Vacanta
Transport & Drivers

Airport Transfer Driver — Tulum Route

Eco-hotel or boutique property transfer service, Tulum

Tulum

MXN 9,000 – 13,500 / monthFull-time, permanent

Monthly salary + gratuity

Responsibilities

  • Meet guests at Cancún airport arrivals or Tulum regional airport with name board — calm, composed, warm greeting
  • Transport guests along Highway 307 to Tulum hotel zone — 1.5–2 hour route through Riviera Maya
  • Maintain eco-property vehicle standards — clean, quiet vehicle; many Tulum properties use hybrid or electric transfer vehicles where available
  • Provide gentle orientation during transfer — the Tulum arrival drive passes through the Riviera Maya and the transition from highway to jungle road is a significant moment
  • Handle luggage efficiently and carefully — Tulum's eco-lodge guests often travel with yoga mats, wellness equipment, photography gear
  • Coordinate with property on arrival timing — Tulum's boutique hotels manage arrivals personally; communication matters
  • Execute departure transfers with flight timing precision

Requirements

  • Valid driver's license — passenger transport
  • Clean driving record
  • Conversational English — Tulum transfer guests are international and predominantly English-speaking
  • Knowledge of Tulum hotel zone layout — the beach road properties, the tulum pueblo hotels, the jungle eco-lodges are all distinct locations
  • Calm, composed professional presence — the Tulum arrival experience should begin the decompression
  • Eco-values awareness — not required to perform, but genuine alignment is noticed

Benefits

  • IMSS, Aguinaldo, vacation + premium
  • Vehicle and fuel covered
  • Uniform
  • Tips — Tulum's wellness guests tip meaningfully for genuinely good service

Work environment

Cancún airport arrivals and Highway 307 transfer route to Tulum. The 2-hour drive is significantly longer than other Riviera Maya transfers — a genuinely conversational professional environment.

About the role

The transition from the world to Tulum. The Tulum-bound guest who has flown 10 hours from Europe — who sits in the transfer vehicle as the Riviera Maya jungle thickens on either side of the highway, who watches the landscape change from resort corridor to mangrove to jungle road — is experiencing the physical transition into the destination they chose. The driver who says, as the paved road gives way to the jungle path to the eco-lodge, "the property is 200 meters through the trees — you'll hear the ocean in about 30 seconds" has delivered a perfect first Tulum moment.

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