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 (1–7). Sprinter Van (up to 14), Executive Sprinter (up to 10) 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.