Driving times along the RD-3 coastal highway. Right in the middle.
Costa Romana sits on the south-east coast of the Dominican Republic, with three international airports within about an hour. La Romana International is fifteen minutes from the door — and the two largest gateways in the country sit almost equidistant either side of you.
Most owners fly into La Romana when the schedule suits, and into Punta Cana or Santo Domingo when it doesn't. All three are an easy transfer.
The local gateway, a short drive from the building. Seasonal and charter traffic alongside scheduled international service.
Airport website ↗The country's busiest airport and the widest choice of direct international routes. A straight run west along the RD-3.
Compare routes ↗The capital's main airport, strong for connections across Latin America. East along the coast through San Pedro de Macorís.
Compare routes ↗Direct routes into La Romana shift with the season, so rather than print a list that dates, here's the live picture — every airline and city currently serving LRM, updated continuously.
See live routes into LRM ↗Flying into Punta Cana or Santo Domingo opens up considerably more choice, at the cost of an hour on the road.
The southern coast is warm and dry compared with much of the Caribbean, and the sea breeze off the Caribbean does the rest. Check conditions before you travel:
Forecasts by The Weather Channel.
La Romana is a working Dominican city with a resort coastline attached — which is precisely what makes it hold its value.
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