Sarasota, FL to Miami bus

Buses from Sarasota to Miami

Miami is a city known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife, and art deco architecture. The city is separated from Sarasota by a distance of approximately 232 miles (approximately 373 kilometers). Sarasota lies south-west of Florida and is famous globally for its sandy beaches with shallow water, museums and cultural institutes. Traveling on this long and adventurous journey has been streamlined with modern public transport. With a bus from Sarasota to Miami, this can be done with ease, comfort, and for less money, especially when using OurBus. The journey by bus between the two coastal cities can be made in an average duration of four hours 45 minutes with coach carrier OurBus. OurBus Intercity route buses have schedules for the journey between the two cities on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. There is a frequency of four buses per week, with only one daily bus from Sarasota to Miami on these days. OurBus departs from Cattlemen Road transfer station in front of Burlington Coat Factory in Sarasota to the Port of Miami, Cruise Terminal B in Miami.

Which bus companies travel from Sarasota to Miami?

OurBus does not own or operate any of the buses that travel on this route, however all the buses in use for this route meet the high OurBus standards. For the Intercity route from Sarasota to Miami, the bus company that operates the route is the First-Class Coach Company. The bus company offers a round trip to and from Sarasota to Miami. It provides a comfortable ride with plush-comfy leather seats, clean, sanitized washrooms, free WiFi for entertainment, and charging ports for recharging mobile devices. The modern fleet of coaches makes the journey from Miami to Sarasota comfortable and easy. Compared to other buses that operate the outer from Miami to Sarasota like Flixbus, Greyhound or Academy Bus using First-Class Coach Company by OurBus is usually cheaper and faster.

How long is the bus ride from Sarasota to Miami?

The road distance from Sarasota to Miami is approximately 230 miles (372 kilometers). The journey by bus takes an average duration of four hours 45 minutes. The duration taken to complete the journey between the two cities varies with the weather and other conditions of the road, such as traffic. OurBus Intercity services do not operate direct buses from Sarasota to Miami. The journey between the two cities has stops at Fort Lauderdale Airport between terminal two and three, Fort Myers Gulf coast University, before reaching the bus stop at Port of Miami Cruise Terminal B.

How many buses are there from Sarasota to Miami?

The Intercity route for a bus from Sarasota to Miami has a frequency of four buses every week. There are daily buses on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday weekly. The buses depart from Sarasota Porter Way, Cattlemen Road Transfer Station at 07:35 am. The journey then heads to Fort Myers Gulf Coast University bus loop behind parking lot five then to Fort Lauderdale FL Airport, before finally arriving at the Port of Miami Cruise Terminal B at 11.45 am. The journey and times are the same throughout the four days in the week.

What are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Sarasota to Miami?

Departure bus station: the bus journey from Sarasota to Miami starts at Union Station Bus Terminal, located on Porter Way in Sarasota. The station is a road transfer with only the bus stop and the ticket machine available. Parking at the transfer station is not available, however there are parking lots near the stop with drop-off points. Services and facilities near the bus stop include coffee shops, restaurants, bars, hotels, and taxi ranks.

Arrival bus station: the bus from Sarasota to Miami will arrive at the Port of Miami Cruise Terminal B. The bus station is located at the Port of Miami three miles away from downtown Miami (Miami city center). It is possible for travelers to head from the Port of Miami Cruise Terminal station to the city center using public transport including local buses 93, MIACOR, M OR, MIA, MIAC, M GR, number six, number three, 51, and number 137. Getting to the city center by rail can be done using the Metrorail Orange line. Travelers can use the trolley service through Coral Way Route, offering a quick and cheap mode of transport. The bus station shares services and facilities with the Port of Miami, including parking options, restaurants, cafes, bars, and retail outlets.