Private transfer from Cancun Airport to Merida

$424.99 USD one way for up to 8 passengers and $849.98 USD round trip, with the whole vehicle for your group. There is no charge per person or per bag, and the tolls and taxes of the three and a half hour drive are already inside the price, which is closed before booking and does not change on the day.

Around three and a half hours, depending on traffic and road conditions. It is the longest run we make from the airport, and on it the difference from a shared vehicle stops being comfort: you go at your own pace, with your luggage beside you the whole way and none of the stops other passengers impose.

Yes, 24 hours a day, every day of the year. For an overnight run it helps to send the flight number in good time, since we track the arrival and shift the departure ourselves if the plane is late. Price and waiting are the same by night as by day: there is no night surcharge and no different weekend rate.

A private air-conditioned vehicle carrying your group alone, a bilingual driver, flight tracking and a meet and greet inside the terminal with a sign bearing your name. It covers the tolls and taxes of the whole run, luggage at no per-bag charge and child seats. If the plane lands late, the waiting is not charged.

By card or with PayPal when you book, or in cash on the day of travel, in pesos or in dollars. No payment method carries a surcharge and the published price is the same for all of them. On a three and a half hour run it is usually easier to have it paid before flying; if you prefer cash, tell us so the driver brings change.

The toll motorway that crosses the peninsula passing near Valladolid, about three and a half hours. There is also a free road linking the towns, considerably slower. Tolls are included in the $424.99 USD one-way fare, so there is nothing to pay on the road.

To eat or stretch your legs, yes, with nothing to arrange: the vehicle carries your group alone. If you want to stop and visit an archaeological site or a cenote properly, tell us when booking, because it stops being a direct transfer and has to be quoted separately.

Yes, as well as the historic centre, Paseo de Montejo and the northern districts. Many haciendas turned into hotels lie outside the city on secondary roads: give us the exact name and the access reference when booking and we take you to the door.

No. Uber cannot pick up inside Cancun Airport: the airport's ground transport concession belongs to the authorised taxis, and taking an Uber would mean walking out of the grounds to the highway, which makes no sense with luggage. And beyond Cancun and Playa del Carmen the service is patchy where it exists at all, so counting on it for a transfer with luggage and a time to keep is a gamble.

As you come out of arrivals you will find the Caribbean Taxi desks, the company that holds the airport concession: you follow the yellow signs and pay the zone fare there. It is a legitimate option, but it means queuing with your bags at the end of a flight and not knowing the amount until that moment. What is not worth doing is taking up an offer from anyone approaching you at the exit with no uniform and no desk. Booking ahead skips the queue: the price is fixed and the driver waits with a sign in your name.

Mérida is the historic centre, Paseo de Montejo, the northern side and Altabrisa, and the haciendas around the city. It is three and a half hours, leaving the 307 for the inland peninsula. Give us the address or the name of your accommodation when you book and the driver takes you to the door.