FLL to Delray Beach

Delray Beach sits one town north of Boca and earns its own trip: Atlantic Avenue runs a solid mile of restaurants, galleries and bars from I-95 all the way to a genuinely good public beach, with the Pineapple Grove Arts District branching off north. Plenty of our Boca-bound passengers end up here by the second night, and plenty more are staying in Delray outright. From FLL it is 29 miles - 35 to 45 minutes up I-95 to the Atlantic Avenue exit.

The challenge in Delray is the last half mile. Atlantic Avenue crawls on weekend evenings, and the swing bridge at the Intracoastal opens for boat traffic right when you are hungriest. Drivers who work this town route around it - Linton Boulevard or George Bush Boulevard depending on where you are headed - and drop you at the cross street closest to your table rather than idling in the parade. Heading to the Seagate, the Colony, or a rental cottage in the Lake Ida neighborhoods, you will arrive from the sensible direction.

Delray also works as a base: quieter lodging rates than Boca with a fifteen-minute hop back down for Mizner Park or a morning at Red Reef. We run those local legs too - general rides start at $75 - so the airport transfer does not have to be the only time you use us.

From FLL, sedans start at $89 fixed with tolls, parking, waiting time and flight tracking included. Groups doing a golf weekend or a wedding at one of the Atlantic Avenue hotels take the Sprinter and arrive together, fourteen seats and fourteen bags in one vehicle.

What to expect on this ride

• 29 miles; I-95 north to Atlantic Avenue
• 35-45 minutes; more on event weekends
• Smart routing around the Atlantic Avenue swing bridge
• Hotel, cottage and beach-block drop-offs from the right direction
• From $89 fixed; local Boca-Delray hops from $75

Landmarks on the way in