Puerto Cancún is the most exclusive residential development in the Mexican Caribbean: 900 hectares master-planned as a garden city, with a private marina, an 18-hole golf course and the finest country club in Mexico. Its residents are the country's leading business owners, retired expats with a premium retirement in mind, and second-home buyers looking for the highest international standard.
What really sets Puerto Cancún apart is that it almost never allows short-term rental: only a handful of buildings (Allure, Marina Condos and a couple more) permit it. That makes the development a pure residential-wealth enclave, without the tourist churn typical of the Caribbean — ideal for buyers who want steady appreciation without occupancy volatility.
Properties from the first release of Puerto Cancún included something unique: the golf course and country club share. At launch that share cost $270,000 MXN — today it resells for more than $100,000 USD. Club dues start at $8,000 MXN a month for an individual membership and go up for family plans.
The clubhouse was recently expanded and reopened — a top-tier, fully equipped gym, spa, tennis and padel courts, pools and hydromassage areas. Genuinely the crème de la crème in Mexico. It lifts Puerto Cancún to a private country club standard that few developments in Latin America come close to.
Cancún Prime has continuous access to the best opportunities in Puerto Cancún — selected pre-construction releases, fairly priced resales, and off-market homes that are never publicly listed. If you are weighing Puerto Cancún as your next home or as a long-term investment, get in touch directly.
Key market data
| Property types | Condos, single-family homes, premium lots |
| Price range | Condos from $10M MXN · Houses up to $300M+ MXN |
| Golf share | Included with first-release properties (~$100K USD today) |
| Country club dues | From $8,000 MXN/month (individual) — family plans higher |
| Short-term rental | Restricted — only specific buildings (Allure, Marina Condos) |
| Typical buyer | Mexican business owners, retired expats, second-home buyers |