Chauffeured travel for FLIBS, the autumn yacht show that fills Bahia Mar and a chain of marinas along the Fort Lauderdale Intracoastal — a car for a buyer, a Sprinter for a brokerage team, a coach for an exhibitor’s guests.
The 67th show runs October 28 to November 1, 2026, beginning with a Wednesday preview day.
Every class is operated in house. Pick the one that fits your party, and we quote it for your Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show trip.
The default choice for airport runs, executive travel and dinner reservations across Miami and Miami Beach.
For this event: A buyer and an advisor moving between the Bahia Mar docks and a superyacht appointment at Pier Sixty-Six.
Extra room for luggage and golf bags, and the fleet standard for families and private aviation transfers.
For this event: An owner’s family or a small charter-broker party with folders, bags and sea-trial gear aboard.
A private-cabin van with lounge seating — the small-group option when a second SUV would split the party.
For this event: A brokerage desk working the marinas as a team rather than in separate cars.
Captain-style seating for corporate teams, wedding parties and conference shuttles that travel together.
For this event: A builder’s sales crew or a client delegation carried between the convention center and the waterfront sites.
A step up from a Sprinter for hotel shuttles, group arrivals and event transport around Miami-Dade.
For this event: An exhibitor’s invited guests collected from the beach hotels for the day and returned after the receptions.
Moves a full wedding, a corporate offsite or a convention group in a single vehicle rather than a convoy.
For this event: An exhibitor’s invited guests collected from the beach hotels for the day and returned after the receptions.
Full-size motorcoach for conferences, cruise groups and long-distance charters across South Florida.
For this event: An exhibitor’s invited guests collected from the beach hotels for the day and returned after the receptions.
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FLIBS bookings are built around a week of appointments, not one ride. A buyer usually holds a car for the day, a brokerage team takes a Sprinter, and an exhibitor reserves a coach for its guests’ hotel runs. Large vehicles go first for the show week, so tell dispatch the days and the sites as early as you can.
FLIBS is less one venue than a string of them. Bahia Mar on the barrier island is the headquarters, the convention center sits on the southeast side of the city near the port, and Hall of Fame, Las Olas and the two Pier Sixty-Six sites line the Intracoastal in between, so a buyer or a broker spends the show moving from dock to dock. The show runs its own water taxis and shuttles between those sites, which suit a casual visitor; a held car suits someone with appointments, because it waits outside one marina and is ready the moment a walkthrough ends, then carries the party and its brochures to the next. A brokerage or manufacturer team keeps its people together in a Jet or Executive Sprinter, and an exhibitor hosting clients can send a 23-, 40- or 55-seat coach to collect them from their hotels each morning and return them after the evening receptions. Guests flying in for the preview day are met at FLL, a short drive from the show, on the flight’s real arrival time.
From a beach hotel, a residence or an FLL arrival gate, timed to your first viewing or the preview-day opening.
Dropped at Bahia Mar, the convention center or the marina where your first appointment is set.
The car waits and then carries you on to Las Olas, Hall of Fame or Pier Sixty-Six as the schedule moves.
Picked up after the docks close or a reception ends and taken back to the hotel or the airport.
Planning your Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show trip?
Every trip is quoted on your exact route, and dispatch answers 24 hours a day.
The town, the airport and the services that carry the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.
Yes — Aura Palm Limo runs sedans, SUVs, Sprinters and coaches for FLIBS buyers, brokers, exhibitors and their guests across all five show days.
The 67th edition runs from Wednesday, October 28 to Sunday, November 1, 2026, with the Wednesday set aside as a preview day.
Bahia Mar Yachting Center is the headquarters, and the show also uses the Broward County Convention Center, Hall of Fame Marina, Las Olas Marina and the Pier Sixty-Six marinas.
Yes; a held car waits outside each site and moves you to the next marina when a walkthrough or meeting ends.
Yes, a 23-, 40- or 55-seat coach can collect an exhibitor’s guests from their hotels each morning and bring them back after the evening events.
FLIBS is the autumn show at Bahia Mar and the Fort Lauderdale marinas, while the Miami show runs in February and the Palm Beach show in March.
Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International (FLL) is the nearest airport, a short drive from Bahia Mar and the convention center.
No — Aura Palm is an independent chauffeur company and has no connection to FLIBS, the Marine Industries Association of South Florida or Informa Markets.
Book Sprinters and coaches for the show four to six weeks out where possible, since the show week counts as a high-demand period for the larger vehicles.
Yes; dispatch runs 24/7, so a pickup after a late dockside party is arranged exactly like a morning drop at Bahia Mar.
Aura Palm Limo provides chauffeured transportation for the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS), the five-day yacht show held each autumn with its headquarters at Bahia Mar Yachting Center and further displays at the Broward County Convention Center, Hall of Fame Marina, Las Olas Marina and the Pier Sixty-Six marinas. Aura Palm is an independent chauffeur service with no tie to the show, its owner or its producer; the work is getting people between those sites — a buyer moved from one marina to the next, a brokerage team kept in one Sprinter, an exhibitor’s guests brought from their hotels by coach. Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International (FLL) is a short drive from the show, and Aura Palm takes FLIBS bookings at any hour on +1 (786) 574-3081 across Fort Lauderdale and the Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties around it.
The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show has grown from a small local display in 1959 into a show its organizers describe as the largest of its kind held in the water, and it now spreads across Bahia Mar, the convention center and four marina sites rather than one hall. For the people who come to buy, sell or charter, that turns five days into a sequence of appointments in different places. A chauffeur held for the day removes the gaps between them: no searching for a space near a busy marina, no waiting at a shuttle stop with a client, and a vehicle that is already outside when the next viewing is due.
Much of the show’s ground travel belongs to the trade. A brokerage desk that wants its team in one place rides in a Sprinter; a builder bringing prospective owners down for the preview day sends a car to the airport and another to the hotel; an exhibitor hosting a dockside evening needs its guests delivered and collected on schedule. Aura Palm sizes each of those jobs separately, from a sedan for a buyer and an advisor to a 55-seat coach for an invited group, and the same chauffeur can be requested across the whole week so a client sees a familiar face each morning.
The airport is one of the show’s advantages: Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International sits on the same side of the city as the convention center and only a short drive from the island, so an exhibitor can land in the morning and be on the docks soon after. Flights are tracked live, a grace period covers a late landing, and luggage rides with the guest straight to the hotel or the first appointment. To plan transport for FLIBS, call +1 (786) 574-3081 or write to info@auravipservices.com with the dates, the party size and the sites you expect to visit.
Every quote is written for your exact route by a person — never an automated fare. Dispatch is staffed 24 hours a day.