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Cancun Airport to Puerto Morelos Transfer

The shortest run south from CUN, at a fixed price for the whole vehicle.

Distance
15.0 miles
Drive time
30–40 min
Highway
Highway 307
From, one way
$180

The drive

The shortest southbound transfer from CUN

Puerto Morelos is 15.0 miles from the airport, about 30–40 min. Of everything south of Cancún it is the closest, and it is no further from the terminal than the busiest part of the Hotel Zone — Punta Cancún is 15 miles by road.

That is because the airport already sits south of the city. Turning south onto Highway 307 puts you most of the way there, with no city traffic in between.

This trip at a glance

Distance
15.0 miles south on Highway 307
Drive time
30–40 min in normal traffic
Meeting point
Outside the arrivals exit, with a name sign.
Flight tracked
60 minutes free waiting from landing.

Prices

What a Cancun to Puerto Morelos transfer costs

The quoted total is for the vehicle, whoever is in it. On a run this short the base rate dominates, so the price difference between a sedan and an SUV is small compared with the difference in luggage space.

If you are booking for a group arriving together, the vehicle size question is about bags rather than seats.

From prices by vehicle, CUN to Puerto Morelos
VehicleSeatsOne wayRound trip
Business SedanUp to 2$180$360
Premium SUVUp to 5$200$400
Executive SUVUp to 5$230$460
Sprinter ExecutiveUp to 12$495$990
Sprinter CoachUp to 14$495$990
Executive Coach BusUp to 40$940$1,880
Motor CoachUp to 55$1,050$2,100
From prices, one way, per vehicle. Round trip is twice the one-way price. Distance 15.0 miles (OSRM, 2026-09-27).

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Two places

There are two quite different destinations sharing this name, and the confirmation needs to say which one.

The town is a small fishing village a couple of minutes east of the highway, built around a square with the leaning lighthouse on the seafront. It is compact, walkable and low-rise, and the drop-off is an ordinary street address.

The resort strip is something else: large all-inclusive properties spread along Highway 307 for several miles, north and south of the town turnoff, most of them on private access roads off the highway. A resort using a Puerto Morelos address might be nowhere near the square.

Which one are you going to?

  • The town: a street address near the square and the lighthouse.
  • The strip: a highway kilometer marker and a property name.
  • They can be fifteen minutes apart despite sharing a town name.

Hotels

Two on the Bahía Petempich stretch come from completed bookings rather than a list: Excellence Riviera Cancún and Margaritaville Island Reserve Riviera Cancún. Both sit off Highway 307 around kilometer 27.5, north of the town.

Other properties on the same stretch are quoted the same way. Give the property name and we will match it to the right access road.

The reef

The reef here sits unusually close to shore, and the stretch of water in front of the town is a protected national park. That is the reason the village stayed low-rise while the coast either side of it filled with resorts.

It also shapes the day. Snorkelling and diving trips leave from the town pier rather than from the resorts, so a stay on the strip usually means a short trip into town for anything on the water.

If the boats are the point of your trip, staying in the town rather than on the highway removes a drive from every morning.

The other thing this junction is known for runs the opposite way. Opposite the town turnoff, a road heads inland through the jungle past a string of cenotes — the freshwater sinkholes the peninsula is full of. It starts at the same set of traffic lights the beach road does, which is why a Puerto Morelos base puts both the reef and the cenotes within a short drive of each other.

We drop at addresses on either road. The cenote sites are spread along several miles of it, so the name of the one you are going to matters as much as the road does.

At CUN

Your driver waits outside the arrivals exit, holding a sign with your name, and the flight is tracked so the pickup moves with it. The first hour after landing is free.

Say whether you are going to the town or to a resort on the highway strip, because the turn off Highway 307 is different for each.

Going home

This is the most forgiving return on the coast, because the airport is so close. That is also why people cut it fine.

Allow the 30–40 min drive, then whatever your airline asks you to be at the terminal for an international departure. The highway north is quick, but the check-in cut-off is the fixed point, not the drive.

Add a few minutes at the start if you are on the resort strip: the access roads off the highway take longer than the map suggests, and a large property's entrance can be a fair way from its lobby.

Return pickup

Pickup point
The hotel or street entrance, at the time on your confirmation.
Allow for
30–40 min north on Highway 307.
Then add
Whatever your airline asks for an international departure.

Nearby

The same highway serves every destination below, so a change of hotel is usually a change of price rather than a change of plan.

Booking

The flight number, the terminal, the property name and the bag count — and whether you are going to the town or the strip, which is the one thing this route needs that the others do not.

Whether you are bound for the town or the strip, the Puerto Morelos price covers tolls. A tip is up to you, child seats cost nothing if asked for, and cancellation is free until a day out.

The Cancún hub covers the coast as a whole. Further south: Cancun airport to Playa del Carmen and Cancun airport to Tulum. Staying in the city instead? Cancun airport to the Hotel Zone.

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