Getting to Pompano Beach
Your vacation awaits in Pompano Beach, and luckily, this oceanfront city is near one of South Florida’s major airports, multiple train and bus stations, and just off I-95. The journey is easy regardless of your reason for coming to Pompano Beach—visiting friends and family, a weekend getaway, or traveling for a sports tournament.
Fly Here
The closest international airport to Pompano Beach is the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport/FLL, just 15 miles away on Interstate 95. After getting into a rideshare or picking up your rental car, hop onto I-95 and head north. Should visitors fly into Palm Beach International Airport/PBI (36 miles) or Miami International Airport/MIA (37 miles), Pompano Beach is still easily accessible via I-95. (Travelers can take the Tri-Rail from MIA directly to Pompano Beach.) Finally, travelers flying aboard private planes can land directly in the city at the Pompano Beach Air Park.
Drive to Us
If you’re embarking on a road trip to Pompano Beach, you’re in luck! Our city is located directly off I-95, with major exits including Cypress Creek Road (exit 33), Atlantic Boulevard (exit 36), and Copans Road (exit 38). You can also access us via the Florida Turnpike for drivers coming from farther west for their weekend getaway. Heading northbound, take Atlantic Boulevard east (exit 66); driving southbound, get off at the exit at Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd/Hammondville Road (exit 67).
Railway or Bus
South Florida also offers a wide range of rail and bus options to reach Pompano Beach. Out-of-town visitors taking the Amtrak can get off at the Fort Lauderdale station to the south or Deerfield Beach to the north. Locally, the Tri-Rail Train has a stop in Pompano Beach, and for Brightline riders, Pompano Beach is between the Boca Raton and Fort Lauderdale stops. If you prefer traveling by bus, the closest Greyhound stop is in Fort Lauderdale.
With Pompano Beach’s sandy shores, arts and culture, dining scene, and places to stay, there’s lots to enjoy and explore in this beachfront city—and thankfully, it’s also easy to access, no matter how you get here.
