Underwater Museums Feature Ships from the XVII and XVIII Centuries

The opportunity to observe the remains of the "Cara Merchant" shipwreck, off the shores of Catalina Island, as well as other similar underwater museums situated in Bayahibe, has turned the La Romana-Bayahibe tourism region into one of the Caribbean's most important attractions. With a population of 200,000 the city of La Romana became one of the Dominican Republic's most important tourism destinations. The city features an important cruise ship port, a sports marina and "Altos de Chavon," the city of artists. "Chavon," as it is known in the Dominican Republic, is an interesting replica of a medieval European village. It was built in the 1970s. All these attractions are part of the residential and tourism destination known throughout the world as "Casa de Campo," one of the first resorts of its kind built in the Caribbean. "Casa de Campo" currently fea- HOTELS Other popular hotels found in the region: Be Live Canoa, Catalonia Gran Dominicus, Dreams La Romana Resort & Spa, Iberostar Hacienda Dominicus, Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach, Viva Wyndham Dominicus Palace and the Gran Bahia Principe La Romana. Other tourism complexes: Cadaques Caribe and Casa de Campo. For more information, please visit: www.explorelaromana.com. tures five golf courses. One of these, the "Teeth of the Dog" has remained during the last four decades as one of world's 50 best golf courses. The region also features a modern international airport. Bayahibe, on the other hand, was once a sleepy fishing village. It has reached international status because of its top-rated white-sand beaches and breathtaking sunsets. It has become one of the country's most important tourism destinations. The Viva Wyndham chain of hotels features two all-inclusive hotels in Bayahibe. This company is one of the sponsors of this innovative and important underwater project. This community was once an important enclave of Taino Indians, the native inhabitants of the island. Also found in the region is the National Park of the Eastern Region, a sprawling natural reserve with hiking trails, natural waterholes and pristine beaches. The park also includes Saona Island, which is visited annually by some 400,000 tourists.

Dominican Shuttles has been serving the tourist industry in the Dominican Republic since 2010. We are proud of our exceptional safety record and our highly acclaimed services.

Our company is owner operated, prides itself on personalized services and we are always available to our customers.

Dominican Shuttles services every airport and city in the country with charter aircrafts, helicopters and airplanes propeller driven and with shuttle and transfer land services. We also specialize in ferry services to Puerto Rico and Samana. We are known for our whales and ballenas tours and excursions by boat and airplane. Our locations of hotels, cities and airports is extensive and can be viewed in our drop- down data bases and the below lists of locations.

We have our own fleet of vehicles and work with carefully vetted partners most of whom have been part of our transfer and tours team for many years. Our focus is on private and luxury transfers to and from all hotels, airports. We manage guests for airbnb.com, homeaway.com, hotels.com, expedia.com, viator.com, trivagio.com as well as private villa and apartment owners and management groups.

We offer every tour in the country including the listed tours and excursions below.

We pick up and drop of at all airports, hotels, restaurants, malls, shops, Airbnb, HomeAway, villas, apartments and community residences but even anywhere in the country our clients request.

Our small aircraft charter services are the most popular in the country and service the island of Hispaniola, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Aruba and the entire Caribbean as listed below.

Our reputation over the years has been honored repeatedly with Trip Advisor certifications and rewards and thousands of customer reviews. We are proud to have the highest retention rate in our industry; more than 35% of our business is repeat. Our customers book over their phones, on-line, via bookmarks or searches in Google, Firefox, Bing, Yahoo and other search engines. Our live chat is open 24 hours every day of the week and our email services reply usually within one hour. We also offer direct contact and of course phone services.

We pay careful attention to our vehicle safety standards with regular maintenance schedules and particular attention of tires, brakes, safety equipment and customer comfort which starts with driver training, includes temperature controls with high quality air conditioning, very good seating and optional catering in the vehicle. Our drivers are all family oriented, well groomed and love their work and their guests.

We track and advise our partners and workshops on the proper maintenance of catalytic converters and we are careful to monitor exhaust and muffler quality and carbon emissions. We will not accept vehicles that do not meet high quality and carbon controls.

Our team is Dominican, American, European and Chinese. We like to share the depth of our languages which include Spanish, English, German, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Italian, Chinese and Russian.

With a balance of women who work in the management and administrative areas and men who work with the vehicles and as drivers our team is well rounded and very family oriented.

You will enjoy our team and you will be with the safest company in the Dominican Republic.

Dominican Shuttles services all the major tourist areas such as Punta Cana, Bavaro, Macao, Cap Cana, Uvero Alto, Miches, Sabana de la Mar, La Romana, Bayahibe, Dominicus Beach, Juan Dolio, Boca Chica, Santo Domingo, Jarabacoa, Samana, Las Terrenas, Las Galeras, Cabrera, Rio San Juan, Cabarete, Sosua, Puerto Plata, Maimon, Cofresi, Luperon, as well as the major cities: Santiago, San Pedro, San Francisco de Macoris, San Cristobal, Bani, La Vega, Nagua, etc.

We have a presence at, and service all major Dominican Airports: Punta Cana International (PUJ), Santo Domingo’s Las Americas (SDQ), Santo Domingo’s La Isabela airport (JBQ), La Romana International (LRM), Santiago Aeropuerto del Cibao (STI), Puerto Plata Gregorio Luperon International (POP), as well as Samana’s El Catey International (AZS) and the smaller local Arroyo Barril airport (ABA).