To Cancun, you can bring bottled food, as long as they are sealed, medicines (if controlled, they must be accompanied by a prescription), clothes, and valuables.
You need to know that the customs department will inspect all your luggage. At the end of the inspection, you will have your belongings back, and you will be able to bring them to Cancun. If you do not pass the customs inspection examination. In that case, you will have to remain at the airport until the investigation and inspection procedure are completed. This procedure will be the same for entering and leaving the country.
If you decide to take your valuables with you, you must register them as your belongings before boarding. To avoid inconveniences, we recommend carrying these belongings in your carry-on luggage.
Consult the Mexican consulate directory for more information.
We refrain from providing any information on procedures at the Cancun Airport.
Cancun International Airport has 4 active terminals. All of them offer domestic and international flights. More information below.
Terminal 1
Terminal 1 of the Cancun International Airport has 7gates, which receive charter airline flights. The main airlines operating at the airport are Magnicharters and VivaAerobus. Find more information below.
Terminal 2
Terminal 2 of the Cancun International Airport has 22 gates. This terminal operates mainly domestic and international flights from South America, Europe, Central, and other countries. On the way to the lounges, you will find ATMs, small restaurants, convenience stores, drugstores, souvenir stores, clothing, and more.
Terminal 3
Terminal 3 of the Cancun International Airport has 21 gates. Recently expanded, this terminal mainly operates international flights between Cancun, the United States, Canada, and Europe. On the way to the departure lounges, you will find duty-free stores, small restaurants, convenience stores, souvenirs, and more. In this terminal, you will find a business lounge called MERA.
Terminal 4
Terminal 4 of Cancun International Airport has 12 gates. This terminal is the most recent since its inauguration in 2017, making Cancun the first airport with four terminals in Mexico. This terminal operates international and domestic flights. Also, Terminal 4 has an impressive capacity for up to 9 million passengers annually. The main airlines operating in this terminal are Aeromexico, Interjet, Southwest Airlines, Lufthansa, Air France, Air Transat, WestJet, Condor, Air Europa, Sun Country, and Frontier Airlines.
Yes, a tourist card is mandatory if you wish to visit Mexico. It consists of an immigration form that will complete your information, your reason for traveling to Mexico, and the time you will stay in the country. Tourist Card is an individual document, meaning you must present it at the time of your trip to the corresponding immigration authorities regardless of age.
No, only a passport stamped by your country is valid and in good condition, with no alterations or overwriting.
Most agencies ask passengers to arrive at least 2 hours advance for domestic flights and 3 to 4 hours for international flights. Ask your airline for more information
