FLL to Highland Beach

Highland Beach is easy to miss and hard to leave: a three-mile ribbon of A1A between Boca Raton and Delray Beach where nearly every address is an oceanfront condominium or an Intracoastal-backed home. No downtown, no strip malls - just the ocean on one side, the waterway on the other, and a town of a few thousand residents who mostly arrive, like you, through an airport 27 miles south.

From FLL the smart route runs I-95 north to Spanish River Boulevard, across the bridge, then north on A1A into town - roughly 35 to 45 minutes. Coming up A1A the whole way sounds scenic but adds twenty minutes of beach-town lights; your driver saves the ocean view for the final stretch, where it actually is your street. Buildings here sit directly on A1A with gated porte-cocheres, and we drop at your lobby entrance, not across two lanes of traffic.

Condo living shapes the details. Most buildings want delivery and guest arrivals logged with the front desk, so give us your building name - Toscana, Boca Highland, Regency Highland, or any of the towers in between - and the driver handles the approach correctly the first time. Luggage carts, box deliveries from a season of shipping, and grocery stops on the way in are all normal requests on this run.

Fares start at $89 fixed from FLL, with flight tracking and terminal meet-and-greet included. Couples heading down for the season often book the Business SUV one way for the luggage, then sedans for the rest of the winter.

What to expect on this ride

• 27 miles; I-95 to Spanish River Boulevard, then north on A1A
• 35-45 minutes door to door
• Drop-off under your building porte-cochere on the correct side of A1A
• Front-desk arrival protocols handled with your building name
• Fixed fares from $89; grocery stops on request

Landmarks on the way in