Hourly Chauffeur in Miami: City Tours

Hire a chauffeur by the hour and see Miami at your own pace: this hub gathers every private city-tour itinerary we run, each billed at $90 an hour with a five-hour minimum. The clock starts at your pickup point — a Brickell hotel, a house in Coconut Grove, or the curb at MIA — and the car stays with you between stops, so photo breaks, long lunches, and spontaneous detours never need a second booking. Fourteen starting points are listed below; each one is the same driver-and-vehicle package, only the meeting spot changes.

How many hours does a Miami city loop actually need?

Most parties book the minimum five hours and find it covers a relaxed circuit with three or four unhurried stops. The itinerary is yours to set: the driver follows your list, suggests a smarter order when asked, and waits at every stop. Past hour five, the meter simply keeps running.

Can the chauffeur plan the route, or do I bring my own?

Either works. Send your list of sights when you confirm and the driver sequences it to dodge the day’s worst traffic windows, or hand over a finished plan and he follows it to the letter. For fresh ideas, the Greater Miami visitors bureau keeps seasonal lists worth skimming before you build yours.

Service Time en route Rate
Private Miami City Tour
Chauffeur
Private Miami City Tour
Private Chauffeur City Tour
Dedicated Driver
Private Chauffeured City Tour
Private Chauffeur City Tour
Private City Tour by the Hour
Private Chauffeur-Driven City Tour
Private City Tour Booked by the Hour
Private City Tour
Private City Tour Starting at Miami International Airport
Private Miami City Tour
Private City Tour by Chauffeur

Reserving your tour date

High-season dates go quickly, so lock yours in early: message +1 (305) 497-0440 with the date, start time, and group size. A half deposit — Zelle or a card link — holds the reservation, and the remaining balance is settled in cash with your chauffeur once the tour wraps. Planning around a festival weekend? The City of Miami Beach posts street-closure notices ahead of big events, and drivers reroute around them as they appear.

Which vehicle fits your group

Parties of five or fewer tour in a black SUV; six to nine travelers step up to a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, and a longer-bodied Sprinter carries ten to fourteen. Sightseeing rarely involves much baggage, but if you are pairing the tour with a hotel change, allow one checked bag plus one carry-on per passenger and flag anything oversized in advance.

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