The Cruise Route
Naples to Fort Lauderdale is around two hours east on I-75 through Alligator Alley. For Southwest Florida cruise passengers it is the most-used route we run, because Port Everglades is the busiest cruise terminal in the region.
Where We Take You
Port Everglades. Cruise departures and returns. Timed backwards from your boarding window with genuine buffer.
Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International (FLL). Often better-priced and less congested than MIA, and a common choice for Naples travellers.
Las Olas and downtown. Business travel, dinner and events.
Fort Lauderdale marinas. Yacht charters and boat shows, including the seasonal international boat show that fills the city.
Timing
| Leaving Naples for | Recommended departure |
|---|---|
| FLL domestic flight | 4 hours before departure |
| FLL international flight | 5 hours before departure |
| Port Everglades sailing | 4.5 hours before boarding closes |
Alligator Alley has no parallel route. A closure means a very long detour, so our timings carry buffer for it deliberately.
Coming Home
Disembarkation timing varies with customs and the luggage hall. We monitor the ship's actual arrival and hold the vehicle — you are not charged for a wait the ship caused. Give us your disembarkation group number and we schedule against that rather than the published time.
For luggage, book a Suburban or Escalade for two to four passengers, and a Sprinter for larger parties.
Call 239-908-0831.
