Is Uber okay in Cancun?

Although Uber can technically legally operate in Cancun, drivers still cannot legally operate at Cancun International Airport. This means you cannot be picked up at the airport, but, and this is where it gets a little tricky, they can drop you off at the airport.



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Is it safer to take a taxi or Uber when getting around Cancun? Even though Uber may be more affordable than taxis, the ride-hailing service is not widely available and its scope of driving is limited – it is not allowed at the airport and often stopped at resorts (where taxis usually wait in front).

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While Ubers are allowed to pick up at this airport, it may not be the best way for you to get to where you're going. If you're unfamiliar with Mexico City, are staying somewhere other than a well known hotel or hostel, or are arriving very late at night, it may be better for you to take an authorized taxi.

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Cancun Public Transportation Most travelers in Cancun agree that the bus is the best way to get around. With routes that can connect you between the Hotel Zone, Boulevard Kukulcán (downtown) and Avenida Tulum, you can get around to just about everything on your bucket list by bus.

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Taxi Cabs. Unlike other Airports, Cancun Airport Taxi Services MUST BE Pre-Arranged. In order to guarantee the lowest fare possible make sure you CONFIRM the rate and receive a confirmation number.

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In Cancun, Uber began operating in 2016 and in a relatively short time it was very successful among locals and Mexican or foreign tourists, but due to problems with groups of taxi drivers in the state of Quintana Roo, the service had been suspended, it stopped working completely for a while and in recent times they ...

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Taxi prices in Cancun The most expensive area to take a Cancun taxi to is the Cancun Hotel Zone. An average taxi journey in this small area is $5 (MXN 100), making it one of the most expensive areas in Mexico. The cost of an average journey in the city centre, however, is much cheaper at around $2.70 (MXN 50).

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Save yourself the trouble, and don't try to find an Uber or Lyft while in Tulum. You'll need to rely on other forms of transportation, so you may need to plan ahead a bit further than you do in other vacation destinations.

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As long as Uber is available at your travel destination, the Uber app will work the same as it does at home.

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Taxi Naranja is a taxi transport app that allows you to travel comfortably and safely around the city. The app works in a city of Cancun, in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo. Taxi Naranja app allows you to order a cab ride with just a couple of clicks. Quick and easy.

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Much like in the U.S., in Mexico, it is customary to tip service workers in restaurants, hotels, and Ubers. The standard tip is 10% of the bill, but you can give more or less depending on the quality of service. Tipping is not required, but it is appreciated.

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