The essentials
- The journey takes between 2 and 2.5 hours by motorway.
- Transfers from the hotels carry their own fare, different from the airport run.
- If you are catching a flight at SDQ, give us the flight time, not a pick-up time.
Santo Domingo is the long run from the east of the country: between 2 and 2.5 hours by motorway. It is a comfortable drive, but it is a real journey, and it is better planned with margin than squeezed against a flight or a dinner reservation.
From the airport
| Drop-off | from |
|---|---|
| Santo DomingoHyundai H1 — Cadillac Escalade | $145 – $250 |
From the hotels
Transfers leaving from hotels in Bávaro or Uvero Alto carry their own fare, a little different from the airport run because the starting point is further north:
| Drop-off | from |
|---|---|
| Santo DomingoHyundai H1 — Cadillac Escalade | $150 – $255 |
If you are heading to Santo Domingo airport
When a private transfer makes sense
On a two-and-a-half-hour run, the difference between a private transfer and a shared alternative stops being about comfort. A private vehicle leaves when you decide, goes direct, allows a stop if you need one, and keeps your luggage with you throughout.
Frequently asked questions
- Can Santo Domingo be done in a day?
- It can, but that is five hours on the road there and back. If the plan is the Colonial Zone, leave early and do not compress the return.
- Are there stops along the way?
- Yes, there are service areas on the motorway. Tell the chauffeur if you need to stop; it is not a problem.
- Are tolls included?
- Yes. Our fares include taxes and tolls, on this route as on the others.
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