Which address is on your booking?
Playa Grande lies between Cabrera and Río San Juan. A beach pin and a resort entrance can describe different drop-offs. Send the full accommodation name, municipality, address and usable gate. Use AZS to Nagua if your address is in that zone. Check the published AZS destinations and request an individual quote if the address is outside the listed zones or unclear.
Get a quote that covers the whole journey
Send the arrival date, flight number, passenger count, bags and any child seat or mobility requirements. Ask for the total per vehicle, what waiting covers and whether a stop changes the quote. If you want to stop at Playa Grande before hotel check-in, agree the stop and bag arrangements in writing before relying on them.
Plan from the time you are ready to leave AZS
Allow for airport formalities and baggage before the road leg. Compare a confirmed direct ride with the full cost and timing of separate legs. If considering a bus or guagua connection, verify the boarding point, date, baggage rules, last usable departure and the ride from the final stop. Agree a backup if a delay makes that connection unusable.
Confirm the ride back to AZS
Send the departure date, flight number and actual pickup entrance. Work backwards from the airline’s check-in and bag-drop deadlines and ask for an estimate for your address and pickup time. Use the hotel pickup guide to confirm the meeting point, price and contact. A change of hotel requires a new pickup confirmation.
Questions we get on this
- Does the Nagua rate cover Cabrera?
- Use the published fare for a confirmed Nagua-zone address. Ask for a separate quote for the Cabrera property.
- What should I send for Playa Grande?
- Name the hotel or beach access, give the full address and confirm the gate where the vehicle may stop.
- What information is needed for both rides?
- Send both flight dates and numbers, both accommodation addresses, passengers, baggage and any equipment or seating needs.