Yacht charter in Casa de Campo, Dominican Republic
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Yacht charter in Casa de Campo

145 boats available to charter in Casa de Campo, Dominican Republic — compare motor yachts, catamarans and sailing boats from verified operators.

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About chartering in Casa de Campo

Yacht charter in Casa de Campo is a private, marina-based way to explore the southeast coast of the Dominican Republic from one of La Romana’s best-known harbors.

The main departure point is Marina Casa de Campo, a full-service marina and yacht club in La Romana, with charter boats also operating from nearby Bahia Minitas and the wider Casa de Campo waterfront area.

From here, a day trip can reach Catalina Island, Saona Island, Palmilla and the reefs and shallow anchorages off the La Romana coast. Morning departures are the safest planning choice for calmer sea conditions before the afternoon trade winds build.

Boats available in Casa de Campo

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36 ft (11 m) · 8 guests · 4 cabins

2016, Lagoon 39

Casa de Campo, Dominican Republic

From US$681 /day

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Boat types & prices in Casa de Campo

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Boat typeAvailableFrom (per day)
Yacht94$712
Catamaran28$106
Sailing yacht16$312
Mega yacht6$106
Boat1$1,321

Where do yachts depart in Casa de Campo?

Most charters leave from Marina Casa de Campo in La Romana, the main harbor for yacht and catamaran departures in the area.

The marina also has dedicated harbor and yacht club facilities, which makes it the clearest embarkation point for private charters in Casa de Campo.

For some listings, the pickup point may be shown as Bahia Minitas or the Casa de Campo waterfront, but the marina remains the core departure base.

What day trips can you do from Casa de Campo?

From Casa de Campo, the most common day trips are to Catalina Island, Saona Island, and Palmilla.

Catalina Island is especially practical for a shorter excursion because it sits very close to Marina Casa de Campo, while Saona and Palmilla are better for a full-day route.

These trips usually focus on swimming, snorkeling, beach stops, and quiet anchoring rather than long open-water passages.

When is the best sailing season in Casa de Campo?

The best boating window is generally the dry season and the calmer morning hours, especially from December to April.

Morning departures are preferred because Caribbean trade winds commonly build from around 1 pm, making afternoons rougher than early starts.

Full-day charters are often scheduled between 7:30 am and 9:00 am so guests can enjoy the calmest part of the day at sea.

Do I need a licence to rent a boat in the Dominican Republic?

For private charter in Casa de Campo, the boat is typically provided with a licensed captain, so guests do not need a boating licence to sail as passengers.

Dominican Republic maritime rules require passengers to carry identification at departure, and operators commonly ask for a passport or a clear photocopy.

If you want to skipper a bareboat yourself, that depends on the specific vessel and operator, but the standard Casa de Campo charter product is captain-led.

How do I get to Casa de Campo Marina?

The nearest major airport is La Romana International Airport, which is the most convenient arrival point for Casa de Campo.

Punta Cana International Airport is also commonly used, and the transfer to Casa de Campo is roughly 90 minutes by road in normal conditions.

That makes Casa de Campo an easy launch point for travelers staying in La Romana, Punta Cana, or along the southeast coast.

Casa de Campo yacht charter — FAQ

How much does a boat rental in Casa de Campo cost?

Boat rental in Casa de Campo starts from around $2450 per day.

What are the most popular routes from Casa de Campo Marina?

The most popular routes go to Catalina Island, Saona Island, and Palmilla. Catalina is the closest and works well for shorter trips, while Saona is better for a full-day charter.

Is Casa de Campo good for families or groups?

Yes. Casa de Campo works well for families and groups because it offers yachts, sailing yachts, catamarans, and mega yachts. Catamarans are especially useful for larger groups that want deck space and stability.

What months are best for chartering in Casa de Campo?

The most reliable months are generally December through April, when conditions are usually calmer and drier. Early departures are still preferred because afternoon trade winds can increase later in the day.

Do I need a boating licence in Casa de Campo?

Not for a standard private charter with a captain. In the Dominican Republic, guests are usually booked on crewed boats, and passengers must bring identification at departure.

How long is the transfer from Punta Cana to Casa de Campo?

The transfer from Punta Cana to Casa de Campo is roughly 90 minutes by road, depending on traffic and hotel location. La Romana International Airport is the closer airport for this port.

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