La Romana International Airport puts most tourists, whether headed to the La Romana area or Bayahibe area less than 20 minutes from their hotel. This airport is served by regular flights by/from: American Airlines (Miami) and American Eagle (San Juan, Puerto Rico). There are also charter flights from: United States: USA 3000 (Baltimore), Canada: Skyservice (Toronto), Sunwing (Charlottetown, Saint John, Quebec, London, Ont.), Can Jet (Toronto), Air Transat (Montreal), Zoom Airlines (Ottawa, Montreal). Europe: Blue Panorama (Bologna, Rome, Milan), Livingston (Milan, Rome), Eurofly (Milan), Corsair (Paris), Star Airlines (Paris, Nantes, Toulouse), Czech Airlines (Prague, Czech Republic), Air Pullmantur (Madrid), LTU ( Dusseldorf).

   Guests of Casa de Campo will enjoy the internal shuttle transportation. A taxi may be taken to La Romana city and Bayahibe and car rentals are also readily available and enable tourists to take advantage of what the area and environs offers.

There is frequent scheduled bus service from La Romana city to Santo Domingo, and twice a day service to Punta Cana. Dominicus hotels feature regular shuttles to Bayahibe town.

   Altos de Chavón is the principal cultural attraction of the region, where the best of national and international artists perform at the 5,000-seat amphitheater. This re-created XIV century Mediterranean village overlooks the mesmerizing Chavón River. When established in 1981, Altos de Chavón was declared a working artists’ village by its creators, who dedicated it to the fine and applied arts. Its other-worldly cobblestone streets and quaint architecture overlooking Chavón River conceal charming shops, fine restaurants, intimate bars, artisanal workshops, a church, an archaeological museum and a university that specializes in design and is affiliated to Parson’s School of Design in New York.

   This marina, residential and shopping

precinct were designed to evoke Portofino, Italy located where the mouth of the Chavón River opens into the Caribbean Sea. This is the place where the Dominican Republic’s rich-and-famous meet and play host to their international jet-set companions. Admission to this area is restricted, and reservations are required.

   This is a laid back fishing town and beach with its nearby collection of small hotels, restaurants and a few shops. Bayahibe is the site from which many excursions to the nearby Saona and Catalina islands are launched. But since 2006, !Vive Bayahibe! cultural movement has been presenting cultural events to make the town an attractive destination in itself and connecting free shuttle buses are now available from most Dominicus beach area hotels. The town lies 10 minutes from Dominicus Beach resorts and less than half an hour from Casa de Campo or the city of La Romana.