Hotel-to-hotel and inter-zone transfers (no airport)
Moving from Santo Domingo to Bayahibe, or Juan Dolio to Bávaro, mid-trip.
Updated: 2026-09-11
Short answer
We run point-to-point transfers that never touch the airport. Pricing follows the distance between the two zones, quoted in writing before you commit — typically similar to the higher of the two airport zone rates. Popular moves: Zona Colonial to Bayahibe, Juan Dolio to Casa de Campo, Santo Domingo to Bávaro ($240 band), Santiago to Puerto Plata ($275 band).
Why not a taxi
Intercity taxis negotiate at the door and the price rises with your luggage. A booked transfer is one fixed number, one vehicle, tolls included, and the driver knows the resort gate procedure at the other end.
Two-centre trips that work
Three nights in the Zona Colonial ($35 from SDQ) then a week in Bayahibe ($140) is the classic combination: history, then beach, with a two-hour drive between them.
Others: Juan Dolio then Casa de Campo; Santo Domingo then Samaná ($275); Santiago then Puerto Plata for the north coast.
Booking it
Send both hotel names, the date and the pickup time, plus passenger and bag count. We confirm price and vehicle in writing; you pay the driver at the destination. If it is part of an airport booking, the return leg discount still applies.
Frequently asked questions
Can we stop for lunch or sightseeing on the way?
Yes. A short stop is free; a longer detour like Altos de Chavón is quoted as extra time.
Do you serve routes that don't include Santo Domingo?
Yes — Bayahibe to Bávaro, Samaná to Puerto Plata and similar are all quotable.
Is luggage storage included between check-out and pickup?
Hotels handle that; we time the pickup to your check-out so it rarely matters.
How far ahead should I book?
A day is usually enough; in high season give us two or three for a van.
Can one driver stay with us all week?
Yes, we quote multi-day hire — useful for weddings and business trips.