Boca Grove is deliberately small: a few hundred residences around a private golf course off Powerline Road, just south of Glades, where the membership knows one another and the security desk knows everyone else. Communities this intimate notice details, including what pulls up to the gatehouse. A clean late-model sedan with a professional at the wheel reads correctly; a random hatchback with a phone on the dash does not.
We run the MIA-to-Boca Grove transfer as a single fixed-fare service: 50 miles, usually 60 to 70 minutes, most often via Florida’s Turnpike to the Glades Road exit and two lights south on Powerline. Your chauffeur meets you inside the terminal with a name sign, takes the luggage from the carousel to the trunk, and confirms the gatehouse has your name before the car moves. If your flight is early or late, the pickup simply moves with it; tracking is automatic and waiting time is built in.
First Class sedans from $189 are the signature booking here, with the Business sedan from $129 covering routine trips and the Luxury SUV from $229 stepping in when the seasonal migration south involves serious luggage. Every class carries the same inclusions: meet and greet, tolls, airport parking and a driver who does not need directions repeated.
Boca Grove members often standardize on us for guests as well, booking arrivals for visiting family and golf partners under one account. Dispatch keeps the gatehouse informed for each pickup, so your guests experience the community’s standards before they even reach it.
What to expect
- Name-sign meet and greet inside MIA arrivals
- Route: Turnpike to Glades Road, south on Powerline Road
- Gatehouse notified with your name ahead of arrival
- Guest arrivals bookable under a single member account