10 — On land
The day does not begin at the dock
Guests arrive, change hotel, want an afternoon in Wynwood, need to be at a restaurant at eight and back before midnight. We run that part too, with the same single contact who plans the charter.
Four sizes, smallest first
I
SUV
A couple, or two people with luggage
The smallest thing we send. Right for an airport run, a dinner across the causeway, or a morning at the shops when the point is to arrive without thinking about parking.
II
Large SUV
A family, or a small group travelling together
More room for people and for what they are carrying. The usual choice when the day has more than one stop and nobody wants to split across two cars.
III
Van
A group that wants to stay together
One vehicle instead of three, with the space to be comfortable on a longer run — the Everglades, Key West, a day that starts early and ends late.
IV
Coach
A large party, a company, a wedding
For when the group is the whole point: a corporate day, a wedding party moving between venues, a tour that would otherwise need a convoy.
We describe the vehicles by size rather than by seat count. The same model exists in several configurations, and the exact number of seats depends on which vehicle is available on your date — so it is confirmed with your quote rather than printed here.
10.1 — Where to
Seven ways to spend the day off the water
None of these carries a duration or a distance, because neither has been confirmed to us and both are the first thing a transfer page usually promises.
Tell us the shape of the day
How many of you, where you are staying, and what has to happen at a fixed hour. You get back a plan with the vehicle named and the timings written down.