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Casa de Campo Marina, La Romana

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Most tourists who visit La Romana don’t venture beyond the resort, cruise terminal and golf courses. Here’s what they’re missing.

On the south-east coast, an hour and a half drive from Santo Domingo, La Romana is a growing city popular with European travelers but still relatively obscure to the American crowd.

Most of the tourists who come to La Romana every year don’t venture beyond the cruise terminals, Casa de Campo resort or the ocean-view golf courses. But if you’re a traveller, not a tourist, there’s plenty of great reasons to spend a day or a week exploring La Romana’s world-class beaches, snorkelling, scuba diving and the two incredible nature reserves nearby.

Despite the imposing presence of the megaresort that put this destination on the map, La Romana as a whole is less overtaken by the tourist industry than Punta Cana or Puerto Plata , making it a good choice if you’re looking for a destination that combines authentic Caribbean seaside city with plenty of amenities and guided activities on your doorstep.

Yachts docked in La Romana

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Need to know

Casa de Campo is a private 7000-acre megaresort complex of luxury rooms, villas, exclusive beachfronts, yacht moorings, three golf courses (including the #1 ranked course in the Caribbean), seven restaurants and, topping it all off, Altos de Chavon, a fantastical recreation of a 16th-century European village, perched atop a plateau overlooking the mighty Chavon river gorge.

Altos de Chavon has been called “the country’s leading attraction” by Frommer's travel guidebook. This dramatic village is indisputably impressive and exceedingly photogenic, but it is nonetheless a re-creation, and the secure, gated nature of Casa de Campo means it’s great for high-profile concerts and photography shoots, but you’re certainly not wandering through a living-and-breathing Dominican town in any real sense.

Cotubanamá National Park

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Beyond the resorts

The American sugar barons who planted the Casa de Campo resort didn’t create their tropical paradise out of thin air. This part of the Hispaniolan coast is as breathtaking as any other, with a generous smattering of the fine white sand beaches that the island is famous for and miles and miles of warm Caribbean ocean fit for swimming all year round.

La Romana is a beloved base for scuba and snorkelling enthusiasts, with most of the underwater action launching from nearby Bayahibe. La Romana is also a great place to wake up before setting sail on a day trip to one of two nature reserves, Catalina Island and Cotubanamá National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with hiking paths carving through dense forest alongside caves with pre-colonial Taino petroglyphs.

Also known as the National Park of the East (Parque Nacional Del Este), the Cotubanamá National Park is popular with tourists for its white-sand beaches, shallow ultramarine surf, stunning coral formations, glittering caves that hide subterranean lagoons and Taino petroglyphs -plus the chance to swim with dolphins at some of the best scuba-diving destinations in the DR. A trip around the coast of the park to Isla Saona is considered the #1 boat trip in the Dominican Republic.

Catalina Island

Catalina Island is a tiny tropical island, less than four square miles in total, formed on top of a coral reef, just a short boat trip south of La Romana. The island’s diverse wildlife and bright coral reefs incredibly close to the seashore attract visitors who come to sunbathe, swim, and especially to snorkel. Dive sites including the Aquarium and the Wall boast an impressive array of tropical fish including damselfish, sergeant major fish, squirrelfish and stingrays.

Getting there is easy, with a dozen different tour companies offering full-day trips from La Romana to Catalina Island starting at around USD $70. A compelling alternative to Isla Saona if that trip is looking too busy or too far for your personal itinerary.

Watch a Dominican Baseball Game

Baseball is the national sport of the Dominican Republic, and La Romana is the home of the Los Toros del Este baseball team. If you’re visiting during baseball season, which runs from October to January, you can join local crowds cheering on their home team at Francisco Micheli Stadium.

Read more about Dominican baseball.

Sunbathe and swim at these alternative beaches

Minitas Beach is for resort guests only, while Bayahibe is one of the top-ranked beaches in the Caribbean and can be busy in the peak season . For a more private piece of paradise, visit Playa Caleta in La Romana or Playa Dominicus, just south of Bayahibe. Playa Caleta is a rocky beach, so bring water shoes if you have them, but the view south to Catalina Island is stunning. Playa Dominicus is a gorgeous soft white sand beach fringed with palm trees, and plenty of beachside bars to throw back some beers.

Cañaveral Food Park, La Romana

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The best (alternative) place to eat in La Romana

The Cañaveral Food Park is a great spot for food truck fare, fast becoming popular across the DR for locals and travelers alike and often serving up delicious flavours that rival the mainstream restaurants. We recommend: the baked lamb empanadas at the Uzbesk Food Truck.

Getting There

Flying into La Romana International Airport (LRM) is the most direct route to La Romana, but connects mostly to European ports. Most North Americans traveling to La Romana arrive via Santo Domingo, the country’s capital city and central transportation hub.

You can reach Santo Domingo by the Las Américas International Airport (SDQ), by sea ferry from Puerto Rico, and by bus from neighbouring Haiti . Minibuses travel regularly from Santo Domingo to La Romana, and you can always hire a taxi.

From Punta Cana , the new Autopista Del Coral road will get you to La Romana in around 45 minutes.

Written by Aura De Los Santos.

Published August 2020

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Luxurious La Romana offers over 800 hotel rooms, as well as world-renowned golf courses. Nearby, the Bayahíbe and Dominicus area, a charming fishing hub, boasts large all-inclusive beachfront resorts with more than 4,000 hotel rooms–perfect for medium-sized events.

• Maximum Capacity:  750 delegates

La Romana was originally a major sugar-producing region before turning into one of the DR’s most coveted, luxurious beach destinations. Providing an ideal location for meetings, conventions, and events, La Romana is best known for Casa de Campo, a Leading Hotel of the World, offering one of the most upscale and complete golf resorts in the Caribbean. Whether newbie or experienced, players can experience multiple Pete Dye-designed golf courses here, teeing right along the sea. The adjacent Altos de Chavón, a replica of a Mediterranean village built over the Río Chavón, adds even more allure to the area with its stunning riverfront terraces, historical sights, restaurants, and shopping facilities.

Located just 25 minutes’ drive east of La Romana, the eco-adventure rich area of Bayahíbe was originally a picturesque fishing town. Today, it offers the perfect beach and ecotourism complement with adjacent Blue-Flag certified Dominicus Beach and its full-scale resorts, as well as Cotubanamá National Park, replete with outdoor activities–from cave exploration to offshore island hopping at Saona and Catalina.

The wide variety of accommodations in La Romana and Bayahíbe, ranging from boutique luxury to resorts, provide more than 4,000 hotel rooms for a maximum capacity of 750 delegates, ideal for medium-sized events. Unique venues also include the 5,000-seat Altos de Chavón Amphitheater, and the Chavón riverfront terrace, available for corporate events. Incentive planners can help craft activities to complement your program, such as team-building activities around golf and fishing tournaments, sand castle building, beach Olympics, or even a treasure hunt on Saona Island. The main gateway for international arrivals is La Romana International Airport (LRM), located 30 minutes’ drive from the city center. A two-hour drive east or north leads to additional leisure destinations in the DR.

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The Best Things to Do in La Romana – A Complete Visitors Guide

Most tourists visit Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic, but there is a hidden slice of paradise an hour south of the popular beach destination that you must visit. Let me introduce you to La Romana!

There are so many amazing things to do in La Romana for a family vacation or couples getaway. You can feed cute monkeys, play golf on world-class courses, enjoy a boat ride to stunning islands, discover caverns, explore a lush jungle, visit a Mediterranean-inspired village, learn how to make cigars, and more.

My guide to La Romana is for anyone visiting this gorgeous Caribbean destination. Whether you are here for a port day or a weeklong vacation, I have the ultimate list of the best things to do in La Romana.

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Getting to La Romana

La Romana is located in the southeastern region of the Dominican Republic. It is a well-known cruise port in the Caribbean and an all-inclusive paradise for families and adults—but did you know it’s also an exclusive retreat for celebrities? That itself should tell you that La Romana is a beautiful destination!

Cruise visitors – If you are coming from the port of La Romana and do not have a booked excursion, you can easily find licensed taxis or public buses at the cruise terminal to get you to the public beaches.

Getting to La Romana by Plane

When it comes to airports, you have a variety of options to choose from to get to La Romana. Two are between 55 to 75 minutes away, while one is a mere 20 minutes from the beach. The best airport for you will depend on your location and budget, giving you the power to tailor your travel plans to your needs.

The most popular and leading airport in the Dominican Republic is Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ). Many tourists travel to PUJ as it is usually the most budget-friendly and conveniently located airport to several Dominican Republic destinations. It takes about 55 minutes to travel by car from PUJ to La Romana.

Traveling tip: If you have the Priority Pass, you will LOVE the lounge at PUJ. It has a pool overlooking the runway. So bring your swimsuit!

Another great option is Las Américas International Airport (SDQ) in Santo Domingo. It is about 1 hour and 15 minutes by car from SDQ to La Romana.

Ideally, the best airport to fly into is La Romana Casa De Campo International Airport (LRM). As a beloved destination for Europeans, many airlines have nonstop flights to the small airport, making it a great option for many European countries.

Atlanta, Miami, and New York also have nonstop flights to La Romana. If you can fly into La Romana airport, you will save at least an hour of driving from Punta Cana or Santo Domingo. Within 20 minutes, you could be putting your feet into the sand.

Best Tour Companies to Book Excursions in La Romana

Like any Caribbean beach destination, La Romana has many tour companies to choose from. I can confidently say that these three companies are all you need to enjoy the best things in La Romana.

Slow Dive Casa Chihuahua

Are you looking to learn to scuba dive, enhance your underwater knowledge, or explore Saona Island? Then book with Slow Dive Casa Chihuahua.

We try to be conscious travelers as much as possible, so we LOVE Slow Dive Casa Chihuahua. This eco-friendly dive center offers PADI courses, full-day and night dives, snorkeling, and land and sea excursions.

What makes Slow Dive Casa Chihuahua stand out amongst others is its dedication to teaching beginner and advanced divers how to dive sustainably. They also focus on small group excursions and dives in the La Romana—Bayahibe area, giving you the best and most authentic experience with knowledgeable tour guides.

Moreover, Slow Dive Casa Chihuahua has a strong passion for marine conservation. So when you book dives or excursions with Marine Conservation, you are supporting their cause to help protect our oceans. Better yet, be a part of the cause and book one of their fantastic coral restoration dives.

Dominican Attitude

Dominican Attitude is an excursion agency offering the best small group and private excursions in the La Romana—Bayahibe area. The Dominican Attitude team is the perfect local company to work with if you are a cruise guest or want an exclusive private experience.

In addition to the popular boat and catamaran excursions to Saona Island and Catalina Island, Dominican Attitude can create tailor-made excursions just for you! We couldn’t find any excursions online that catered to our needs until we found Dominican Attitude.

They created a perfect, family-friendly city tour of La Romana, including a visit to a cigar factory, chocolate factory, Altos de Chavón, and Cueva De Las Maravillas. So, if you do not see a specific tour program that you want, contact Dominican Attitude, and they will make it happen!

Runners Adventures

Some of the best things to do in La Romana include visiting Monkeyland, taking a plantation tour, ziplining through the jungle, and having a muddy buggie adventure. If any of these activities sound fun, you should book with Runners Adventures.

Runners Adventures  operates its most popular excursions (mentioned above) in the Dominican countryside, surrounded by beautiful lush mountains and jungles. Therefore, you can easily combine multiple excursions for one epic day!

Whether you choose a half-day Monkeyland and Plantation tour or the ultimate combo of Monkeyland, Ziplining, and Jungle Buggies—you will have a great time with Runners Adventures. 

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The Best Things to Do in La Romana

La Romana is a tropical destination that has it all. You can explore Cotubanamá National Park by trekking through the jungle, swimming in a cenote, sailing on a luxurious catamaran to serene islands, and diving into colorful coral reefs.

Go on a wild adventure zip-lining through the jungle, getting muddy on a buggy, visiting a plantation, and feeding cute monkeys. You can also embrace the culture, visit the iconic Altos de Chavón village, learn how to make cigars, and more.

So whether you are here for a stopover at the port of La Romana or staying at an all-inclusive resort, here are the best things to do in La Romana.

Explore Cotubanamá National Park

Cotubanamá National Park is one of the most beautiful protected areas of the Dominican Republic. It spans across a vast region of a lush jungle, mangroves, and two tranquil islands. It is also home to more than 500 flora species, 300 types of birds, and a rich underwater marine life.

The best way to visit Cotubanamá National Park is by booking an excursion to hike through the jungle, snorkel at Catalina Island, and enjoy a boat tour to Saona Island.

Relax on Catalina Island

Catalina Island is a gorgeous, uninhabited island in Cotubanamá National Park. You can relax on white-sand beaches or put on snorkel gear and explore an underwater oasis teeming with marine life, coral reefs, and a shipwreck.

For those seeking an exhilarating snorkeling experience, Catalina Island is a must-visit. The highlight is ‘The Wall,’ a renowned reef that is the pinnacle of excitement for snorkelers.

After exploring Catalina Island’s underwater haven, dry off in the sun with your feet in powdery white sand. Then, enjoy a traditional Dominican lunch buffet and purchase a souvenir at the small artisan shops.

Take an Epic Boat Tour to Saona Island

Saona Island is one of the most popular and best things to do in La Romana. The water surrounding Saona Island is some of the prettiest water you will ever see. Its crystal clear turquoise blue water and white sand beaches with leaning palm trees are a screensaver picturesque destination that will leave you breathless.

You can enjoy Soana Island in two ways: on a party boat or an eco-friendly experience. The latter is a full-day excursion that takes you on an epic journey to many beautiful places.

You snorkel in a lagoon filled with giant starfish, soak up the sun and play in the sand at multiple remote beaches, enjoy a traditional Dominican lunch at the local fishing village of Mano Juan, visit a turtle sanctuary, and explore a lush mangrove to find spotted eagle rays and turtles.

Book a small group eco-friendly tour to Saona Island 

Swim Inside Cueva Padre Nuestro’s Cenote

Take a short trek through Cotubanamá National Park and discover Cueva Padre Nuestro, a cenote inside the bottom of a cave. As you journey through the jungle, you will encounter beautiful fauna and flora and learn about the Taino Indians who once inhabited the jungle and their way of life.

At the end of the trail, you will reach Chicho’s cave, which has several petroglyphs. Then, you will venture deeper into the cave to find bats, stalagmites, stalactites, and a beautiful, crystal-clear swimming hole. Grab your gear and enjoy snorkeling in the refreshing water.

Book a small hiking tour to Cueva Padre Nuestro

Feed Cute Squirrel Monkeys and Visit a Plantation

Monkeyland is one of the best things to do in La Romana. A short one-hour drive away, this half-day excursion is fun for all ages.

Monkeyland is in the heart of the Dominican countryside, surrounded by a mountainous jungle. The first part of the excursion is the plantation tour.

It includes a quick walk through local houses and an open-air sitting area that overlooks the plantation and jungle. The tour includes several demonstrations, during which you learn how coconut oil is extracted and how coffee and chocolate start from a bean and end up in your cup.

In addition to trying your hand at grinding roasted coffee beans and chocolate, you will also get to taste it. Guests will receive samples of hot chocolate, black coffee, and the famous Mama Juana!

Then, you get to walk next door to Monkeyland, a five-acre natural habitat for over 30 cute squirrel monkeys. You will have several opportunities to feed and observe the playful monkeys. It is a really fun experience for any animal lover, but be warned—they are cheeky and will climb all over you!

The guides do a great job of ensuring an unforgettable experience and capturing every moment. In addition to the professional cameraman, the guide also helps take plenty of pictures with your phones and cameras. At the end of the tour, you can purchase all the pictures as a perfect Monkeyland souvenir.

Book the half-day Monkeyland and Plantation Tour

Learn How to Make Cigars

Whether you enjoy the luxury of a cigar or not, visiting a cigar factory tour is one of the best things to do in La Romana. The tour is very informative for cigar lovers or even non-smokers like me. I was blown away by the process and dedication of making a cigar. 

Since cigars are the Dominican Republic’s largest export, La Romana has many cigar factories. One of the best cigar factories to tour is VegaFina.

At the  VegaFina cigar factory tour , you watch the last few steps of hand-rolling a premium cigar. It’s enjoyable to watch and a unique experience. At the end of the tour, you can purchase some of the Dominican Republic’s finest cigars at a duty-free price. 

Visit Altos de Chavón

Transport yourself to another part of the world at Altos de Chavón, a 16th-century Mediterranean-inspired village built entirely of stone and corrals from the Dominican Republic’s coastlines.

The village has a 5,000-seat Grecian-style amphitheater, an archeological museum, local shops, restaurants, and a cultural center. It is also home to the gorgeous St. Stanislaus Church and the renowned Altos de Chavón School of Design.

Residents, visitors, and artists from around the world come to explore, enjoy, and study Altos de Chavón’s significant design. Walking the cobblestone streets and admiring the incredible architecture is easily one of the best things to do in La Romana.

Book a city and cultural tour of La Romana

Enjoy a River Cruise on Chavón River

Did you know that the Chavón River was a filming location for famous movies such as  Jurassic Park ,  Apocalypse Now ,  Rambo First Blood Part II , and  Rambo II ? Embark on a river cruise down the Chavón River and see why it’s one of the most beautiful rivers and filming locations in the Caribbean. 

Enjoy a scenic cruise along the Chavón River through its gorge, surrounded by a rich tropical jungle. Most tour companies combine a cruise down the Chavón River with Catalina Island or Altos de Chavón. 

Or truly immerse yourself in the jungle with  Seavis . This tour will take you further into the gorge until you reach a riverside farm. At the farm, you will learn about the Taino lifestyle, enjoy a traditional Dominican “barbacoa,” kayak down a side river, hike a fruit trail, and even relax in a jacuzzi or hammock high above the river! 

Go on Snorkel or Scuba Dive Trip

One of the best things to do in La Romana is to discover its underwater world of vibrant coral reefs, marine life, and ancient artifacts. Hop on a boat and charter out to some of the best snorkel areas in the Caribbean Sea, such as “The Wall” near Catalina Island.

You can also earn your PADI course and explore 16th-century shipwrecks and artifacts. Pirate enthusiasts will enjoy diving to the underwater Living Museums in the Sea, which boasts remnants of shipwrecks dating back to the Golden Age of Piracy.

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Explore the Wonder of Cueva De Las Maravillas

Cueva De Las Maravillas (The Cave of Wonders) is a gorgeous cave system with stalactites, stalagmites, and a small underground lake. It is also home to several well-preserved pictograms and petroglyphs engraved by the Taíno Indians.

After you wander through the enormous cave system, revisit the surface and walk the paved trail among native vegetation. Watch where you go because, surprisingly, a highlight of the Cueva De Las Maravillas tour is seeing hundreds of iguanas roam the premises!

Sail into the Sunset

Who is ready for a romantic adventure? Set sail on a luxurious catamaran with an open rum bar and a guided snorkel to colorful coral reefs. Then, watch a breathtaking sunset over the endless turquoise ocean. It’s an evening you will never forget!

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Drink Local Cocktails

I always say the best way to immerse yourself in a culture is through food and drink. So enjoy tropical cocktails in La Romana! 

The Mama Juana is a traditional Dominican Republic you cannot miss. It can be found on the beach, at resorts, restaurants, and bars. We enjoyed our Mama Juana on our Monkeyland tour. 

I enjoy two more cocktails in La Romana: the Dirty Monkey Frozen Cocktail and Coco Loco. Both drinks incorporate coconuts, which are widely used around the island.

Play at the #1 Golf Course in the Caribbean

La Romana is a great destination for golf enthusiasts. It is home to six world-class golf courses, including a PGA course and the number one golf course in the Caribbean.

Playing a round of golf on Pete Dye’s prestigious 18-hole course at the Teeth of the Dog is the best thing to do in La Romana for any golfer. The course is set alongside the coral coastline of the Dominican Republic and offers panoramic views of the turquoise ocean.

Taste Some of the Best Chocolate in the World

The Dominican Republic is a world leader in organic cocoa and produces some of the best chocolate. There are many amazing chocolatiers in the country, and one of the best is in La Romana.

Choco Punto by Mabel  (next to the VegaFina Cigar Country factory) is an internationally award-winning local chocolate shop. Here, you can learn how the exotic cocoa fruit goes from bean to single-origin chocolate bar. Then, head next door to the shop to taste and purchase all the delicious chocolates. 

Go on a Jungle Buggy Adventure

Drive a 4×4 buggy for one of the most exhilarating adventures in La Romana. The adventure begins amongst the majestic mountain of Anamuya in the Dominican countryside.

Be prepared to get wet and muddy! You will drive on rough terrain through local villages, sugarcane fields, the jungle, and riverbeds. The buggy adventure ends with a swim in the Anamuya River and tasting local exotic fruit, coffee, and cacao. The tour is combined with either a visit to Monkeyland or ziplining.

Book the Jungle Buggy Adventure with Monkeyland and/or ziplining

Zipline Through the Jungle

Zipline through tree canopies suspended up to 800 meters high! Enjoy the thrill of zipping through the dense jungle on a course with 18 platforms and 12 lines. Of those 12 lines, two are the longest in the Caribbean!

While you enjoy the adrenaline rush, remember to take in the scenery. The Anamuya Mountain range surrounds the zipline course. What better way to enjoy the jungle’s scenery than suspended high above the air?!

Book the Zipline Adventure

Relax on White Sand Beaches

Of course, one of the best things to do in La Romana is to hit the beach! The Dominican Republic has beautiful beaches, but some of the best powder-soft, white beaches are in La Romana and its surrounding area.

Minitas Beach  at Casa de Campo is a picture-perfect beach with calm, crystal-clear turquoise blue water. The beach is open to Casa de Campo residents and non-hotel guests for a fee. 

You can relax on loungers underneath umbrellas or enjoy watersports like kayaking and paddle boating. Minitas Beach also has a roped-off area, which makes it family-friendly and safe for swimming. 

Bayahibe Beach  is one of the most popular public beaches in La Romana. Thus, it can get very crowded with cruise visitors and tourists departing or arriving from island excursions. 

It is near the Bayahibe fishing village. So you can easily walk to restaurants and enjoy a scenic beach picnic on the soft sand. 

Dominicus Beach  is a gorgeous beach with its famous black-and-white painted lighthouse-shaped bar. Grab a cocktail from this iconic landmark and enjoy the warm turquoise water with a cold drink in hand.

Dominicus Beach is also known as the first beach in the Caribbean to receive the Blue Flag certification. It strives for high sustainability standards, quality, safety, and environmental education. Thanks to its calm, shallow waters, it is one of the safest beaches.

Stay or Play at Casa de Campo

Casa de Campo is one of the world’s most exclusive and luxurious resort communities. Celebrities like Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Rihanna, the Kardashians, Michael Jordan, and former U.S. Presidents are frequently seen relaxing, playing golf, or throwing A-list parties. The property has also been seen in popular TV shows like the final two episodes of the 10th season of The Bachelorette.

If you want a glimpse of the rich and famous lifestyle, this is it! Non-hotel guests can access the property and participate in its on-site activities for a small fee. You can play golf on world-class courses, relax on the beach, ride horseback, indulge in spa amenities, and more.

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Stay at an All-Inclusive Resort

Staying at an all-inclusive resort is one of the best things to do in La Romana. As one of the most beautiful destinations in the Caribbean, it’s the perfect place for some much-needed R&R.

Like its neighboring city, Punta Cana, and the always famous Rivera Maya in Mexico, La Romana has several luxurious all-inclusive (family-friendly and adults-only) resorts. Some popular all-inclusive resorts in La Romana include Hilton La Romana , Bahia Principe Grand La Romana , Dreams Dominicus La Romana , Viva Dominicus Beach by Wyndham , Iberostar Selection Hacienda Dominicus , and Casa de Campo .

Our favorite place to stay in La Romana is the Hilton La Romana All-Inclusive . It is a family-friendly and adults-only resort. As a young family, it’s the perfect resort for us.

Hilton La Romana has an epic water park with some of the best water slides I’ve ever experienced, a beautiful lazy river, and a kid’s aquatic playground. The water park alone is enough reason to stay here.

Enjoy an All-Inclusive Resort Day Pass

La Romana has luxury resorts along its beautiful coastline. So, if you are coming from a cruise, one of the best things to do in La Romana is to get a day pass to one of these resorts.

The best part about getting a  resort day pass  is accessing almost everything at the resort except a room with a bed! You can enjoy its pristine beaches, pools, activities, and unlimited food and drinks from on-site restaurants and bars. 

I hope you have found inspiration from my guide to the best things to do in La Romana. As you can see, there are many fun things to enjoy in this little slice of paradise in the Caribbean. You would easily need a week to enjoy all of its beauty!

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Other alternatives are:

• Punta Cana Intl Airport ( PUJ   IATA )
• Las Americas International Airport, Santo Domingo ( SDQ   IATA )

A very popular way of getting around the town is through riding motor bikes as well as gua guas. Gua Guas is another name for buses. The motor bikes are easily accessible due to the fact that the people who ride them are always out like taxis. The catch here is that the bikers will demand a high price at first for the distances you are going. Different people ask different prices. You have to be smart and not always accept the first price these people give you. Bargain with them and try to make the prices go lower. Chances are that they wouldn't want you to go to someone else. Be patient and you will pay the price that is appropriate for the distance you are going. Another thing, when you come upon a bike, make sure to eye the rider. Sometimes these people aren't experienced enough to drive around especially when they drive up to four people at a time. There is no such thing as accident insurance when riding these bikes. If you are involved in an accident, it's on you to pay for hospital bills or whatever bills you would have to pay for. It's pretty much riding at your own risk. Remember these riders are locals trying to make extra cash by giving people rides. The railroad system is pretty much out the question. They are mostly used to carry goods across the Dominican Republic. The buses are the cheapest way to go! Moto conchos aka bikes prices depend on the person and are less safe. Depending on your taste and needs, make sure you are ready to take one of these rides.

The local cigar factory is also interesting to visit.

La Romana has plenty to offer. On certain nights, resorts and locals host parties, activities, and games on the beaches. Everyone is welcome because they consider that having more people makes everything more fun. When you're done at the beach, head over into town and enjoy a night of festivities. The locals always have fun events going on depending the time of the year.

Big Sur is a very popular club, in the Bayahibe area that has merengue dancing and excellent food.

During the day, you can snorkel, dive, golf, swim or go to a spa.

The most you can possibly do is go down to the markets and buy cultural clothing and merchandise. Many people have and sell the same things so make sure to look around first before buying something, because maybe you can get a better deal. For those of you who have decided to stay in an eat yourself motel or hotel, the market is the way to go. Here they have a variety of foods in which one can chose from. From fruits, to vegetables, to drinks, and finally spices. You can enjoy a home cooked meal at a low price. As always make sure to bargain with the merchants in order to receive a lower cost on the foods. Aside from the food market you can hit up the craft shops, and sports shops. Many of these places offer food within the building so make sure to look around. The rest is up to you. When you know where you're staying research your area although most areas have similar shops and activities going.

Eating in a place like La Romana is quite easy and numerous in quantity. From the resort food, to the local restaurants and bars, to the markets, and finally the vendors walking around. Whatever you decide to do, make sure you know what you're eating in case of allergies. The resort food is your typical meals with a bit of a Dominican twist in some foods. If you want to be very adventurous, feel free to buy food off the street markets, because the food is homemade and absolutely delicious. Many restaurants take out main ingredients in some of the foods in order to keep regulations intact. This might not give you the full experience of what real Dominican foods taste like. However, this does not apply to all restaurants. Calamaris Fritos (fried calamari) is a very popular dish that many tourist enjoy when they visit La Romana. The food here ranges, so in order for you to find the right ones, make sure to do a bit of research to find the hotspots for certain types of foods.

The drinks here are as expected. You have your water, juice, soda, and finally beer. If you want to hardcore drink and have a good time with family and friends, there are many bars around the area which serve both beer and liquor. Also, a very popular way of drinking is of the streets. The vendors you see might have stands set up with different juices they have made from papaya, to a myriad number of different fruits. On the beach they have vendors walking by selling drinks, and as i mentioned in previous sections, make sure you don't accept their prices right away. Bargain with them to lower the costs. Remember, the vendors want money and will take just about anything that is not too low.

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Driving in to La Romana from Punta Cana can be a long trip, having to take a bus through the dirt roads. If driving, there can be times of bad weather which make it that much more difficult and dangerous. The roads on the way to La Romana have giant potholes which could easily sink your vehicle. If raining, the roads are usually washed away and makes drivers turn back around or even get caught in the mist of it. Whatever you chose either way, be careful and definitely be prepared!

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La Romana, Dominican Republic

Visit the area of la romana and enjoy the wide variety of activities offered that will make your trip to dominican republic an unforgettable one..

Your trip to La Romana will be an incredible experience full of ancient or contemporary art, submarine adventures, strolls on idyllic beaches, underground surprises, cooling plunges, strolls in the rainforest, frenetic nights and sports.

La Romana receives its name from an old Roman weighing scale used to weight goods in the port and which belonged to an Italian family. Its main economic activities are tourism, industry, and trade which make it the second richest city in the country. The main reason of its economic development is tourism as the many attractions and wonderful tourist infrastructures in the area prompted it to become one of the most popular destinations in the country.

Some of the most renowned places in the city are La Romana Obelisk , Iglesia Santa Rosa de Lima Church , Central Park , Rotonda Park or monument to the Bible in the same city. In the area of La Romana , there are lots of places to visit like Casa de Campo , Altos de Chavón , Bayahibe or Este National Park .

Don’t miss the chance to take part in the several golf tournaments that take place in the area, or to attend any of the baseball matches from the regular or final seasons. You can use any of the great golf courses in the area, among which are Dye Fore, Teeth of the Dog, The Links, La Romana Country Club in Casa de Campo Resort and Playa Nueva Romana Golf in Bahia Principe La Romana.

Organize your vacations with the information about the several concerts offered in Altos de Chavón and enjoy the shows of artists like Gloria Estefan, Sting or Andrea Bocelli.

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What to see :

• Iglesia Santa Rosa de Lima Church
• Central Park
• Altos de Chavón
• Casa de Campo Marina
• Padre Nuestro Ecological and Archeological Trail
• Dominicus Casino
• Puente Cave
• Tabacalera La Matilde Tour
• Parque Nacional del Este
• Saona Island
• Playa Minitas Beach
• Playa Bayahibe Beach
• Dominicus Beach
• Palmilla Beach
• Catalina Island
• Catalinita Island

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• High Seas fisheries

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Punta Cana Is Great, But Here's Why It’s Time You Visit La Romana

La Romana, a charming city on the Dominican Republic's southeast coast, remains a hidden gem for many American travelers.

Rafael Peña • Oct 30, 2023

La Romana, a charming city on the Dominican Republic’s southeast coast, remains a less visited destination for many American travelers. While it has gained popularity among European visitors, La Romana retains its allure as an authentic Caribbean seaside city with a mix of cultural amenities and guided activities, all against the backdrop of breathtaking natural beauty.

Casa de Campo: A Megaresort Oasis

At the heart of La Romana is Casa de Campo, a sprawling 7,000-acre megaresort known for its luxurious accommodations. The resort also features an exclusive beachfront, yacht moorings, and world-class golf courses, including the Caribbean’s top-ranked course. Crowning it all is Altos de Chavon, a recreated 16th-century European village perched atop a plateau overlooking the Chavon River. Although photogenic, it’s important to note that Altos de Chavon is for recreation rather than a living Dominican town.

Exploring Pristine Beaches and Waters

La Romana boasts white sand beaches and warm Caribbean waters, making it an excellent base for scuba and snorkeling enthusiasts. The nearby town of Bayahibe is a launch point for most underwater adventures. La Romana is also your gateway to two incredible nature reserves—Catalina Island and Cotubanamá National Park.

Cotubanamá National Park: A Natural Paradise

Cotubanamá National Park is celebrated for its white-sand beaches and underground caves with hidden lagoons. The national park features Taino petroglyphs and the opportunity to swim with dolphins, making it a popular scuba-diving destination. A boat trip around the park’s coast to Isla Saona is regarded as the Dominican Republic’s most popular boat trip.

Catalina Island: A Coral Paradise

Catalina Island, located just south of La Romana, is a tiny tropical gem perched on a coral reef. Its diverse wildlife and vibrant coral reefs near shore attract sun-seekers and snorkelers. Dive sites like the Aquarium and the Wall showcase an array of tropical fish, making it a snorkeler’s paradise. Numerous tour companies offer day trips from La Romana to Catalina Island, starting at around $70.

Immerse Yourself in Dominican Baseball

Baseball enthusiasts will find a home in La Romana, the local baseball team, as it’s the home of Los Toros del Este. If you’re visiting during baseball season, from October to January, join the passionate local crowd cheering on their home team at Francisco Micheli Stadium.

Unwind on Exquisite Beaches

While Minitas Beach is reserved for resort guests, Bayahibe, one of the Caribbean’s top-ranked beaches, can get crowded during peak seasons. For a more tranquil beach experience, explore Playa Caleta in La Romana, a rocky beach with stellar views of Catalina Island. Alternatively, visit Playa Dominicus, located just south of Bayahibe, offering soft white sand, palm-fringed shores, and plenty of beachside bars to savor some Caribbean charm.

Dining at Cañaveral Food Park

Regarding dining, venture over to Cañaveral Food Park, a hub for food truck fare gaining popularity across the Dominican Republic. Vendors in the food park offer flavors that rival mainstream restaurants. Don’t miss the baked lamb empanadas at the Uzbesk Food Truck.

Getting There: Your Journey to La Romana

La Romana International Airport (LRM) offers the most direct route to the city, primarily connecting to European destinations. Most North American travelers reach La Romana via Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic’s capital city and central transportation hub. You can access Santo Domingo through Las Américas International Airport (SDQ), sea ferries from Puerto Rico, or buses from neighboring Haiti. Minibusses operate regularly between Santo Domingo and La Romana, although hiring a taxi is always an option. For those coming from Punta Cana, the new Autopista Del Coral road shortens the journey to La Romana to approximately 45 minutes.

Embrace La Romana’s hidden treasures, explore its stunning natural wonders, and bask in the rich tapestry of Dominican culture for a memorable Caribbean escape.

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114km (71 miles) E of Santo Domingo, 37km (23 miles) E of San Pedro de Macoris

On the southeast coast of the Dominican Republic, La Romana was once a sleepy sugar-cane town that specialized in cattle raising. Visitors didn't come near the place, but when Gulf + Western Inc. opened a luxurious tropical paradise resort, the Casa de Campo, about 1.5km (1 mile) east of town, La Romana soon began drawing the jet set. It's the finest resort in the Dominican Republic, and especially popular among golfers.

Just east of Casa de Campo is Altos de Chavón, a charming and whimsical copy of what might have been a fortified medieval village in Spain, southern France, or Italy. It's the country's leading sightseeing attraction.

Off the coast of La Romana lies Isla Catalina, which attracts divers and snorkelers, though there are no facilities. It is mainly uninhabited, so bring whatever you need, including fresh water. The tour desks of Casa de Campo or other hotels can arrange excursions, although nothing is organized into a central agency for bookings. Catalina lies only 3.5km (2 1/4 miles) south of La Romana but 18km (11 miles) west of Bayahibe.

Bayahibe is a relatively new tourist development that's a lot more famous and more heavily patronized with Italian, French, Spanish, and, to a lesser extent, British and Canadian groups than it has been, until now, with American clients. Launched onto the world's consciousness in the early 1990s, it didn't become "important" until around 2000. There's no village center, no monumental architecture, not even a permanent settlement here: only a sea-fronting road with some mega-hotels on the sea-fronting side, each facing a sandy beach.

The location of Bayahibe is 30km (19 miles) directly east of La Romana. Playa Bayahibe, its lovely sandy beach, is what put this emerging resort on the tourist map.

You might negotiate with a boat owner at the beach or ask at your hotel if the staff can arrange for a fisherman to the offshore island, Isla Saona, which has some good sandy beaches beset by sand flies and some fishermen's cottages.

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There are several onsite restaurants and cafes at the La Romana Airport. If you want to grab a quick bite before or after your flight, you can do so at Sbarro Pizzeria or Nathan’s Hot Dogs. Caribbean Coffee has got you covered for coffee or any hot beverage, while Fröls should take care of all your ice cream cravings. And if you’re having a long flight and would like a mood change, the Segafredo Café has something for you.

Can I access the lounge at La Romana International Airport?

Yes, all passengers have access to the Premier Lounge at LRM. The primary way of accessing the Premier Lounge is through the paid membership programs, but the lounge also allows pay at the door walk-ins. You should be allowed to enjoy several lounge amenities for a small fee, including newspapers and magazines, free internet, conference facilities, television, and cold beverages.

Can I rent a car at La Romana Airport?

If you’re planning on getting a car rental while at LRM, be advised that some companies might need up to 72h advance notice. You can access rental cars at the customer service counter located in the commercial terminal. Several well-known car rental companies provide cars in LRM, including Europcar, Avis, Budget, and Hertz.

Which travel documents should I have when visiting La Romana on vacation?

Foreigners visiting the Dominican Republic are required to provide all their travel documentation upon arrival at LRM. The necessary travel documents are a valid government-issued passport, return airline tickets, customs declaration form, and an immigration form. If you’re not holding a Dominican Republic Visa, you’ll be required to produce a tourist card which can be purchased at the airport for about $10.

How far is La Romana Airport from central La Romana?

You’ll need to travel 4 miles to reach the La Romana city center from La Romana Airport.

What is the name of La Romana’s airport?

All flights to La Romana land at La Romana Airport. The airport code is LRM,and it can also be referred to as La Romana.

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On average, a flight to La Romana costs $371. The cheapest price found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks cost $288 and departed from Miami Airport.

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Each week there are around 7 direct flights from within United States to La Romana. The most common day for departures is Thursday, with 14% of flights taking off on this day.

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• La Romana International Airport (LRM) is the main gateway to some of the most acclaimed tourist destinations in the Dominican Republic for those visiting La Romana on vacation. The airport is only 20min from Bayahibe and 10min from Casa de Campo Resort, with several other destinations, including Punta Cana, Boca Chica, and Juan Dolio, within two hours.
• It is not easy to access public transport at the airport, but local taxis are a good option for a trip downtown. The taxi units at the airport are available on-demand, and a trip downtown will cost you around $25.
• If you enjoy shopping, DUFRY operates duty-free shopping outlets in the departure hall. Other outlets serve tourists in the arrivals area, with several more shops located in the waiting area.
• Anyone in need of medical assistance while at La Romana Airport can get some at the arrival terminal’s first aid station. There you’ll find professional paramedics ready to take care of you. The airport also provides ambulance services for severe cases.
• If you need shuttle services, GO Group offers a convenient and affordable shuttle service to and from LRM. Book in advance to have their drivers pick you at the airport as soon as you arrive. They not only offer shuttle vans but private car services as well.

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They separated our seats and moved us to the back of the plane. Hundreds of dollars and thousands of miles used and this was my platinum member experience.

New boarding doesn't make sense. Filling front first is slow.

Delta flight was great from the check in all the way to arrival. However, I had a very bad experience. I requested a wheelchair and the wheelchair employee that went to pick me up from the plane in Boston to bring me to the baggage claims told me I have to pay him. I was under the impression that it was a free service and I usually give tips but the person forced me to pay and since I said no because I was upset with his demand when my daughter walked in to pick me up he demanded payment from my daughter who paid him thinking maybe now it is a charged service.

6 hour delay including one after we were boarded. Horrible experience.

Horrible. Grateful to be alive but spent 13 hours at airport only to return back to my familys house and flight changed to next day. They tried to fix a part on plane, had no back up plane and after 10 hours , reattempted the flight and it STILL wasn't fixed. We got a meal voucher and rescheduled flight but there should be some other compensation for the 15 hours spent in airport

It was NOT pleasant. Started from checking our luggage to the last time getting off the plane. The crew was not friendly, the food was horrible and the seats were too close to each other that I got a bruise on my knee.

Nothing unusual. It was fine. I hate having to pay extra for my seat.

Everything was Okay. I was disappointed our luggage didn’t arrive with us and came in a flight 7 hours later. Representative said the will be delivered to the hotel. They have not arrived 24 hours later

We splurged and decided to fly first class. Seats were roomy. But flight crew arrived late to the airport. That delayed our flight. Most of the passengers had to try to make connections flights. I felt bad for them. We checked 4 bags. We got three from the baggage claim carousel. 4th one was lost. Delta online help wasn’t good. Baggage claim staff were sympathetic and nice but we waited around for almost 2 hours and it had t been found. They did find it several hours later and we had to drive back to airport to retrieve it. I won’t be splurging on 1st. Lass again anytime soon. I think we got worse service. I am also not a huge fan of delta but we have family in ATL so we don’t have a ton of choice. What should have been an easy flight turned into a stressful event due to flight crew tardiness and baggage mishandling.

Food TERRIBLE! In First Class- so bad - why was it so much better 20-30 years ago? Comfort-awful-would rather have the old, plush First Class seats than the new hard - too short seats in the new pods -would advise avoiding Delta for any International Flights.

In flight on demand didn't work at our seats. Only a single beverage/snack run.

Little snafu at boarding. Staff communicated with gate poorly. Flight attendant was rude making disembark early. This was an older mint class. Needs an overhaul for sure. Food was good. The male flight attendant was really nice.

My encounter with the entertainment services provided on board was moderate; the functionality of the Wi-Fi connection was either sluggish or nonoperational, while the display screens were antiquated and suffered from poor visibility. On the positive side, the cabin exuded a sense of expansiveness, and the crew exhibited amiable and accommodating behavior throughout the journey.

Everything was great except for some reason crew and ground crew could not figure out how to deal with an electric wheelchair and it delayed us 20-30mins. Was pretty frustrating for passengers and the captain.

Like the space, did not like the snack options, there was no power outlet in seats, no entertainment, no flyfi.

Traveling with JetBlue from NYC was convenient as accessing JFK airport was straightforward via the LIRR to the AirTrain. Maneuvering through the terminal was hassle-free, which was a pleasant start to the journey. However, the flight experience itself left much to be desired. The seating arrangement was notably uncomfortable; despite securing a window seat, space felt cramped. This was exacerbated by the middle seat passenger encroaching on my area, which made the flight less enjoyable. Additionally, while the in-flight entertainment system initially seemed like a reprieve, the sound outlet on my seat was inoperable. This issue turned what could have been a manageable three-hour flight into a rather tedious ordeal, as I was unable to use the entertainment system effectively. While JetBlue provided a smooth process in terms of airport logistics, the on-board experience highlighted areas in need of improvement, particularly in terms of comfort and entertainment system maintenance.

The flight crew that we had in our section may have been tired or something. I asked the flight attendant about my son’s screen not working and she spoke down to me like I was stupid. He still had no working screen throughout his flight. The other members had no personality and seemed like they were annoyed when you asked them for something. Definitely took a hit for simple things on my JB experience.

The flights are back on time and everything else runs perfectly.

I volunteered to let them put my carry on suitcase in the baggage storage area. But when we landed I was told it was being unloaded IN A DIFFERENT TERMINAL! I had to walk (painful for me) a long way to retrieve my bag and my ride had to move from the waiting area they were in to a totally different one. Not happy.

Over 2 hour delay for a 50-minute flight is unacceptable, especially in normal weather. Very poor communication via app

The flight was delayed which was disappointing. There was no pre takeoff refreshment in first, as we had to wait around an hour in our seats before take off that was disappointing too. The inflight entertainment/wifi did not work, and the crew were slow to offer drinks in flight

AA is fabulous. However , Iberia cancelled our Boston - Barcelona flight the morning of the flight - 9/16/24. This was almost a week ago and we have still heard nothing from Iberia/Vueling. Found out from a kayak email that morning that the flight was cancelled. Iberia Customer service reps wouldn’t help us and said to call Vueling. No one answers phone at Vueling. Terrible wild goose chase on DAY OF TRAVEL. AA came to our rescue.

Boston ticket agent Cheryl Porter is WONDERFUL. Our Iberia flight to Barcelona was cancelled the morning we were scheduled to leave and Cheryl was our super hero - she found us seats on a flight to London and on to Barcelona. Truly a “can-do” attitude which we appreciated so much after the Iberia ticket agents told us there was “absolutely nothing they could do”. (As did the customer service agents at Iberia’s call center) Ms Porter is truly a wonderful person who genuinely cares about travelers!

For coast to coast travel the A321 and even the NEO, even in first class will never be excellent. That would take a B787 or 777 to accomplish.

Service not nearly as good as Qatar airways flights used to be on service from PHL to DOH.

No choice of meal in first class. Was the worst meal I’ve ever had in first class.

Experience was fine. Seats were cramped, and we had to wait for repairs before we could take of. Even though the door remained open, we were warned that leaving the plane could cause difficulty trying to fly out later. Staff was pleasant, and climate control was fortunately working. We had trouble at the DFW terminal, but I don't think that was AA's fault.

No complaints. Good WiFi, great crew and excellent speedy baggage claim

Excellent accommodating crew at gate and on board. Baggage claim and gate checking were flawless.

temp inside the plane was very hot and could not be adjusted.

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Democratic Senator Adriano Espaillat urged the Dominican Constitutional Court to expedite approval of the agreement, allowing it to take effect soon. “We hope the Constitutional Court will approve the open skies agreement so we can soon see its benefits,” said Espaillat.

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La romana international airport (casa de campo internat - airport code: lrm, non-stop flights to la romana (lrm).

La Romana International Airport (Casa de Campo Internat is a medium sized airport in Dominican Republic. It is an international airport. In total there are 10 airports around the world that have direct flights to La Romana, spread around 10 cities in 6 countries. Currently, there are no domestic flights to La Romana.

La Romana is mainly known for its romance and beaches.

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This month, there are 127 flights arriving at La Romana Airport, which are 28 flights per week or 4 flights per day.

The most frequently departed flights to La Romana are routes from Caracas (CCS) in Venezuela and Miami (MIA) in United States. These two routes together are operated 117 times this month, and make up for 92% of all monthly arrivals at La Romana International Airport (Casa de Campo Internat.

The longest flight to La Romana LRM is departing from Rome (Fiumicino) (FCO). This non-stop flight takes around 9 hours and 15 minutes and covers a distance of 3,061 miles (4,927 km).

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Below you can find a list of all cities and countries that have direct flights to La Romana, ordered by popularity.

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This list contains the 200 most popular airports from which flights depart that require just one stopover to get to La Romana.

Airlines flying to La Romana

Currently, there are 7 airlines that fly to La Romana. Most flights to La Romana are operated by Neos, as they connect 4 airports to LRM. That’s around 2 times as much as Air Transat, the second biggest airline in terms of operated flight routes to La Romana. Below you can find the list of airlines that operate all LRM flights:

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There are 5 airports that have flights to La Romana in Business Class. All airports that offer business class flights to LRM are listed below:

Intercontinental flights to La Romana

These are all non-stop intercontinental flights to La Romana International Airport (Casa de Campo Internat (LRM), as of September 2024:

* Please note that there are no direct services from Central America, Africa, the Middle-East, Southern Asia, China, Japan, Eastern Asia, South-Eastern Asia, Central Asia or Oceania.

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There are 2 airports in Canada that have non-stop flights to La Romana.

From Montreal , you can fly non-stop with Air Canada (Star Alliance) or Air Transat. This is a seasonal route that starts in December and ends in April. From Toronto , the only airline with direct flights is Air Transat. This is a seasonal route that starts in December and ends in April.

Flights from Germany to La Romana

If you are looking for a direct flight from Germany to La Romana, there are 2 airports to choose from.

From Düsseldorf and Frankfurt , you can fly with Condor.

Flights from Italy to La Romana

In Italy, there are 3 airports that have direct flights to La Romana.

From Milan (Malpensa) , Rome (Fiumicino) and Verona , all direct flights to La Romana are operated by Neos.

Flights from Jamaica to La Romana

Montego Bay is the only city in Jamaica with direct flights to La Romana. From Montego Bay , direct flights are offered by Neos.

Flights from United States to La Romana

In United States, the only airport that has a direct connection to La Romana is Miami. From Miami , you can fly non-stop with American Airlines (Oneworld) or RED Air. This is a seasonal route that starts in September and ends in October.

Flights from Venezuela to La Romana

There is 1 airport in Venezuela that has a direct connection to La Romana, which is Caracas. From Caracas , direct flights are offered by LASER Airlines. This is a seasonal route that starts in September and ends in February.

Alternative airports near La Romana

Flying to an alternative airport near La Romana could give you other options to reach your destination. For example, the possibility to fly with a different airline or alliance, or finding a cheaper airfare. For this reason, alternative airports near to La Romana (LRM) are listed below. The closest alternative airports are Punta Cana (PUJ) and Santo Domingo (SDQ).

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How many airports are there in la romana.

There are 3 airports in La Romana: La Romana International Airport (Casa de Campo Internat (LRM), Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ) and Las Américas International Airport (SDQ).

What is the best airport to fly into La Romana?

You have multiple options when flying into La Romana. Although La Romana (LRM) is a convenient airport to reach the city, the biggest airport near to La Romana is Punta Cana (PUJ), Punta Cana International Airport, which offers you additional options.

How many airlines fly to La Romana?

There are 7 airlines flying to La Romana from 10 airports around the world, as of September 2024.

Which airlines fly to La Romana?

Neos, Air Transat and Condor operate most flights to La Romana. To get a full overview of all operating airlines, please use the airline filter.

Which alliances are flying to La Romana?

Star Alliance and Oneworld are currently the only two alliances that operate flights to La Romana.

How many nonstop flights are there to La Romana?

There are roughly 127 flights arriving at La Romana every month (or 28 flights each week), from a total of 10 airports worldwide.

What is the official name of La Romana Airport?

The official name of La Romana Airport is La Romana International Airport (Casa de Campo Internat.

What is the airport code of La Romana Airport?

The airport code of La Romana Airport is LRM .

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Caracas, Miami and Montego Bay are the 3 most popular routes to La Romana. For a complete overview of all flight routes to La Romana, please use our flight map.

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On average, a flight from New York to La Romana takes 6 hours 57 minutes. Flights to La Romana from other popular cities in USA will vary in length. Below are a few examples of popular routes and their flight times.

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The cheapest airline flying from New York to La Romana is JetBlue.

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In terms of precipitation, rainfall in La Romana ranges from 1.6 - 4.7 inches per month. November is typically the wettest month, when rainfall can reach 4.7 in. February is typically the driest time to visit La Romana when rainfall is around 1.6 in.

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If weather is an important factor for your trip to La Romana, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, June is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 82.4 F. Travelers looking to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 77.0 F).

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La Romana International Airport (LRM) offers a range of amenities to enhance the travel experience for its visitors. Travelers can find dining options that cater to various tastes, as well as duty-free shops and retail outlets where those passing through can pick up souvenirs, gifts, or travel essentials. Note that international travelers first arriving at the airport will need to fill out a tourist card before moving on to the customs counter, and that all luggage being brought into the Dominican Republic is subject to additional screening for goods that are prohibited in this Caribbean country.

Those passing through La Romana International Airport (LRM) may wish to spend a few minutes noting its unique and aesthetically pleasing design, which was made to resemble a traditional sugarcane mill. This architectural choice pays homage to the region's rich agricultural history. Moreover, the airport's terminals are fully enclosed by glass so that passengers can enjoy uninterrupted panoramic views of the natural beauty of the Dominican Republic even before they step outside.

The presence of on-site rental counters from reputable companies like Avis, Budget, Eurocar, and Hertz at La Romana International Airport (LRM) add a significant level of convenience for travelers visiting the area. Whether your goal is to explore the local attractions or embarking on wider excursions of the Dominican Republic, having these counters readily available upon landing ensures a quick and hassle-free means of securing the rental vehicle that best suits your needs and preferences.

What should I pack for a flight to La Romana?

When packing for a flight to La Romana, it's important to consider the tropical climate as well as the activities that you plan to engage in. Lightweight and breathable clothing such as shorts, t-shirts, sundresses, and swimwear are staple items for this region. You also won’t want to forget added comforts like sunglasses and wide-brimmed hats to protect against the Caribbean sun. Comfortable walking shoes, sandals, and water shoes are recommended for those planning to explore the beautiful beaches and myriad of natural attractions. And if you intend to dine out at more formal venues, it's a good idea to bring some less casual clothing like dress pants, blouses, skirts, and dresses.

What are some things to do in La Romana?

La Romana, located in the Dominican Republic, offers a diverse range of activities for visitors to enjoy. One of the highlights of the area is Altos de Chavón, a picturesque Mediterranean-style village perched above the Chavón River. It is home to cobblestone streets, artisan shops, and an amphitheater overlooking the river—and is a must-see for history and culture enthusiasts. For beach lovers, the renowned Bayahibe Beach and Dominicus Beach provide vast stretches of sand and crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming, paddleboarding, or simply relaxing. Golfers will find world-class courses like Teeth of the Dog at Casa de Campo, which offer challenging layouts against a backdrop of coastal views. Other popular excursions include exploring the Cotubanamá National Park, home to diverse flora and fauna, and boat trips to the nearby islands of Saona and Catalina, which are well-known for their snorkeling expeditions.

Can I take public transit from La Romana International Airport (LRM) to La Roma?

Travelers have a few options for getting from La Romana International Airport (LRM) to the city center. Taxis are readily available and provide a convenient and efficient way to reach your destination. Some hotels in the area offer shuttle services for their guests, so be sure to inquire with a representative of your lodging of choice. If complimentary shuttles are not available, the next most budget-friendly option is the local buses or minibuses that operate in the vicinity.

What does LRM mean?

LRM stands for La Romana Airport. Codes like this one are often called IATA codes, a set of identifiers established by IATA (International Air Transport Association) that is widely used by airlines and the aviation industry.

What airport do you fly into for flights to La Romana?

Travelers will need to book flights to La Romana (LRM) if they wish to fly to La Romana. The La Romana airport is 4.3 mi from the city center.

Can I find cheaper flights to La Romana if I am willing to have layovers?

Yes, flights with layovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to La Romana on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

What is the best airline to fly to La Romana?

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, JetBlue is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to La Romana.

What is the cheapest airport to fly to in La Romana?

La Romana is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in La Romana. One-way flights to La Romana typically cost $286, while round-trip flights cost around $288.

Where does the fastest flight to La Romana depart from?

For those looking to save time traveling to La Romana, Miami offers the quickest one-way flight (2 hours 42 minutes).

Does La Romana have rental cars?

Yes. Those touching down at La Romana can take advantage of the rental car services offered upon their arrival.

Are there hotels close to La Romana?

Yes. La Romana has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Villa Perla by Unlimted Luxury Villas is the closest property to La Romana (0.0 mi away from La Romana).

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Treehouse in Puerto Plata

Treehouse Casa Guama cacao forest

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape, nestled into the hills of a mountain full of cacao and other tropical fruit trees. A Chocolate Tour is included in your reservation so you'll learn about and make organic artesanal chocolate right from the farm. The rest of the farm is also available to enjoy dining under the stars, campfires with the family and more!

Cabin in San Rafael del Yuma

Rancho La Cañada

This home breathes peace of mind: Relax with the whole family!. Our place is located in the countryside in a super natural entrance, but close to the main tourist spots in the area. Only 20 minutes from more Dominicus and Bayahibe beaches, as well as the Río gato, also from a number of restaurants and no number of activities to do

Private room in Playa El Valle

Habitación Taino Jungle Loft 1

Incredible room located in the Taino Beach Lofts complex just steps from the magical El Valle Beach. Provide all the necessary amenities for a jungle holiday. All our Lofts have Wifi, air conditioning, private bathroom, hot water showers, king bed and breakfast included. Taino beach offers common areas with tables and grills.

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Campsite in Basima

Cabaña Ecológica en Campamento con Cascada Private

Treehouse in Jarabacoa

Jarabacoa, Luxurious 1 Bdr TreeHouse with a view

Private room in Altamira

Bambu Choza in a Cacao Farm w/ Outdoor Shower

Cabin in Jarabacoa

Jarabacoa, romantic love nest bungalow for 2ppl

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Treehouse in El Limón

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