Traslado en coche privado de Cancún a Cancun Airport

Overview: transportation from Cancun to Cancun Airport

As your vacation comes to an end, the only thing left to do is plan your drive from Cancun to the Cancun International Airport (CUN). Planes do not wait around for stragglers, so this short, 20 minute transfer can make or break your trip. Good thing Daytrip has you covered with reliable private transportation and an easy-to-use online booking system.

Your driver will meet you at your hotel the morning of your flight, as most hotels require guests to check out before 11:00 AM for the rooms to be prepared for the next guest. If your flight isn’t until the evening, this is the perfect opportunity to add a sightseeing stop to your Daytrip itinerary. Make your last excursion in Mexico to the El Rey ruins or take a dip in a mystical cenote!

When it is time to check-in for your flight, you’ll be dropped off right at your terminal and your driver will help unload your bags. Welcome to Cancun Airport!

About Cancun Airport

Cancun International Airport (CUN) is located on the tip of the Yucatan Peninsula and services the Cancun metropolitan area, including popular resort towns like Playa del Carmen and Tulum.

It is the busiest airport in Mexico for international travelers and has the highest number of American passengers of any airport outside of the US.

Terminal 1 is for private flights, Terminal 2 is for domestic and international flights, and Terminal 3 is solely for international flights. All the modern amenities you’ve come to expect in international airports are available for most travelers: electronic check-in, duty-free shopping, restaurants, storage lockers, and VIP lounges.

From Cancun to Cancun Airport: travel tips

Flying doesn’t have to be stressful! End your vacation on a high note with these handy travel tips for your Cancun to Cancun Airport transfer:

Organize both airport transfers before your vacation

Before you even leave home for your tropical vacation, organize your transfer back to the Cancun Airport. You already have to schedule your arrival pick-up, so just book both transfers while you’re still at home. You will be able to fully enjoy your vacation the second the plane lands and won’t have a nagging to-do list in the back of your mind while you lounge on the beach or go zip-lining over the jungle.

How to get from Cancun to Cancun Airport

It is recommended to arrive 3 hours before your flight, especially if you have checked luggage and are traveling with children or pets. The Cancun Airport has plenty of things to do while you wait, and it is better to be 3 hours early than 3 minutes late.

With only a short distance between the city of Cancun and the Cancun Airport, you have a plethora of private transfer options. Read the companies’ offers carefully when choosing the best transfer.

Private car service from Cancun to Cancun Airport

A private driver can provide the door-to-door service and flexibility that is missing from most shuttle buses. All Daytrip drivers are insured, can provide children’s car seats, and are backed by 24/7 live customer service. With this level of care and attention to detail, it is no wonder Daytrip has won Tripadvisor’s Travelers' Choice Award for 8 consecutive years. And since you can pay in advance online, there are no surprise changes or haggling like with normal taxis in Cancun.

Things to do when you get to Cancun Airport

Your transfer from Cancun to the Cancun Airport might be done, but you have a few more steps to complete before your flight.

Cancun Airport has electronic check-in kiosks for most airlines, and most passengers will be able to use them to check in (unless you have special luggage).

After you’ve cleared security, you’ll want to fill up your water bottle, use the restroom, and stretch your legs before your flight. CUN has several lounge options, with some requiring an entry fee up-front and others being included in your airline ticket purchase or credit card membership. There are also some surprising activities like the Forza Mx simulator!

While you browse the dining and shopping options, check your departure gate number frequently. The information on your ticket may become inaccurate as planes get shuffled around the terminals, so check the electronic display boards for the most up-to-date information.