Choosing the right airport is the first step in planning a seamless trip to Casa de Campo®. While the resort has its own “front door” airport, many travelers find that the sheer volume of flights into neighboring hubs makes the choice a bit more nuanced.
For your 2026 travel planning, here is the breakdown of the three primary gateways to La Romana.
1. La Romana International (LRM)
The “Front Door” Experience Located literally across the street from the resort’s main gate, LRM was built with Casa de Campo® guests in mind.
Distance: 5-minute drive.
Best For: Private aviation, seasonal charters, and travelers from specific hubs like Miami.
The Pros: You can be poolside within 20 minutes of landing. It is small, easy to navigate, and offers a specialized VIP terminal for private jets.
The Cons: Limited scheduled commercial flights compared to larger hubs. In 2026, American Airlines remains the primary carrier from the U.S. (Miami), with seasonal service from Air Transat and Air Canada.
2. Punta Cana International (PUJ)
The Popular Powerhouse As the busiest airport in the Caribbean, PUJ is often the most cost-effective and flexible option for international groups.
Distance: 50-minute drive.
Best For: Direct flights from almost anywhere in the U.S., Canada, and Europe.
The Pros: You’ll find the most frequent “non-stop” options here from carriers like Delta, United, JetBlue, and Arajet. If you are traveling with a large group arriving from different cities, PUJ is the easiest meeting point.
The Cons: It is a massive airport. Between customs lines and the 50-minute drive, the “door-to-villa” time is significantly longer than flying into La Romana.
3. Las Américas International, Santo Domingo (SDQ)
The Alternative Hub SDQ serves the capital city and is a reliable alternative if Punta Cana flights are sold out or overpriced.
Distance: 1 hour 10-minute drive.
Best For: Travelers who want to spend a day exploring the Colonial Zone before heading to the resort.
The Pros: The drive to Casa de Campo is almost entirely a straight, modern highway (Autovía del Este), making for a very smooth transfer.
The Cons: Slightly longer drive than Punta Cana, and you may encounter “capital city traffic” when exiting the airport area.
Which one should you choose?
Fly into LRM if: You value time above all else, or you are arriving via private jet. It is the most “frictionless” way to begin your vacation.
Fly into PUJ if: You are looking for the best flight deals or need a direct flight from a major hub like New York, Toronto, or London.
Fly into SDQ if: You find a significantly cheaper fare or want to pair your villa stay with the history and culture of Santo Domingo.
Making the Connection
Regardless of where you land, we recommend pre-booking a private SUV transfer rather than hailing a taxi at the curb. This ensures your driver knows exactly which villa gate to use for your check-in.