La Romana & Casa de Campo Car Rental: A Practical Guide
La Romana is a different side of the Dominican Republic than the Punta Cana beach resorts most visitors know — home to Casa de Campo, one of the most exclusive golf-and-marina communities in the Caribbean, plus the artist village of Altos de Chavón and easy access to Bayahíbe and Saona Island. If you’re staying here, a rental car is how you actually use everything the area offers.
⛳Why Casa de Campo Guests Still Want a Car
Casa de Campo is large — golf courses, the marina, and the villas are spread across a property that takes real time to cross on foot or by golf cart alone. A rental car lets you move between Teeth of the Dog, Dye Fore, and the marina’s restaurants on your own schedule, and it’s the only practical way to reach Altos de Chavón or the beaches at Bayahíbe without booking a separate tour.
We deliver to your villa or resort inside Casa de Campo, coordinated with the community’s own gate security, so there’s no need to arrange your own transport in from the airport first.
🚗 Choose Your Vehicle for La Romana
Real fleet, live availability, delivered inside Casa de Campo.
Kia Rio or similar
Hyundai Elantra or similar
Kia Sportage or similar
Hyundai Tucson or similar
Honda CR-V or similar
Jeep Wrangler Sport
Toyota Hilux or similar
Jeep Sahara Convertible
Mercedes-Benz GLE 43
Cadillac Escalade
✈️Getting There from La Romana Airport (LRM)
La Romana International Airport (LRM) sits just minutes from Casa de Campo, which makes it the fastest way in if you’re flying directly rather than connecting through Punta Cana. Several international rental brands operate counters right in the terminal, but their pickup lines can run long during peak season — booking with us skips that entirely, since we meet you at the airport with your car ready and you drive straight to your villa instead of waiting on a counter or a resort transfer.
📄What Documents Do You Need?
Bring your valid driver’s license, a government-issued photo ID or passport, and the credit card used to book — rental desks at LRM typically ask for all three, and a license alone isn’t accepted as sufficient identification. We follow the same standard, so having these ready when we meet you keeps handover quick.
🏝️Day Trips Worth the Drive
- Altos de Chavón — a recreated 16th-century artist village with galleries, shops, and an amphitheater, about 15 minutes from most Casa de Campo villas.
- Bayahíbe — the launch point for boats to Saona and Catalina Islands, roughly 20–30 minutes away.
- Punta Cana — for guests who want a day in the busier resort corridor, it’s under an hour by car.
📋What’s Included With Your Rental
Every La Romana rental includes full insurance coverage, all applicable taxes, and delivery inside Casa de Campo — coordinated in advance with the community’s gate security so there’s no delay at check-in. You also get 24/7 phone and WhatsApp support in English, Spanish, and French for the length of your rental.
❓Frequently Asked Questions
Which rental companies operate at La Romana Airport (LRM)?
Several international brands have counters in the terminal, but lines can run long in peak season. Booking with us means skipping the counter entirely — we meet you planeside-adjacent with your car ready.
What documents do I need to pick up my rental car at LRM?
Your driver’s license, a passport or government-issued photo ID, and the credit card used for booking. A license by itself typically isn’t accepted as sufficient ID.
Can you deliver a car inside Casa de Campo?
Yes — we coordinate with the community’s gate security ahead of time so delivery to your villa is seamless.
Do I need a car if I’m staying at Casa de Campo?
Not strictly, since the resort covers golf and dining. But reaching Altos de Chavón, Bayahíbe, or the marina restaurants is far easier with your own car than relying on the resort’s internal shuttle.
Is the drive from La Romana to Punta Cana difficult?
No — it’s a straightforward highway drive of under an hour, popular as a day trip in either direction.
