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SwiftFlow Transport
Black SwiftFlow luxury van with luggage beside a cruise ship at PortMiami on a sunny day

PortMiami · Port Everglades

Your cruise starts here

Sunshine, palm trees and zero stress. We time your private van to your sailing, load every bag and drop your whole crew at the terminal door — right on schedule.

Terminal Guide

How it works

Four steps to the gangway

From booking to boarding, the only thing you have to remember is your passport.

01

Book your transfer

Pick your date, pickup spot and party size in about a minute. Flat rate confirmed up front.

02

We track your sailing

We watch your ship's schedule and your inbound flight, so shifting times never become your problem.

03

Relax, we handle the rest

Your chauffeur loads every bag, keeps the AC cold and takes the fastest route to your terminal.

04

Arrive right on time

Curbside at your terminal inside your embarkation window — no shared shuttle loops, no waiting.

PortMiami terminal guide

Know your terminal before you go

Terminal assignments shift by ship and season, so always confirm with your cruise line. Tell us the letter and we'll pull up to that exact door.

PortMiami
1015 North America Way, Miami, FL 33132

Aerial daytime view of PortMiami cruise terminals with the Miami skyline

Terminal A

Royal Caribbean

Terminal B

Norwegian Cruise Line

Terminal C

Carnival Cruise Line

Terminal D

Carnival Cruise Line

Terminal E

MSC Cruises

Terminal F

Carnival / seasonal charters

Terminal G

Celebrity & Royal Caribbean

Terminal J

Holland America / Princess

Terminal V

Virgin Voyages

Trip tips

Cruise day, made easy

Seven things seasoned Miami cruisers always get right.

Arrive 2–3 hours early

Most ships begin boarding around 11am and close the gangway 60–90 minutes before departure. Landing in Miami the night before is the safest play.

Carry-on vs. checked

Keep passports, medication, swimsuit, sunscreen and a change of clothes in your carry-on — checked bags can take hours to reach your cabin.

Parking vs. drop-off

PortMiami garages run roughly $22–$25 per night. A private transfer skips the garage, the shuttle and the walk with luggage entirely.

What check-in looks like

Porters take your checked bags curbside, then it's security, document check and your boarding photo. Have your boarding pass and ID out and ready.

Tipping norms

Gratuity for chauffeurs typically runs 15–20%. Port porters usually get $2–$5 per bag — keep a few singles handy before you head out.

Dress for Miami heat

You'll spend time outside in 85°F sun. Light layers, sunglasses, a hat and a refillable water bottle beat jeans and a jacket every time.

Miami must-do

Extra hours before or after? Cuban coffee on Calle Ocho, a walk down Ocean Drive, or the Wynwood Walls murals — all a short ride from the port.

Happy family with suitcases walking toward a cruise ship on a sunny day

Why SwiftFlow

Booked with confidence

Flight & cruise monitoring

We watch delays on both ends and adjust your pickup without a phone call.

Luggage assistance

High-roof vans swallow the suitcases a sedan or SUV simply can't fit.

On-time guarantee

Pickups are planned with buffer for traffic, security and check-in lines.

Professional chauffeurs

Licensed, insured and Miami-savvy. USDOT #9893003 · MC #93455713.

Private, never shared

One van, one group, one direct route for up to 14 passengers.

Anchors aweigh

Ready for your cruise?

Lock in your private van to PortMiami and start the vacation the moment you close the front door.