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Transportation from Las Americas to PUJ

brodies2013
#1

We have a house on North Coast, and SDQ is a pretty easy connection via Caribe Tours (600 pesos...tolls can run that much!) But the only direct flight from my home airport in the States is to PUJ. Is there a reliable and inexpensive bus, like CT, that takes me from SDQ area to PUJ?

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brodies2013
#2

Addendum: Has anyone used Guagualine?

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#3

Expreso Bavaro and Aptpra from Santo Domingo to Punta Cana both do drop off at PUJ (check with driver) but they don't pick up at PUJ airport on the route to Santo Domingo. Need a cab from PUJ to their station. Also need a cab from Caribe Tours to Expresso Bavaro/Aptpra in Santo Domingo. SD - PC is around 500 pesos, 6 times a day.

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