Luxury Sedan
The default choice for airport runs, executive travel and dinner reservations across Miami and Miami Beach.
- Airport transfers
- Executive travel
- Hourly chauffeur
Shuttle loops for the Miami Beach event calendar — 8 to 40-seat Sprinters and mini-buses running between the Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue hotels and the Miami Beach Convention Center.
Aura Palm Limo runs Sprinter and mini-bus shuttle loops in Miami Beach, Florida — the barrier-island city of South Beach and its Art Deco hotels, linked to the mainland by the MacArthur and Julia Tuttle causeways. A loop here is a vehicle that keeps circulating between a convention or festival venue and the hotels its guests sleep in, so delegates and visitors board at a stop rather than queue for cars outside a packed building. The busiest work follows the island's calendar: Art Basel Miami Beach and the conventions at the Miami Beach Convention Center, the boat show that spreads between that building and the downtown marinas, and the food-and-wine festival's tastings across South Beach. The loops run in the eight-seat Jet Sprinter, the fourteen-seat Executive Sprinter and twenty-three and forty-seat mini-buses. Miami International Airport (MIA) is the nearest gateway across the causeway, and dispatch answers around the clock at +1 (786) 574-3081 for Miami Beach and the rest of Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.
Every class is operated in house. Pick one and we will quote it for your Miami Beach trip.
The default choice for airport runs, executive travel and dinner reservations across Miami and Miami Beach.
Extra room for luggage and golf bags, and the fleet standard for families and private aviation transfers.
A private-cabin van with lounge seating — the small-group option when a second SUV would split the party.
Captain-style seating for corporate teams, wedding parties and conference shuttles that travel together.
A step up from a Sprinter for hotel shuttles, group arrivals and event transport around Miami-Dade.
Moves a full wedding, a corporate offsite or a convention group in a single vehicle rather than a convoy.
Full-size motorcoach for conferences, cruise groups and long-distance charters across South Florida.
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Miami Beach suits a shuttle loop because so much of its event traffic is short, repeated and concentrated: guests staying along Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue all want the same building at roughly the same hour. During Art Basel or a large convention, a mini-bus circulating between the hotel row and the Miami Beach Convention Center moves people in steady waves, where a line of separate cars would back up across the island. The boat show stretches the route, because its displays sit both at the Convention Center and at the downtown marinas across the causeway, so a loop between the two venues saves every visitor the crossing on their own. Evenings bring a second pattern — guests leaving a festival tasting or a show together — and the loop is staffed to empty that crowd back to the hotels in turns. The vehicle mix is set by the peak: an eight or fourteen-seat Sprinter for a small delegation's loop, a twenty-three or forty-seat mini-bus when a whole hall lets out. Because the island's big weeks commit vehicles early, a loop is planned and held well in advance rather than arranged on the day.
A Sprinter or mini-bus can circulate between your Ocean Drive or Collins Avenue hotels and the Miami Beach Convention Center for the whole booked window.
Art Basel week is a core time for our Miami Beach loops, carrying guests between their hotels and the Convention Center in steady waves.
A loop can run between the Miami Beach Convention Center and the downtown marinas across the causeway, so boat show visitors are not left to make the crossing alone.
A festival loop can move ticket holders between the Grand Tasting Village on the sand and the dinners and tastings around South Beach through the evening.
Miami Beach loops use an eight-seat Jet Sprinter, a fourteen-seat Executive Sprinter, or a twenty-three or forty-seat mini-bus, picked for the busiest stretch of the day.
One circulating vehicle clears a crowd in waves without adding to the gridlock that separate cars create on the island during a big event.
An evening loop is staffed to take guests from the venue back to their hotels in turns until the last group has left.
A convention or company can book a loop that serves only its delegates, running between its room block and the meeting site for the length of the event.
A Sprinter can collect a delegation at Miami International Airport (MIA), about twelve miles away, and deliver it to the hotel row before the event loop starts.
For Art Basel and the island’s other big weeks, reserve a shuttle loop four to six weeks ahead, since vehicles are committed early.
Every quote is written for your exact route by a person — never an automated fare. Dispatch is staffed 24 hours a day.