Transfer from Miami Airport to Key Largo (Key Islands)

Your driver collects you at the arrivals baggage-hall exit and heads south via the Dolphin Expressway onto the Florida Turnpike Extension, merging onto U.S. Highway 1 near Florida City. The route traverses the 20-mile Everglades wilderness—vast wetlands dotted with mangrove channels—before Key Largo begins at Mile Marker 107.2. You'll pass the historic Caribbean Club at MM 104.3, the only remaining on-location filming site from the 1948 film "Key Largo," and approach John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park.

Your pickup is confirmed at Miami Airport's arrivals baggage-hall exit in whichever terminal your flight lands; the driver monitors your flight in real time and adjusts for delays at no extra cost. The journey typically takes 1 hour 10 minutes, though weekend traffic (especially Fridays 4–7 PM and Sundays 5–8 PM) can add 15–20 minutes. All SunPass tolls ($3.46 total) are included in your fixed price—no surprise charges at electronic booths or toll plazas.

Greyhound and FlixBus both serve this route with 3–6 daily departures, but buses depart only from the Miami Intermodal Center (30 minutes from your arrival terminal), cost $12–$19 per seat, and make multiple stops, extending your journey to 1h 30m–2 hours. A pre-booked private transfer gives you direct door-to-door service, a dedicated vehicle, and driver flexibility when your flight is delayed—none of which public buses offer on this heavily-trafficked corridor.