Book a chauffeur by the hour in Coconut Grove — 5-hour blocks from $450 per car, tolls and parking included, one driver for the whole day.
The Grove trades in narrow, tree-canopied streets and a village core you cover mostly on foot, which is precisely where an hourly car earns its keep. Main Highway, McFarlane Road and Grand Avenue converge at a walkable cluster of restaurants and shops around CocoWalk, and almost none of it has easy parking. Reserve a driver for the block and the car handles the arrivals and departures while you wander Commodore Plaza, drift down to the marinas at Dinner Key, or sit through a long dinner at Glass & Vine without a parking meter running in your head.
The prices are for the vehicle, not the seat, and every hire is a five-hour block — the smallest one offered.
| Vehicle | Seats | Block length | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black SUV | Up to 5 | 5 hours | $450 |
| Luxurious SUV | Up to 6 | 5 hours | $700 |
| Van | 6 to 9 | 5 hours | $600 |
| Van | 10 to 14 | 5 hours | $700 |
When an evening stretches past the five hours and the driver is free to stay, the extra time is added at the same rate and settled at the end. Groups larger than fourteen are covered by a second car, quoted on WhatsApp.
What trips up visitors in Coconut Grove is the street layout. The old canopy roads twist, several are one-way, and the village around CocoWalk and the Mayfair funnels weekend traffic into a few tight blocks. Parking is the real constraint — the CocoWalk deck and the Oak Avenue garage fill by dinnertime, and street spots near Peacock Park vanish on a nice weekend. An hourly chauffeur simply drops you at the door and stages the car nearby, so the parking problem stops being yours.
Getting to and from the Grove leans on a few known chokepoints. US-1 (South Dixie Highway) and Bayshore Drive carry most of the traffic, and both back up near the SW 27th Avenue approach at rush hour. A driver who runs this area routes around that so a jump up to Brickell or Downtown for dinner does not turn into a slog. Landmarks worth building a block around are close together: Vizcaya Museum and Gardens on the northern edge, Regatta Park and Dinner Key Marina on the water, the Barnacle Historic State Park off Main Highway, and the Ritz-Carlton on Bayshore Drive.
Regular uses for a Grove block include a Vizcaya visit paired with lunch in the village, a waterfront afternoon around the marinas and Regatta Park, or a night out that starts at GreenStreet Cafe and ends somewhere across town with the same car waiting the whole time.
Reserve over WhatsApp at any hour. Half the total holds the date — pay by Venmo, Zelle or a secure link — and the balance goes to the driver on the day, with cash accepted for that half. Card payments include a 4% processing fee. Cancel more than 24 hours ahead for a full refund; after that the block cannot be refunded.
Your driver drops you at the entrance and stages the car nearby rather than fighting the CocoWalk or Oak Avenue garages, then pulls up when you text. Parking simply stops being something you deal with.
Yes. The five hours are yours to arrange however you like, so a Vizcaya stop, a waterfront stretch and a dinner reservation all fit inside one booking with no extra fare.
No. Drivers who work Coconut Grove know the one-way canopy roads and the village chokepoints, so the layout that confuses visitors is ordinary to them.
Five hours is the minimum block and there is nothing shorter. The price is for the whole vehicle, not per rider — a Black SUV block is $450 whether one or five people ride.
Yes — the service is 24/7. A booking running past 9 p.m. adds a small evening surcharge, quoted up front, and the driver stays through the night so nobody re-hails a ride at closing.
Message us on WhatsApp at wa.me/17866828748 or call (786) 682-8748 at any hour to book your 5-hour block.
Your driver drops you at the entrance and stages the car nearby rather than fighting the CocoWalk or Oak Avenue garages, then pulls up when you text. Parking simply stops being something you deal with.
Yes. The five hours are yours to arrange however you like, so a Vizcaya stop, a waterfront stretch and a dinner reservation all fit inside one booking with no extra fare.
No. Drivers who work Coconut Grove know the one-way canopy roads and the village chokepoints, so the layout that confuses visitors is ordinary to them.
Five hours is the minimum block and there is nothing shorter. The price is for the whole vehicle, not per rider — a Black SUV block is $450 whether one or five people ride.
Yes — the service is 24/7. A booking running past 9 p.m. adds a small evening surcharge, quoted up front, and the driver stays through the night so nobody re-hails a ride at closing.