Eight southbound arrivals out of MIA, opening at $120 for the two Kendall rows and holding at $250 for the deeper South Dade addresses. Kendall itself is quickest at 19 to 30 minutes; Loxahatchee Groves, which rides along in this group, is the longest at 86 to 98. The rest — Goulds, West Perrine, Florida City — land between half an hour and a little over an hour, largely a straight run down US-1 or Florida’s Turnpike. Private car, your party only, tracked against the flight you are genuinely on.
| Arrival point | Transit time | Price from |
|---|---|---|
| West Perrine | 31–54 min | from $250 |
| South Miami Heights | 27–51 min | from $250 |
| Homestead Base | 39–65 min | from $250 |
| Goulds | 35–61 min | from $250 |
| Loxahatchee Groves | 1 h 26–38 min | from $250 |
| Florida City | 43–71 min | from $250 |
| Kendall West | 31–45 min | from $120 |
| Kendall | 19–30 min | from $120 |
Send the flight, the date, the street address and the passenger count. The reply confirms the fare shown on the linked page along with the pickup instruction. Half the total, paid by Zelle or a payment link, holds the vehicle for that arrival slot, and the driver takes the balance in cash. The dispatch WhatsApp is the quickest way in, and messages are answered in English or Spanish.
The black SUV covers parties up to five and handles most of these addresses without drama. From six passengers the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter takes over, and the long version seats fourteen — relevant on the Homestead and Florida City rows, where arrivals are often extended families landing on one flight. Count a checked bag and a carry-on for each person when sizing it, and put anything beyond that in the message so the right van goes out.
What is included is a curb pickup: your flight is monitored, and by the time you step out of baggage claim the car is in position. Being met inside the terminal with a name board is a paid extra, which travellers do add for elderly parents or a teenager flying alone. Ground-transport information for the airport is maintained by Miami-Dade County, which operates MIA, while the county’s own visitor guide covers the South Dade end of the drive.
