VIP transfer to Bayahibe / Dominicus

Bayahibe is not a hop along the Punta Cana beach strip. You leave the resort corridor entirely and take the highway south-west toward La Romana, which is why the price and the hour-plus drive look nothing like a Bávaro run. At the end of it you get two connected places: Bayahibe village, the small fishing town where the Saona and Catalina island boats leave from, with its dive shops, marina and low-key restaurants; and Dominicus, the beach a few minutes on with the all-inclusive resorts and the calm swimming water. Guests come here for the islands and the diving rather than the mega-resort strip. Boat departures are early — most Saona trips board between 7 and 8 in the morning — so if you are arriving the night before, tell us and we plan the drive around it.

Dominicus resorts drop at the lobby past the security barrier. In Bayahibe village several streets are narrow or pedestrian near the water, so we drop at the nearest vehicle access and the driver walks the luggage to the door.