A South Beach night out runs on short distances and long queues. The restaurants, bars and clubs of Ocean Drive, Collins Avenue and Washington Avenue sit a few blocks apart, but on a Friday or Saturday night, finding somewhere to leave a car can take longer than dinner.

The parking problem on a South Beach night out

South Beach was built long before most of its visitors arrived by car. On busy nights the garages fill early, street parking is scarce, and valet queues outside the popular spots move slowly when everyone leaves at once.

A chauffeur takes that problem off the table. You step out at the door, and the car is waiting nearby when you are ready for the next stop.

How an hourly chauffeur works for the evening

An hourly booking keeps the same car and chauffeur with you for the whole night. Your chauffeur drops you at dinner, waits close by, and moves you on to drinks and the club without you calling for a new ride each time.

  1. Dinner — dropped at the restaurant door, with the car waiting nearby.
  2. Drinks — a short hop down Collins or across to Lincoln Road.
  3. Late night — collected outside the club whenever you are ready.

Chauffeur tip — Text your chauffeur ten minutes before you leave each stop. The car will be at the door when you step out.

Bringing the whole group

Nights out rarely involve just two people. The Chevrolet Suburban seats up to seven, and the Mercedes Sprinter keeps a group of up to fourteen together, which beats splitting into several rides and losing half the party on the way.

Getting home safely after a South Beach night out

The best part of a South Beach night out with a chauffeur is the end of it. Nobody has to stop drinking early to drive, nobody waits on the curb at 3am, and everyone is dropped at their own door.

For a weekend in town, read our guide to the South Beach to Brickell routes, or see how hourly chauffeur service works.

Booking your night out

Send us the date, your pickup address, a rough plan for the evening and the number of people. We reply with a flat rate in writing, usually within the hour, so the night is planned before it starts.