 02 min, Pink Shell Hotel at Fort Myers Beach at 2 h 34 min. Anyone opening the trip with a night on the Atlantic side can plan it through Greater Miami’s visitor bureau.
