- Is the $110 price per person or per vehicle?
- Per vehicle. $110 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 $175 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 Catalonia Royal Bávaro?
- 1 h 30 – 1 h 45 in normal traffic. One hour thirty to one hour forty-five east from LRM, ending on the Cabeza de Toro beach road shared with the Catalonia complex. The car is yours alone, so there are no other pickups or hotel stops on the way.
- Where does the driver meet us at Catalonia Royal Bávaro?
- In the LRM arrivals hall with a name sign, then east to Cabeza de Toro. The driver passes the family hotel and stops at the Catalonia Royal adults-only reception.
- Is this hotel close to La Romana airport?
- Not especially — it is 1 h 30 – 1 h 45 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 Catalonia Royal Bávaro with no other pickups.
- Is this the same price as Bayahibe?
- No — Cabeza de Toro is $110 Standard and $175 VIP one-way per vehicle, while Bayahibe hotels are $40 Standard and $79 VIP. Cabeza de Toro is farther from the airport than Bayahibe, so the rate is $110 / $175, 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.
- How is Cabeza de Toro different from Bávaro for the drive?
- Cabeza de Toro is the quieter stretch between Punta Cana and Bávaro, reached before the main strip, so it is a slightly shorter run from La Romana and a slightly lower zone price. The route is the same until the coast road.