Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale is one of the busiest cruise ports in the world, and one of the easiest to reach by air, sitting just a few miles from FLL. Here is what cruise passengers should know, and how a Port Everglades car service keeps sailing day simple.
Where is the port?
Port Everglades spans parts of Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood and Dania Beach. Its address is 1850 Eller Drive, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316. FLL is about 3 miles away, usually around 10 minutes by car.
Cruise terminals
- Terminal 1: Bahamas ferries
- Terminal 2: Princess Cruises
- Terminals 4 and 21: Carnival
- Terminal 18: Royal Caribbean, one of the largest cruise terminals in the world
- Terminals 19 and 26: Holland America and others
- Terminal 25: Celebrity Cruises
- Terminal 29: shared by several lines
Ships can move between terminals, so check your documents and send us your ship name.
Security at the port
Port Everglades has security checkpoints at its entrances. Keep your cruise documents and ID handy. Your chauffeur handles the route and drops you at your terminal curb.
Drive times
- From FLL: about 10 minutes
- From Hallandale Beach: about 20 to 25 minutes
- From Sunny Isles Beach or Aventura: about 30 to 40 minutes
- From MIA: about 40 to 50 minutes
- From Miami Beach: about 45 to 55 minutes
Pre-cruise hotel stays
Many passengers spend a night in Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood or Hallandale before sailing. We can pick you up from the airport, drop you at your hotel and return the next morning for the port. See Fort Lauderdale car service and Hallandale Beach car service.
Book on our Port Everglades cruise transfers page, and see the official Port Everglades website for port updates.
Ready to book? Miami Supreme Limo is available 24/7, and you can book anytime, even last minute. Call, text or WhatsApp (917) 854-4981 or book online. Luxury SUV transfers start at $130 and Sprinter transfers at $250; hourly service is $99/hr for the SUV (3-hour minimum) and $169/hr for the Sprinter (4-hour minimum).