Getting Here
By Car Commercial
Airline Private Plane
Train
1209 E New Haven
Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901
By Car
Melbourne Harbor Condos is located
near the intersection of US1 and State Road 192 (New Haven Avenue), in
the heart of Melbourne, FL (32901 zip code).
Detailed directions: From
I-95, take the SR 192/New Haven Avenue exit, and drive east about 5
miles until you come to the large intersection on US1. Turn right
at that intersection, and go a short block south to the next traffic
light. Turn left at the light, and then make an immediate right turn,
after the gas station, into the Melbourne Harbor Condos driveway.
Our condo building is set back from US1 and New Haven Avenue, and only
the sign and the driveway is visible from the street.
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By Commercial Airline
Melbourne
International Airport
Melbourne Harbor Condominium is only a few miles from Melbourne Airport.
Orlando
International Airport
Orlando
International Airport is located approximately an hour away from Melbourne. The
most economical way to get to the area, if you are not planning to rent a car,
would be to use the shuttle services offered from the Airport. The cost
for a trip from Orlando to Melbourne is approximately $35-$60. Alternatively,
you could hire a taxi from the airport; however, a one way trip from Orlando to
Melbourne would cost in excess of $100.
Shuttle
Services operating from Orlando to Melbourne
Melbourne Airport Express
Rate
from Orlando Airport to the area is $58 for first person and $10 each
additional person in the party.
Abracadabra
Shuttle
Rate
from Orlando Airport to the area is about $55
Reservations
required
Phone:
1-321-984-5466
Executive
Shuttle Service
Rate
from Orlando to the area is about $45
Phone:
1-888-303-4044
Orlando
Sanford Airport - Offers some direct charter flights from places in the
U.S., and the UK and Europe.
By Private Plane
Melbourne
Airport or Orlando Executive
Airport
By Train
Amtrak
goes to Orlando from destinations across the U.S.
You can even bring your automobile
with you, from the eastern seaboard of the U.S. AutoTrain
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