Chauffeured Cars and Shuttles in Port Royal
Port Royal is small, and that’s the appeal — a working waterfront, the Sands, the boardwalk over Battery Creek, and a downtown you can cross in ten minutes. What it doesn’t have is an airport, a rental counter, or much in the way of late-night transportation.
We fill that gap. Airport transfers, military family transportation, wedding and event shuttles, and evening runs into Beaufort or across to Hilton Head.
Airport Transfers From Port Royal
Savannah/Hilton Head International (SAV) is about 65 to 80 minutes via SC-170 and I-95, and it’s where most Port Royal travel starts and ends.
Charleston International (CHS) is roughly 90 minutes north.
Hilton Head Island Airport (HHH) runs about 50 minutes southeast and is worth checking when the schedule lines up.
Every transfer is flat-rate and flight-tracked. We meet arriving passengers inside at baggage claim, which matters when you’ve landed at 11 p.m. after two connections. See airport transportation and shuttle.
Military Families: Parris Island and MCAS Beaufort
Port Royal sits directly adjacent to Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, and the Naval Hospital and MCAS Beaufort are minutes away. That drives a specific kind of work for us.
Graduation weeks bring families in from across the country, usually through Savannah, often with grandparents and small children in the group. Renting two cars and convoying to a base gate you’ve never seen before is a poor start to the weekend. We collect everyone from the airport, run the group to the depot for Family Day and graduation, and return them for their outbound flights.
We also handle PCS arrivals and departures, and hospital appointment transportation for families who’d rather not drive.
Weddings, Reunions, and Events
The Port Royal boardwalk, the Sands, and the venues just across the bridge in Beaufort see a steady wedding and reunion calendar. The transportation ask is nearly always guest shuttles — moving people from inns in downtown Beaufort to a venue on the water and back safely at the end of the night.
We run loops on a fixed timeline, hold vehicles on site, and coordinate with planners rather than improvising. See wedding transportation and group transportation.
Nights Out and Day Trips
Port Royal to Bay Street in Beaufort is a five-minute ride. Port Royal to Hilton Head for dinner is closer to an hour. Both are more pleasant with a chauffeur, and the second one is considerably safer if there’s wine involved.
We also run day charters — Charleston for the day, Savannah for a show, Hunting Island for a family outing. Our black car services page covers point-to-point work; hourly charters are quoted on request.
The Fleet and Our Credentials
Sedans and SUVs for one to six. Executive sprinters for eight to fourteen, which is the usual size for a graduation family group. Larger coaches available for weddings and reunions.
South Carolina limousine license ORS #9758. FMCSA authority USDOT #3896899 and MC #1457054. That federal authority is required to legally carry paying passengers into Georgia — a detail worth confirming with any operator quoting you a Savannah airport run.
Common Questions
What time should I be picked up for a morning flight out of Savannah?
Roughly three hours before departure for domestic travel. The drive is 65 to 80 minutes and I-95 can be unpredictable around the Hardeeville interchanges.
Do you handle Parris Island graduation weeks?
Yes, and it’s a large share of what we do here. Book as far ahead as possible — those weeks sell out.
Can you pick up at the Naval Hospital or MCAS Beaufort?
Yes, subject to current base access procedures. Let us know at booking so we can arrange it properly.
Do you serve Lady’s Island and St. Helena?
Yes. The full coverage list is on our service area page.
Reserve a Car in Port Royal
Tell us the date, the pickup address, and how many people. We’ll quote it flat. Reserve now.
Local Resources
- Town of Port Royal — official municipal site, boardwalk and event information
- Visit Beaufort, Port Royal & the Sea Islands — official visitor bureau for the area
- Reconstruction Era National Historical Park — National Park Service sites in Port Royal and Beaufort
