Colectivo – is a very popular and cheap mode of public transportation. They’re using privately owned vehicles that range between a mini-van and a bus. Colectivos operate as a shared taxi for both within city limits and long-distance routes. Usually take passengers on a fixed or semi-fixed route without timetables, but instead departing when all seats are filled. They may stop anywhere to pick up or drop off the passengers.

ADO Bus – one of the largest Mexican bus companies, running first. Company owns executive class buses, with an on-board toilet, power outlets and A/C. Be careful – the drivers like to blast it, make sure to bring some warm clothes on the board. The company is serving roughly the eastern half of the country, with service to most major cities and towns, as well as the international route to Belize. Tickets are available online or in local ADO offices for reasonable prices.

Taxi – taxis are plentiful everywhere and prices are reasonable, but it is recommended to agree on the price beforehand.

Cancun airport transfer – Cancun city and larger towns are operated by ADO bus and colectivos, and, of course, everywhere present taxis.

We have a good experience with services of Cancun Taxi. They offer meet and greet service, vans for up to 10 passengers, and online booking. They operate both Cancun city as well as other destinations.