Long Distance
110 miles · 1 hr 45 min drive · from $575. Fixed price, professional chauffeur, door-to-door.
Long Beach to San Diego is a 110-mile coastal corridor that cruise passengers, port executives, and business travelers use regularly. The I-5 South through Orange County is direct, and our drivers make the nearly 2-hour ride comfortable and productive with Wi-Fi and amenities.
Head south on the I-5 through Orange County
Pass Camp Pendleton along the coast
Arrive in San Diego or La Jolla
Direct I-5 corridor — no complex routing needed
Pickups at the Long Beach Cruise Terminal for the trip south to SD
Comfortable ride with Wi-Fi for the 105-minute journey
Long Beach to San Diego is approximately 110 miles via the I-5 South, about 105 minutes in normal traffic.
Yes. Drop-off can be anywhere in San Diego, including the cruise ship terminal on the downtown Embarcadero. Allow two to two and a half hours from Long Beach on a weekday morning, and aim to arrive at the start of your check-in window. A Business SUV fits a week of luggage for up to 6.
The busiest stretches are usually the 405 and 5 through central Orange County at rush hour, and the merge near San Clemente on summer weekends. Through Camp Pendleton the freeway usually moves well. Leaving Long Beach after 9:30 AM on a weekday avoids the worst of the Orange County commute.
A one-way ride (about 110 miles) is $575 in Business Class, $815 in Business SUV, $1,090 in First Class. That is the fixed price for a typical pickup in Long Beach; the exact price for your address is shown before you pay, with no surge pricing and free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup.
Fixed pricing · No surge · Flight tracking · Professional chauffeurs