Getting there
Travel to Miami
The ship leaves from PortMiami. Here is how to reach it, where to sleep the night before, and what to expect on embarkation day.
[Flight, hotel and port details TBD]
A note from us
The voyage is our gift. The journey to Miami is yours.
Dear friends and family,
We could not imagine getting married without a week of you around us — so the cruise itself, cabin and all, is covered by us. It is the one gift we most wanted to give: time, in one place, on the water.
We do ask that you arrange and cover your own travel to Miami, and any nights there before we sail. We know that is not a small thing, and we are grateful for every mile you travel to reach the pier. Below we will keep the practical details — flights, hotels and the port itself — as they come together.
With love, Joshua & Dorina
Flights & airports
[Flight recommendations TBD]
Miami International (MIA) is about 20 minutes from PortMiami by taxi or rideshare; Fort Lauderdale (FLL) is roughly 45 minutes and often cheaper. We recommend arriving the day before we sail.
[Suggested arrival date and latest safe arrival time TBD]
[Airport-to-port transfer suggestions TBD]
[Return flight guidance for disembarkation day TBD]
The night before
[Hotel suggestions TBD]
Downtown and Brickell are closest to the port; South Beach is a short ride away if you would rather start the week with your feet in the sand. We will list a few hotels at different prices, and a group rate if we can arrange one.
[Hotel option 1 — name, neighborhood, approximate rate TBD]
[Hotel option 2 TBD]
[Group rate / booking code TBD]
Port & embarkation
[Terminal and boarding window TBD]
PortMiami sits on Dodge Island, just across the causeway from downtown. Bring your passport, your boarding documents, and the outfit you want to be wearing when we pull away from the pier.
[Terminal letter and address TBD]
[Check-in window and documents required TBD]
[Luggage tags, parking and drop-off notes TBD]