The drive from Miami to Key West is one of the great American road trips: about 160 miles along US-1, across 42 bridges and dozens of islands. Let a chauffeur handle it and you can enjoy every mile. Here is our guide to a Miami to Key West car service.
How long does it take?
About 3.5 to 4 hours from MIA without stops. Friday afternoons and holiday weekends can add an hour heading south.
Stops worth making
- Key Largo: John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, America’s first undersea park.
- Islamorada: lunch on the water and Robbie’s Marina, where you can feed the tarpon.
- Marathon: the Turtle Hospital and a stretch of the old Seven Mile Bridge.
- Seven Mile Bridge: the most scenic stretch of the whole drive.
- Bahia Honda State Park: one of the best beaches in the Keys.
Private car vs. flying
Flights to Key West often connect through Miami anyway. A private ride from MIA skips the second flight and the bag limits, leaves when you want, and shows you the Keys on the way.
Arriving in Key West
Key West is compact and walkable. Once you are dropped at your Old Town hotel, you won’t need a car until it’s time to go home, and we can schedule that return too.
See our Miami to Key West car service, Key Largo and Islamorada pages.
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).