All cars available at Miami Airport

Hire a Mini Cooper at Miami Airport with Movly

Mini Cooper

or similar
Mini Cooper
from US$59 per day
  • 2-3 doors
  • Automatic gearbox
  • 4 seats
  • One large suitcase
  • One small suitcase
  • Full to Full
  • Air conditioning
  • Android Auto
  • Apple CarPlay
  • Rear-view camera
  • Bluetooth

Add convenient extras to your car hire:

Additional Cover

Additional Cover

Deposit reduced to €200. No excess to pay if the Movly car is damaged in an accident.

Meet & Greet service

Meet & Greet service

We will deliver the vehicle as close to your arrival point as possible.

Cross-border fee

Cross-border fee

This fee permits you to cross the border into all EEA countries except Iceland.

Additional driver

Additional driver

Infant seat

Infant seat

2.5–13 kg

Toddler seat

Toddler seat

9–18 kg

Child booster seat

Child booster seat

15–36 kg

Booster cushion

Booster cushion

Up to 36 kg

Snow chains

Snow chains

The Mini Cooper is a four-seat premium hatchback with automatic gearbox and a compact size that works well in Miami's tighter streets and Art Deco quarter. Solo travellers and couples will find its character well matched to the city's creative neighbourhoods from South Beach to Wynwood. One large and one small bag fit in the boot, making it practical for a weekend visit.

Miami Beach Botanical Garden

The Miami Beach Botanical Garden is a free one-hectare public garden in South Beach, adjacent to the Holocaust Memorial and Miami Beach Convention Centre. A Japanese garden section and native butterfly garden provide a break from within one of Miami's most visited areas.

Cervecería La Tropical and the Wynwood Food Scene

Cervecería La Tropical is a Cuban-heritage craft brewery in a converted warehouse on NW 24th Street, serving Cuban-style lagers alongside Latin American-inspired small plates in a large open courtyard. The surrounding Wynwood blocks contain Miami's most concentrated independent dining and bar scene.

Opa-locka — Moorish Architecture District

Opa-locka north of Miami was developed in the 1920s by aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss in a Moorish Revival style drawn from the Arabian Nights. Over 20 Moorish Revival-style buildings from the original development survive, including the onion-domed city hall, representing the largest collection of Moorish architecture in the Western Hemisphere.

Fort Lauderdale Waterways — Las Olas to the Intracoastal

Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale bridges the New River into a neighbourhood of waterfront mansions and moored yachts, with private boat docks behind most of the canal-side properties. The route continues east to Fort Lauderdale Beach and north on A1A through a city with an extensive network of navigable waterways.

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