Cheap Flights to Dominican Republic

How long is the flight to Dominican Republic?

Flights from London to Punta Cana, Dominican Republic: 9 hours 00 minutes.

Flights from Manchester to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic: 12 hours 45 minutes.

Flights from Birmingahm to Punta Cana, Dominican Republic: 11 hours 20 minutes.

Flights from Glasgow to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic: 15 hours 25 minutes.

Which airlines operate flights to Domincan Republic?

Air France, Delta, American Airline and Aeromexico are the main airlines that provide cheap flights to the Dominican Republic. Deciding which airline to travel with will usually come down to the price of the flight tickets. Depending on your budget you’ll most likely want to fly with whoever offers the cheapest flights to the Dominican Republic. Whilst none of the airlines are necessarily premium and world-class, they all do provide a similar level of comfort and service so once you’ve decided on where to visit and when to go, you can just compare a few airlines and decide on the price and your own preference.

How to get from the airport to the city centre?

Punta Cana:

Once you’ve purchased your flights to the Dominican Republic you’re best looking into hotels which provide airport transfers either included in the overall price or for a small fee. You can also pre-arrange for a car or shuttle to collect you from the airport too. Failing that you’re only real option is to jump into a taxi. The prices of these vary depending on which resort you are going too but make sure you agree on the fare before you set off and if anyone tries to ‘help’ you take your luggage to your vehicle, kindly refuse several times and they should leave you be. If you don’t fancy any of the above then the cheapest option you could do is get a bus. They aren’t usually found inside the airport but you can find them on the roads. They are cheap but you might struggle to find your way properly without researching the right lines in advance.

Santo Domingo:

There is a very unreliable bus service available, but it’s very infrequent and difficult to get so it might be best avoiding this unless you’re an experienced traveler who has booked flights to the Dominican Republic before. You’re best option would be to get a taxi. They are easy to find but be warned that they do try and cram as many people into a cab as possible so your journey might not be that comfortable. There is also a new metro system in place which you could grab a taxi to and then jump on the metro for the rest of the journey.

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