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Cruise Port Transfers · Wellington
Cruise Port Transfers from Wellington
Sailing-day transfers from inland Wellington — the drive out of the village to the Port of Palm Beach in Riviera Beach, from a home, a rental or a barn, sized to a cruise party’s cases.
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- 3–55 Passengers per vehicle
- 8 Airports incl. private FBO
At a glance
Quick answers
- Port of Palm Beach (cruise) approx. 20 mi · approx. 35 min
- Typical vehicle Luxury SUV (6); Mini Bus (23 or 40) for a sailing party
- Book ahead 24 to 48 hours ahead
- Available 24/7, every day
Overview
Cruise Port Transfers for Wellington
Aura Palm Limo provides cruise port transfers from Wellington, Florida, the inland equestrian village west of West Palm Beach, to the region's three cruise terminals. Wellington has no coast of its own, so every sailing begins with the drive out of the village along Southern Boulevard or Forest Hill Boulevard; the nearest terminal is the Port of Palm Beach in Riviera Beach, about twenty miles northeast and roughly thirty-five minutes away, while Port Everglades and PortMiami are long runs south down the interstate. For residents and season families — owners, riders and their relatives — a sailing can be fitted into the weeks just before the winter circuit starts or once it ends. The departure is planned backward from the all-aboard, the luggage is loaded at the house, the rental home or the barn, and the vehicle is chosen for the cases, up to a twenty-three or forty-seat mini-bus for a large sailing party. You can reach dispatch day or night at +1 (786) 574-3081; Aura Palm serves Wellington cruisers across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties.
Fleet
Browse the fleet
Every class is operated in house. Pick one and we will quote it for your Wellington trip.
Luxury SUV
Extra room for luggage and golf bags, and the fleet standard for families and private aviation transfers.
- Family arrivals
- Private jet & FBO
- Cruise port transfers
Jet Sprinter
A private-cabin van with lounge seating — the small-group option when a second SUV would split the party.
- Small groups
- Client roadshows
- Nights out
Executive Sprinter
Captain-style seating for corporate teams, wedding parties and conference shuttles that travel together.
- Corporate teams
- Wedding parties
- Conference shuttles
Mini Bus
A step up from a Sprinter for hotel shuttles, group arrivals and event transport around Miami-Dade.
- Hotel shuttles
- Group arrivals
- Event transport
Mini Bus
Moves a full wedding, a corporate offsite or a convention group in a single vehicle rather than a convoy.
- Weddings
- Corporate offsites
- Convention groups
Charter Bus
Full-size motorcoach for conferences, cruise groups and long-distance charters across South Florida.
- Conferences
- Cruise groups
- Long-distance charter
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On the ground
What this looks like in Wellington
The defining fact of a Wellington cruise transfer is that the coast is a drive away. Unlike the island towns, where the port is a short hop over a bridge, a Wellington party first has to get out of the village — east on Southern Boulevard or Forest Hill Boulevard and then north toward Riviera Beach, about twenty miles and thirty-five minutes in all — so the departure is set with that road time built in and a margin for the boarding line. The calendar matters as much as the map. From January into spring the village is given over to the equestrian season, so a family may time its sailing for the weeks just before the shows begin or just after they finish, when the barn can spare them; a booked car means nobody leaves a vehicle in a port lot for a week or asks a groom for a ride. A party heading for a bigger ship out of Port Everglades or PortMiami faces a much longer run south, set off early and timed against the interstate. For anyone flying in to sail, Trump International is the nearer gateway, and a tracked arrival can go straight to the terminal. On the way home the chauffeur waits for the ship to clear and drives everyone back inland.
Questions
Frequently asked
How far is Wellington from the Port of Palm Beach?
The Port of Palm Beach terminal in Riviera Beach is about twenty miles northeast of Wellington, a drive of roughly thirty-five minutes.
Why does a Wellington cruise transfer need extra time?
Wellington is an inland village, so the run first follows Southern Boulevard or Forest Hill Boulevard out to the coast before heading for the terminal, and the pickup allows for that road time.
Can you collect a cruise party from a barn or rental home in Wellington?
Barn and rental-home pickups are routine in Wellington, with the exact gate, the luggage and the all-aboard time settled when the transfer is booked.
Can an equestrian family sail before or after the winter season?
A Wellington family can be driven to the port in the weeks before the shows begin or after the circuit ends, leaving no car of its own parked at the terminal while it is away.
Do you run Wellington cruisers to Port Everglades or PortMiami?
For a ship out of Port Everglades or PortMiami, the drive from Wellington is a much longer run south, so the departure is moved earlier and timed against the interstate.
Which cruise line sails from the Port of Palm Beach?
The Port of Palm Beach is the smallest and northernmost of South Florida’s three cruise ports, and Margaritaville at Sea sails from it.
Can a fly-in cruiser be taken from Trump International (DJT) straight to the ship?
An inbound flight to Trump International (DJT) is tracked and the passenger is carried on to the terminal, so a same-day fly-in from the Wellington side still makes boarding.
What vehicle suits a Wellington sailing party?
A couple’s cruise cases fit a luxury SUV, and a family group sailing together from Wellington rides in a twenty-three or forty-seat mini-bus.
Will you bring us back to Wellington when the ship returns?
The return is set to disembarkation, and the chauffeur waits for the party to clear the terminal before driving everyone and the luggage back inland.
How far ahead should a Wellington cruise transfer be booked?
Reserve 24 to 48 hours ahead so the inland pickup and the boarding time are fixed, with more notice for a group sailing near the start or end of the season.
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The full picture
Standard
Included in every transfer
- Complimentary Wi-Fi On board for the run to the port, so the group can check in online on the way.
- Request your chauffeur Repeat cruisers can keep the same chauffeur for the outbound and the return.
- Unplanned stops A stop for a forgotten essential or a bite before boarding can be added to the run.
- Grace period for delays A built-in grace period covers a slow hotel checkout on sailing morning.
- Real-time flight tracking For fly-in embarkations, the inbound flight is tracked so the port run meets the landing.
- Professionally trained chauffeurs Vetted chauffeurs who know the three ports’ terminals and drop-off flows.
Ready when you are
Tell us the trip. We will price it properly.
Every quote is written for your exact route by a person — never an automated fare. Dispatch is staffed 24 hours a day.
- Airport transfers
- 24–48 hours ahead
- Weddings
- 2–3 weeks ahead
- Proms, holidays and peak weekends
- 4–6 weeks ahead