- Is the $95 price per person or per vehicle?
- Per vehicle. $95 Standard covers 1–6 passengers with luggage in one private car, taxes and tolls included — the same figure whether you are two people or six. VIP is $160 for the same group in a luxury SUV or executive van. Groups of 7–14 move to a passenger van: +$20 on Standard, +$40 on VIP.
- How long is the drive from LRM to Be Live Experience Hamaca?
- 70–90 min in normal traffic. Seventy to ninety minutes west on the Autovía del Este, ending at the beachfront edge of Boca Chica town. The car is yours alone, so there are no other pickups or hotel stops on the way.
- Where does the driver meet us at Be Live Experience Hamaca?
- In the LRM arrivals hall with a name sign, then a 70–90 minute drive west, finishing at the Be Live Experience Hamaca reception entrance rather than the beach promenade.
- Is this hotel close to La Romana airport?
- Not especially — it is 70–90 min from LRM, out along the eastern coast rather than in the La Romana and Bayahibe cluster. The run is perfectly comfortable in a private car, but it is a long drive, so we dispatch earlier, carry water and build in a comfort stop if you want one. Your vehicle goes straight to Be Live Experience Hamaca with no other pickups.
- Is this the same price as Bayahibe?
- No — Boca Chica is $95 Standard and $160 VIP one-way per vehicle, while Bayahibe hotels are $40 Standard and $79 VIP. Boca Chica is farther from the airport than Bayahibe, so the rate is $95 / $160, not $40 / $79. If your booking is actually at a Bayahibe resort, tell us the property name on WhatsApp and we quote the Bayahibe rate instead.
- We fly home from Santo Domingo, not La Romana — can you do that leg?
- Yes. Las Américas airport is about twenty minutes from Boca Chica, and we price that leg on its own. Tell us your departure time and we set the pickup with the usual three-hour check-in buffer for an international flight.
- Is the drive from LRM to Boca Chica difficult at night?
- The highway section is straightforward and well used. The town streets are slower after dark, which is exactly why we drive to the hotel door with a driver who knows the route rather than dropping passengers on the main road.