Written by Chad Hawkins, PBI Limos — Transportation & Fleet Specialist · Service guidance from PBI Limos
Popular routes
- Palm Beach ↔ Miami
- Jupiter ↔ Fort Lauderdale
- Boca Raton ↔ Miami Beach
- Palm Beach ↔ Naples (via Alligator Alley)
- West Palm Beach ↔ Orlando
Fixed pricing
Every long-distance transfer is quoted at a flat rate — no meter, no per-mile surprises. Tolls and tax are inside the quoted rate, so the number you see when you book is the number you pay.
Point-to-point or hourly — which to book
- Book a city-to-city transfer when you know both ends of the trip and you are not asking the car to wait: one pickup, one drop-off, one flat rate.
- Book hourly hire instead when the day has stops in it — a meeting then lunch then a return, or a shopping run where you want the car and chauffeur to stay with you. Hourly starts at a two-hour minimum.
- If a day could go either way, price both in the booking tool before you decide — two point-to-point transfers and an hourly block are quoted separately, so you can compare the two numbers yourself.
What travels with you
Long runs are usually a luxury sedan (1–3 passengers) or luxury SUV (1–6). Sprinter Van (1–14), Executive Sprinter (1–12) and Jet Sprinter (1–6) are available when the group or the luggage is larger — pick the category by party size when you request the rate.