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Transport & Drivers

Private Chauffeur — Tulum Eco & Luxury Properties

Eco-boutique hotel or luxury jungle lodge, Tulum

Tulum

MXN 9,500 – 14,500 / monthFull-time, permanent

Monthly salary + gratuity

Responsibilities

  • Execute Cancún airport transfers — 1.5–2 hour route; flight monitoring, name board greeting, professional vehicle
  • Provide private transport to Tulum cenote sites — Dos Ojos, Gran Cenote, Aktun Chen, hidden cenotes accessible only with guide and private vehicle
  • Transport guests to Sian Ka'an Biosphere access points — boat tour departures, kayak sites, birdwatching areas
  • Execute Cobá ruins transport and waiting service
  • Navigate Tulum jungle roads — including unpaved hotel zone tracks and eco-lodge access routes
  • Maintain vehicle for eco-property standards — clean, low-impact where possible
  • Coordinate with property on guest retreat programming transport needs — cenote meditation excursions, early-morning archaeological site visits

Requirements

  • Valid driver's license — passenger transport
  • Clean driving record with 4WD experience preferred — Tulum jungle roads require this in rainy season
  • Conversational English — Tulum's international wellness clients communicate in English
  • Complete Tulum geography knowledge — beach road, pueblo, cenote access routes, Sian Ka'an approaches, jungle lodge tracks
  • Calm, eco-aligned presence — Tulum's guests notice driver demeanor and expect conscious, unhurried professionalism
  • Reliability for early-morning cenote and yoga retreat transport

Benefits

  • IMSS, Aguinaldo, vacation + premium
  • Vehicle provided (ideally with 4WD capability)
  • Organic staff meals at eco-property
  • Tips

Work environment

Tulum jungle roads, beach road, cenote access routes, and the Cancún-Tulum highway. The most navigationally complex private car environment in the Riviera Maya — local knowledge is the primary professional asset.

About the role

The guide through the jungle. The Tulum guest who needs to be at the Gran Cenote at 6:45am before the tourist groups arrive — who asks the driver which entrance avoids the parking fees, which part of the cenote has the best visibility for snorkeling — has access to genuine local knowledge through a private car relationship that no travel app provides. The Tulum private chauffeur who delivers that knowledge naturally, in the dark on a jungle road at 6:30am, is doing something irreplaceable.

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