La Romana Airport (LRM) to Catalonia Bayahibe — Private Transfer

A charter aircraft into LRM can carry more people than any single vehicle can comfortably move, so a group booking Catalonia Bayahibe together on one flight isn't really booking one transfer — it's booking a small fleet that needs to arrive and depart the terminal in a coordinated block. Getting that wrong means half the party standing outside a small hall while the rest wait in a car that's already full.

The fix is deciding vehicle counts before anyone boards, not after landing. A wedding party of twenty with luggage for a week is not the same booking as twenty backpackers with one bag each, and the split needs to reflect actual seats and actual boot space rather than a round number picked in advance. Group organisers who leave that decision until the terminal usually end up renegotiating seats on the spot, which is exactly the scramble a coordinated group booking is meant to avoid.

Groups that get this right tend to nominate one point of contact for the whole booking — a maid of honour, a trip organiser, a parent — so that changes to the headcount or a late addition reach us as one message instead of five conflicting ones.

Multiple vehicles from one flight work best when everyone knows which car they're in before they land, not after. We assign passengers to vehicles against your rooming list or your own grouping — couples together, families with children in the same car, the golf clubs and the wedding dress boxed with whoever is least likely to lose them.

Luggage is usually the constraint that decides the vehicle count for a group, more than passenger seats. A resort-length stay for a large party means suitcases, gift bags and sometimes decor boxes for an event at the resort, and those need to be planned for the same way seats are, since a boot that fills up on the first two passengers forces a reshuffle of everyone who boards after them.

We confirm the full vehicle plan in writing before the group travels, so the organiser has one document naming every car, every driver and every passenger list rather than a verbal understanding that has to be re-explained at the curb.

A large group chasing a single charter fare can find that LRM simply doesn't have a flight big enough, or frequent enough, to move everyone on the date the trip needs — and Punta Cana's broader schedule, with more aircraft and more carriers, is often the only realistic way to get a big party there on the same day at all.

We'd rather say that upfront than have an organiser discover it two months before a wedding. The Bayahibe airport-choice guide is worth reading before you commit a large group to one airport, because the right call sometimes trades La Romana's shorter drive for Punta Cana's larger schedule.

If the group does split across two flights or two airports, tell us both, and we treat it as one coordinated dispatch — vehicles waiting at each terminal, timed to land the whole party at Catalonia Bayahibe within the same window regardless of where each subgroup flew into.