Yacht charter in La Romana, Dominican Republic
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Yacht charter in La Romana

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About chartering in La Romana

Chartering in La Romana offers a luxurious, serene experience anchored by the world-class Marina Casa de Campo, where yachts up to 250 feet dock in a vibrant harbor blending marine beauty with cosmopolitan lifestyle. The marina sits at the mouth of the Chavón River, just 3 km from Minitas Beach and less than 10 km from La Romana town, providing easy access to cultural sites like Altos de Chavón and premium amenities including golf courses and fine dining. From this strategic southeast-coast departure point, day trips reach the pristine waters of Bayahibe, the nature reserves of Catalina Island, and the iconic beaches of Saona Island.

Marina Casa de Campo is the primary departure hub for yacht charters in La Romana, offering full-service facilities with water, gas, electricity, Wi-Fi, and on-site concierge support for sport fishing and diving excursions. Its 350 slips accommodate vessels from 50 to 250 feet, with 16 feet of draft ensuring safe access from the Caribbean Sea. Charterers can also utilize nearby quays within the Casa de Campo Resort complex, which includes heliports, luxury villas, and a five-star hotel for extended stays.

A single-day sail from La Romana typically reaches Catalina Island, a protected nature reserve with hiking trails, pre-colonial Taino petroglyphs, and crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkeling. Alternatively, charters can explore Bayahibe, one of the Caribbean’s top-ranked beaches, or anchor at Saona Island, known for its private paradise coves and vibrant marine life. The region’s calm southern coastline makes it perfect for family-friendly cruising and group sailing adventures.

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72 ft (22 m) · 9 guests · 4 cabins

2009, Seferino

La Romana, Dominican Republic

From US$3,750 /day

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Boat types & prices in La Romana

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Boat typeAvailableFrom (per day)
Yacht19$106
Catamaran6$94
Mega yacht1$12,390
Sailing yacht1$744
Boat1$468

Where do yachts depart from in La Romana?

Yachts depart primarily from Marina Casa de Campo, a full-service marina inside the Casa de Campo Resort complex at the mouth of the Chavón River. It offers 350 slips, 16 feet of draft, and modern amenities including Wi-Fi, fuel, and on-site concierge for diving and sport fishing. The marina is just 3 km from Minitas Beach and less than 10 km from La Romana town, with easy access to Altos de Chavón and other cultural sites.

What day-trip routes and anchorages are near La Romana?

Popular day trips include sailing to Catalina Island, a nature reserve with hiking paths, Taino petroglyphs, and snorkeling spots; Bayahibe, a top-ranked Caribbean beach; and Saona Island, known for private coves and marine life. Anchorages are found along the southern coastline, including Playa Caleta and Playa Dominicus, offering quieter alternatives to busy Bayahibe. The calm waters of the southeast coast make these routes ideal for family and group cruising.

When is the best sailing season in La Romana?

The best sailing season in La Romana runs from December to April, when weather windows are calm and winds are favorable for exploring the southern coastline. Peak season brings more visitors to Bayahibe and Saona Island, so early booking is recommended. The region’s stable climate allows for year-round cruising, though summer months may see increased humidity and occasional rain.

What licence or skipper rules apply in the Dominican Republic?

The Dominican Republic requires a valid international yacht licence or a certified skipper for charter operations. Local authorities may request proof of certification upon arrival at Marina Casa de Campo. For those without a licence, hiring a professional skipper through the marina’s concierge is a common and reliable solution.

How do I get to La Romana for yacht chartering?

La Romana is accessible via La Romana International Airport, just 7 km from Marina Casa de Campo, with a rough transfer time of 10–15 minutes. Alternatively, travelers can fly into Las Américas International Airport (SDQ) in Santo Domingo and take a 1.5-hour drive or bus to La Romana. From Punta Cana, the new Autopista Del Coral road reduces travel time to around 45 minutes.

La Romana yacht charter — FAQ

How much does a boat rental in La Romana cost?

From around $3325 per day for yacht charters in La Romana, based on current pricing for standard yacht categories.

What is the best time to visit La Romana for sailing?

The best time is December to April, when weather is calm and winds are favorable for exploring Catalina Island, Bayahibe, and Saona Island.

Do I need a licence to charter a yacht in the Dominican Republic?

Yes, a valid international yacht licence or certified skipper is required. Hiring a professional skipper through Marina Casa de Campo’s concierge is a common alternative.

Which islands can I reach on a day trip from La Romana?

You can reach Catalina Island, Bayahibe, and Saona Island on day trips, all offering pristine beaches, nature reserves, and excellent snorkeling opportunities.

Is La Romana suitable for family or group yacht charters?

Yes, La Romana’s calm southern coastline and family-friendly anchorages like Playa Caleta make it ideal for family and group sailing adventures.

How far is Marina Casa de Campo from La Romana town?

Marina Casa de Campo is less than 10 km from La Romana town, with easy access to cultural sites like Altos de Chavón and premium resort amenities.

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