Constanza Transportation
Tips for getting around Constanza posted by real travelers and Constanza locals.
Local Time 7:01 pm Friday, July 18, 2008
Constanza Map
Constanza Map
on August 11, 2007
Guidebooks say the route from Jarabacoa directly to Constanza is extraordinarily rough and dangerous. We found that an overstatement. If it's raining, don't try it. But if the road isn't muddy, it isn't that bad. Take the gua-gua ("wa-wa" - a private conveyance of some kind -- truck, car, bus, etc. -- in use all over the Dominican Republic). It's a great trip and a lot of fun. And dirt cheap. (On our recent trip there were 12 of us stuffed into a mini-truck. And then there was our cargo.)
The guaguas from Constanza to La Vega are cheap, but so are the taxis. If you're traveling with a group, get prices for both.
