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This hotel is the family one. Other Bahia Principe hotels share the complex around it, including an adults-only hotel, and each keeps its own reception.

So "Bahia Principe" on its own is not an address here, however confidently it is written. We ask for the specific hotel because the chauffeur has to confirm a drop-off, and confirming it from a complex name means choosing between hotels on your behalf. What we will not do is describe the complex's layout, its entrances or how access is handled inside it: we run vehicles to it, we do not operate it, and inventing that detail would be worse than leaving it out.

Every inbound flight is monitored, and your chauffeur waits up to two hours after landing at no extra charge. A delayed flight does not cost you the transfer.

You receive the exact meeting point in writing before you travel. Families in particular benefit from that: arriving with children and a luggage trolley is not the moment to work out where a driver might be standing. If you want the queue handled as well, a VIP fast track meets passengers before immigration and takes the group through together — see the Punta Cana Airport (PUJ) hub for how the two fit together.

The hotel sits on the Arena Gorda–Macao stretch above Bávaro, and the figure published on this page is our dispatch system's number for that whole zone.

Treat it as planning information. It does not include immigration, baggage claim or check-in, and it cannot know how many aircraft landed alongside yours. Because of that we set the pickup from your flight rather than from a fixed time, and we would rather your chauffeur waited for you than the reverse. The Bávaro destination guide covers what the coast itself is like.

Groups often book in pieces: one couple reserves early, a second joins later, a third lands the following morning. Each of those is its own transfer with its own tracked flight.

Tell us they belong together and we handle them as a set rather than as strangers who happen to share a destination. That matters in two practical ways. First, if two flights land within a short window we can decide whether one larger vehicle serves you better than two, judged on the combined passenger and suitcase counts rather than on optimism. Second, if the flights are hours apart, nobody spends that gap in the arrivals hall waiting for the rest of the party, because each leg has its own timed pickup. What we will not do is merge bookings quietly to save a vehicle. Any change to how you travel is confirmed to you first, in writing, before the day arrives.