The essentials
- Count seats and cases separately: luggage is usually the real limit.
- The minivan takes up to 6 passengers; the van 7 to 12; the Sprinter up to 15.
- One large vehicle usually works out better than two small ones.
- The fare is per vehicle, so it divides across the whole group.
The commonest mistake when booking for a group is counting people and forgetting the bags. The two numbers rarely match: the van carries up to twelve passengers but ten cases. Twelve people with a large case each will not fit, even though every one of them has a seat. It is worth doing both sums before deciding.
The three options for groups
- Minivan: up to 6 passengers. The natural choice for a family or two couples.
- Van: 7 to 12 passengers. The middle ground for groups travelling together.
- Sprinter: up to 15 passengers. For large parties, or parties with a lot of luggage.
One large or two small
For ten people, the temptation is to book two small vehicles. It is usually a worse idea than it looks: the group splits, arrivals fall out of step, and every stop means waiting for both cars. A single large vehicle keeps the group together and simplifies the logistics of the whole trip, not just the transfer.
Reference fares for groups
| Drop-off | from |
|---|---|
| BávaroMinivan — Cadillac Escalade 2024 | $35 – $120 |
| Uvero AltoMinivan — Cadillac Escalade 2024 | $60 – $150 |
| Santo DomingoMinivan — Chevrolet Suburban | $145 – $220 |
Frequently asked questions
- Is the fare per person?
- No, it is per vehicle. A party of twelve pays one fare, not twelve.
- What if we are more than fifteen?
- We coordinate several vehicles so they leave and arrive together. Message us on WhatsApp with the exact numbers and the luggage.
- Can golf or surf equipment travel?
- Tell us when you book: bulky equipment decides the vehicle, and we would rather settle that beforehand than at the kerb.
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