Chauffeured transport for the Miami International Boat Show — arrivals to the Miami Beach Convention Center and the in-water displays at the downtown marinas, plus airport pickups across the causeways.
February 10–14, 2027, across several days of on-land and in-water displays.
Every class is operated in house. Pick the one that fits your party, and we quote it for your Miami International Boat Show trip.
The default choice for airport runs, executive travel and dinner reservations across Miami and Miami Beach.
For this event: A single buyer or a couple working the show across the island and the marinas.
Extra room for luggage and golf bags, and the fleet standard for families and private aviation transfers.
For this event: A small dealer team or a family arriving with gear and paperwork.
A private-cabin van with lounge seating — the small-group option when a second SUV would split the party.
For this event: A dealer or broker group kept together between the convention center and the marinas.
Captain-style seating for corporate teams, wedding parties and conference shuttles that travel together.
For this event: A manufacturer party or a hospitality group moving as one across the show.
A step up from a Sprinter for hotel shuttles, group arrivals and event transport around Miami-Dade.
For this event: A corporate block or a large group shuttled between the South Beach hotels and the water.
Moves a full wedding, a corporate offsite or a convention group in a single vehicle rather than a convoy.
For this event: A corporate block or a large group shuttled between the South Beach hotels and the water.
Full-size motorcoach for conferences, cruise groups and long-distance charters across South Florida.
For this event: A corporate block or a large group shuttled between the South Beach hotels and the water.
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Transport for the Miami International Boat Show is booked around the days, not a single stop. A buyer takes a held car that waits between the convention center and the marinas; a dealer or hospitality group travels together in a Sprinter or coach. The show fills the waterfront and the hotels on the same February days, so earlier notice holds the vehicle you want, and dispatch is staffed around the clock.
The Miami International Boat Show is not held in one building but strung along the water, and that is the whole transport problem: the land displays fill the Miami Beach Convention Center on the island while the in-water displays line the downtown Miami marinas across the bay, so a serious visitor’s day is a hop between South Beach and the mainland waterfront. A held car that waits and moves between the convention center, a marina and a hotel is worth far more across such a day than a string of separate rides, and it spares the search for a space at a waterfront jammed with show traffic. A dealer or a buyer is carried with samples and paperwork rather than juggling them on a shuttle bus, and a group stays together in one vehicle across the causeways that set the timing. A sedan suits a single buyer, a Sprinter a dealer team, and a mini-bus or coach a corporate or hospitality block. For anyone flying in, the run comes from Miami International over the bridge to the hotel or the first venue.
From a South Beach hotel, a residence or the airport, timed to the show’s hours or a private viewing.
To the Miami Beach Convention Center or a downtown marina, dropped at the entrance.
Held and moving between the convention center, the marinas and a hotel, with a grace period for a sea trial that runs long.
Collected after the show or a function, over the causeway to the hotel without a scramble for a ride.
Planning your Miami 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 Miami International Boat Show.
Yes. Aura Palm Limo runs chauffeured transport around the Miami International Boat Show — convention-center and marina arrivals and hotel shuttles.
Across several sites — a land hub at the Miami Beach Convention Center and in-water displays at the downtown Miami marinas.
The show runs February 10–14, 2027, across several days of on-land and in-water displays.
Yes. A held car waits and moves between the convention center, the marinas and a hotel, so a buyer works the whole show without re-booking.
No. This is the Miami show across South Beach and the downtown marinas; the Palm Beach International Boat Show is a separate event to the north.
Miami International (MIA) is the nearest airport, across the bridge from South Beach and near the downtown marinas.
Yes. A group flying into MIA is met on the actual landing and carried over the causeway to the hotel or the first venue.
No. Aura Palm is an independent chauffeur service, not affiliated with the show; it provides the transport around it.
A 3-passenger sedan up through SUVs, Sprinters, mini-buses and a 55-passenger coach.
Yes. Dispatch is staffed around the clock through the show, so an early opening or a late function is arranged the same way.
Aura Palm Limo provides chauffeured transportation for the Miami International Boat Show — billed as the world’s largest boat show, held each February with its land hub at the Miami Beach Convention Center and in-water displays spread across the downtown Miami marinas. Aura Palm is not affiliated with the show; what it provides is the travel around it — a buyer carried between the convention center and a marina, a group shuttled from a South Beach hotel, and guests brought in from the airport across the causeways. Miami International (MIA) is the nearest airport, and dispatch is staffed around the clock at +1 (786) 574-3081 for Miami Beach and the wider Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.
The Miami International Boat Show is billed as the largest of its kind, and unlike an event held in one hall it is strung along the water: the land displays fill the Miami Beach Convention Center on the island, while the in-water displays line the downtown Miami marinas across the bay. A visitor’s day is therefore a series of hops between South Beach and the mainland waterfront, which is exactly the pattern a held, chauffeured car handles best — waiting and moving between the venues rather than leaving a buyer to find a ride and a space at each stop.
The show’s travel is a working one — buyers, dealers, brokers and manufacturers moving with samples and paperwork — and the causeways between the island and the mainland set the timing for all of it. A held car carries a dealer team together, keeps materials in the vehicle rather than on a shuttle, and plans the crossings around the show-day traffic. A larger manufacturer or hospitality group travels in one Sprinter or coach so it arrives and leaves together instead of scattering across a crowded waterfront.
The show draws buyers and industry from around the world, so much of the travel begins at the airport, and Miami International is the nearest gateway, across the causeway from South Beach. A flight-tracked pickup carries a guest from the terminal to the hotel or the first venue on the actual landing, and the same booking runs the daily hops and the departures at the end. Dispatch is staffed around the clock. To arrange transport for the Miami International Boat Show, call +1 (786) 574-3081 or email info@auravipservices.com.
Every quote is written for your exact route by a person — never an automated fare. Dispatch is staffed 24 hours a day.