Naples is only about two hours from Miami by car, but many travelers still consider connecting flights. Here is an honest comparison to help you decide, and how a Miami to Naples car service works.
The drive
The fastest route is I-75, known as Alligator Alley, which crosses the Everglades between Broward County and the Gulf Coast. From MIA or FLL, it usually takes about two hours to reach Naples.
Flying
Flying usually means a connection, time in two airports, baggage fees and a ride at the other end. Door to door, it often takes as long as the drive, or longer.
Why travelers choose a private car
- Door to door, from baggage claim to your resort or home.
- Room for golf bags, beach gear and a full season’s luggage.
- Rest stops whenever you want them.
- A quiet cabin to work, rest or make calls.
Alligator Alley tips
Services are limited across the Everglades stretch, so we plan fuel and rest stops before setting out. Keep an eye out for wildlife along the canals.
Marco Island
Marco Island is about 30 minutes past Naples and easy to add to the same trip.
See our Miami to Naples car service page. Long trips are priced by distance and quoted before you book.
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).