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Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic is home to some of the best Beaches in the Caribbean. From unforgettable sights to undiscovered corners, there’s just so much to see and explore. Nights come alive in Las Terrenas with dancing, from bachata to R&B, and top hits–along Pueblo de los Pescadores’ row of bars and lounges, uniting the area’s diverse residents under the stars.

From EL Catey Airport:
Also known as the Juan Bosch International Airport, El Catey is the nearest airport to travel to Samana, Dominican Republic. It is located 25 minutes driving from the center of Las Terrenas.
From Santo Domingo, Las Americas Airport:
Las Americas in Santo Domingo is the largest international airport of the Dominican Republic. All major airline companies fly from the US, Latin America and Europe.
To get to Las Terrenas, you can Rent a car at the Airport or take a private Taxi or Uber. For public transportaiton, you can order a Taxi or Uber to the bus station located 10 minutes from the airport. Then take the direct bus to the beach town. The bus fee is approximately, 400 Dominican Pesos (US$ 8) and takes approximately 2.5 hours.
Once in Las Terrenas
“Rent a scooter, a motorbike or ATV ”
The peninsula of Samana enjoys a lush tropical landscape and hundreds of kilometers of beaches and turquoise waters. “La Pasola”, the scooter gives you the freedom to move around and discover the different beaches, waterfalls and country roads. Enjoy a day trip along the coast with the ocean breeze, have a typical Dominican lunch in small village, get to know the friendly local villagers and drive to infinite adventures. It is recommended to wear a helmet for your own safety and not to be bothered by the police. Make sure you have a copy of your passport, water and sun screen.
“MotoConcho”
MotoConchos (motorbike taxis) are the cheapest and most convenient way to do short distances in Las Terrenas. The price is US$ 2 to US $4 for most trips depending on distance and day or night time.
MotoConchos are always wearing a yellow jacket to show that they are members of the Local Drivers Association and therefore must apply to certain rules to ensure a safe ride.