Drinks on Board: What's Included and What You Can Add

What comes standard

You do not have to ask for the basics. Arrivals include cold bottled water, soft drinks and cold towels, which is exactly what you want after a flight and a walk through a warm terminal. Return trips to the airport include Wi-Fi and complimentary water or soda, so the last leg is as comfortable as the first.

This is part of the service rather than an upsell. Nothing on that list is billed to you at the end of the ride.

Adding drinks to your ride

The booking flow has an extras step after you pick your vehicle and enter your flight. Drinks appear there alongside the other add-ons, so you choose them before you pay rather than negotiating with a driver on the curb. Whatever you add is confirmed on the same quote as the transfer itself.

Two situations where travellers use it most:

• Arrivals that are really the start of a celebration — a honeymoon, an anniversary, a milestone birthday. The ride from the airport is the first hour of the trip, and it is an easy hour to make feel deliberate.
• Groups and long runs. A transfer to Uvero Alto, Miches or Las Terrenas is a genuine drive. A cooler that everyone can reach beats a single bottle each.

Practical notes

Order the extra when you book, not on arrival. Your driver is dispatched to meet your flight and does not carry a floating inventory in the trunk — the add-on is prepared against your specific booking.

If you are travelling with children, child seats are a separate add-on and can go on the same booking. See our fleet for what each vehicle class holds, and the Punta Cana airport transfer page for how the pickup itself runs.

What we will not do

We do not serve alcohol to minors, and drivers do not stop at a colmado en route to buy something extra. If a request is not on the booking, it did not happen — which is the point of putting it in the flow in the first place.

Ready? Choose your vehicle, then add what you want on the extras step.