Santo Domingo Transportation

 1 Review  One of the best and probably cheapest way to travel on the island is by bus with Caribe tour. The busses are equipped with air-conditionning and television. For a 4 or 5-hour-fare, you'll only pay +/-... 

 2 Reviews  In Santo Domingo we have 2 kinds of buses: OMSA buses: the government buses with scheduled stops, they come in 3 kinds: the ones without air conditioning and the cheapest ones, the ones with air... 

 3 Reviews  Las Américas airport is the biggest airport in the country and a lot of major airlines from Europe and North America fly here: From Europe: - Iberia - Air Europa - Air France - Condor From North... 

 1 Review  A metro line is being constructed in Santo Domingo and it's expected to be fully operational in Feb 2008 but will be formally open to the masses in Apr 2008. The route consists of 16 stations for a... 

 1 Review  Another alternative when it comes to means of getting around. These are the most expensive and most dangerous. They're not as cheap as the buses or the share-a-taxis and they definitely do NOT have... 

 1 Review  Convenient, cheap but less safe than the buses. The share-a-taxis are popular among capitaleños (people from Santo Domingo). You might have seen them: a typical car with the driver, 2 people on the... 

 2 Reviews  We would highly recommend www.prestige-limousine-service.com and www.prestigecarrentals.com. We had a great experience using their airport shuttle service and then when we reached our destination[Casa... 

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 marielexoteria Says:  I've flown to and from my country with Martinair (when I moved) and Air France (back and forth) and I can highly commend Air France's service.I usually fly... 

 tishomingoblues Says:  From Bavaro (near Punta Cana) you can take a bus going directly to Santo Domingo (without intermediate stop) in 2 hours for 170 pesos. The come back takes 3... 

 REYNALDOPICHARDO Says:  OKThis is one of the many hundreds of bridges around the country, the Dom. Rep. has lots of rivers and waterways so they are very common place, unlike in the... 

 Joan58 Says:  In Santo Domingo the traffic is chaotic. With chaotic I mean there are no rules. If you go by car take care to other cars. It's very hard to understand if there... 

 snoopykjl Says:  Plane is the best way and fastest way. But if u have alot of money, and your not in a rush, u can take a cruise.Car is the best way. Cabs are expensive, even in... 

 Umfufu Says:  I still dont get the picture, cause if we would have flown only the people who had to go to Puerto Plata would have been in a bus for 4 hours. When we came in... 

 Umfufu Says:  As you can see Frans and i had a nice pleasant flight..no ups and downs so far....just had a nice meal! Cant remember what...but i do know i had a plastic knife... 

 Umfufu Says:  This is something i do like...the way the plane is flying...its nice to see where you are and where you are going. Always near New York you get some... 

 Umfufu Says:  We would have flown about 11 hours and an other 2 traveling and waiting to get to Punta Cana. We first would have gone to Puerto Plata and after that to Punta... 

 Umfufu Says:  Finally all the busses were there. All the people going to Puerto Plata had to stand one side and the ones to Punta Cana on the other side....When all the... 

 Umfufu Says:  When we get through the costums, we had to wait till all the busses arrived to bring us to Punta Cana or to Puerto Plata. We sait there in a big empty hall with... 

 DanaK Says:  We took an express bus from Puerto Plata to Santiago, and from there the direct bus to Santo Domingo. Remember to have something warm to put on your shouders,... 

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 Travelchili Says:  The Colonial City is not too big and you can get around on your own. Just get yourself and good, detailed map and you are all set for a beautiful and very... 

 REYNALDOPICHARDO Says:  OK A view of a traffic sign, this one is located when coming into the AILAS--Las Americas International Airport in Santo Domingo.