Means of transport Samaná Peninsula

This small airport is served by private companies such as Aerodomca, Dominican Shuttles or Corsairfly (from December 2012). The airport has been in work since December 2011.

The new bus terminal makes it possible to directly connect Las Terrenas to Santo Domingo thanks to the road passing in the north of the peninsula, by avoiding the usual connection in Sanchez. The service also operates for other routes. The company Expresso ensures approximately 6 departures per day for the capital. The journey takes about 2.5 hours (see www.las-terrenas-live.com). The Dominican Shuttles company also proposes many regular and daily internal connections from Las Terrenas (www.dominicanshuttles.com)

This small international airport, which exists since 2006, is located at 20 minutes of Las Terrenas and Nagua by a recent highway which goes directly to Santo Domingo. It welcomes regular flights from the United States and Canada. The flights from Europe are assured in high season only by Eurowings, Nordwind Airlines or Wamos Air (no direct connections with France). It is better to bring something to eat, because there are few options on the spot and everything is overpriced!

North of Samaná Bay, it is the only marina on the eponymous peninsula. This luxurious enclave has electricity, fuel and water supply, wifi, and information on weather and navigation. The presence of the maritime and governmental authorities allows you to carry out your administrative formalities with complete peace of mind. You will also find a mini-market and a superb luxury hotel: the Bannister Hotel. You can also book excursions at sea through the agency.