Travel from New York to Miami

Direct flights connecting New York's major airports to Miami International Airport and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.

American Airlines is a major carrier with frequent services. Flights typically depart from JFK, LGA, or EWR and arrive at MIA or FLL. Prices fluctuate based on demand and how far in advance you book.

Offers direct flights between New York airports and Miami International Airport.

Delta operates numerous daily flights. Booking in advance generally provides better fares.

Provides direct air service from Newark Liberty International Airport to Miami International Airport.

United's primary hub in the New York area is EWR. Consider flying into Fort Lauderdale (FLL) as an alternative for potentially lower fares, though it requires a short ground transfer to Miami.

Offers direct flights with a focus on a comfortable economy experience from New York to Miami.

JetBlue is known for its amenities even in economy class. Services operate from JFK, LGA, and EWR.

Budget airline offering direct flights for cost-conscious travelers.

Spirit is a low-cost carrier, so be aware of additional fees for baggage and seat selection. Flights serve MIA and FLL from NYC area airports.

Ultra-low-cost option for direct flights between New York and Miami.

Similar to Spirit, Frontier offers very competitive base fares but charges for extras. Check departure airports in NYC (JFK, LGA, EWR) and arrival airports in Miami (MIA, FLL).

Experience an overnight journey on Amtrak's Silver Service (Silver Meteor or Silver Star) from New York to Miami.

The train departs from Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station (NYP) in New York and arrives at Miami Amtrak Station. This long-distance service offers various seating options, including Coach, Business Class, and private Roomette or Bedroom accommodations. Advance booking is highly recommended for better prices, especially for sleeper cars.

Offers frequent bus services for an economical journey between New York and Miami.

Greyhound operates numerous daily trips from various New York City bus terminals, including the Port Authority Bus Terminal and Midtown locations. Services may involve transfers. Onboard amenities typically include free Wi-Fi and power outlets. Booking ahead can secure lower fares.

A popular choice for intercity bus travel, providing services on the New York to Miami route.

FlixBus US also offers competitive fares for this long-haul route, sometimes requiring transfers. Check specific departure and arrival points in both cities, as they can vary.

Driving offers flexibility and the chance to explore along the East Coast.

The approximate distance is 1,280 to 1,300 miles (2,060 to 2,090 km), primarily via I-95 South. Fuel costs are estimates based on average vehicle efficiency (e.g., 25 MPG) and current average US gas prices. Tolls are prevalent in states along the route (e.g., New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Florida); using an electronic toll pass like E-ZPass or SunPass is recommended for convenience and potential savings. Plan for at least one or two overnight stops.