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Hire a Private Jet to Santo Domingo

A private jet charter to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, offers swift access to the Caribbean’s oldest capital. Some travellers come for golf at Casa de Campo or yachting from Cap Cana. Others wander the cobbled streets of the Colonial Zone, a UNESCO site where centuries-old churches stand beside lively cafés. Business visitors value Santo Domingo’s financial role and its position as a gateway to regional markets.

LunaJets arranges flights into Las Américas International Airport (SDQ), about 30 minutes by car from the city centre, or La Isabela International Airport (JBQ), a preferred hub for domestic and regional flights. From Las Américas, chauffeured transfers reach Casa de Campo in around 1 hour 30 minutes or Cap Cana in about an hour, while helicopter flights reduce both journeys to under half an hour.

With two decades of experience, LunaJets was the first European private jet broker to receive Argus® certification, reflecting rigorous safety standards and service excellence. In Santo Domingo, this expertise ensures discreet villa arrivals, efficient connections to coastal resorts, and trusted access across the Caribbean during peak winter demand.

How much does it cost to charter a private jet from/to Santo Domingo?

Chartering a private jet from Santo Domingo costs from approximately €9,200 to €108,900 depending on destination and aircraft type. Flights from Santo Domingo to San Juan start at €9,200, while routes to Nice begin at €108,900.

The prices below reflect average charter costs across the most frequently flown routes to and from Santo Domingo over the past 12 months. Actual quotes may be lower or higher depending on seasonality, aircraft availability, applicable taxes, and any specific requirements for your flight.

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What is the best airport for private flights to/from Santo Domingo?

Our team of private aviation advisors recommends Las Américas International Airport for travel to and from Santo Domingo by private jet.

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Which aircraft models are most frequently chartered to/from Santo Domingo?

The Challenger 604, Phenom 300 and Global Express were the most popular private jets in 2025 for private flights departing from or arriving in Santo Domingo. A dedicated Private Aviation Advisor can help you choose the right aircraft and secure the best availability.
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Top 3 aircraft models by number of flight movements to and from Santo Domingo in 2025
Aircraft picture Aircraft model name Seats Speed (km/h) Speed (knots) Range (km) Range (NM)
Bombardier Challenger 604 large jet Bombardier Challenger 604 10 867 km/h 468 kts 6958 km 3756 NM
Embraer Phenom 300 super light jet Embraer Phenom 300 6-8 822 km/h 444 kts 3723 km 2010 NM
Bombardier Global Express long range jet Bombardier Global Express 13 924 km/h 499 kts 11038 km 5960 NM

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What can you do in Santo Domingo?

Santo Domingo offers a wide variety of things to do during your visit. From beaches to museums to luxury golf courses, there is something for everyone to enjoy in Santo Domingo.

Admire the Art at the Museo Bellapart

Museo Bellapart, Santo Domingo

Housing over 2,000 works of art, the Museo Bellapart is the perfect place to visit to take in the local culture. With sculptures, statues, and paintings, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Charter a Boat at Boca Chica

Aerial view of Boca Chica town in the Dominican Republic

One of the most beautiful areas in the country, Boca Chica offers white-sand beaches and crystal-clear water. Charter a boat to relax on the water—and maybe take a trip to one of the private islands nearby.

Golf at the Punta Espada Golf Course

Golf at the Punta Espada Golf Course

During your visit to Santo Domingo, take the opportunity to visit the Punta Espada Golf Course and play a round with some of the best views in the world. Ranked as the best course in the Caribbean, Punta Espada is a challenging and exhilarating golf course.

Where should you stay in Santo Domingo?

Santo Domingo is full of luxury hotels and resorts that are perfect to accommodate you during your stay. With gorgeous suites and plenty of amenities, you will consider staying in Santo Domingo indefinitely.

El embajador

El Embajador

A hotel whose main goal is luxury, the gorgeous El Embajador offers countless amenities for you to utilize. Plus, several popular attractions are located nearby, such as the La Puerta del Conde national park.

Hotel Hodelpa Nicolas de Ovando

Hotel Hodelpa Nicolas de Ovando

Named for the governor who once lived there, Hotel Hodelpa Nicolás de Ovando is built on the first paved street of the New World in the heart of Santo Domingo. Enjoy the views and historical architecture of this unique hotel during your stay.

InterContinental Réal

InterContinental Real

Brand new in the business and entertaining district of the city, InterContinental Real is the perfect place to stay if you are looking for somewhere more modern. Plus, its location means you are never more than a few minutes away from a delicious restaurant or fun activity.

Where should you eat in Santo Domingo?

With a bustling food scene, Santo Domingo always offers plenty of luxury restaurants for you to enjoy. Try out traditional Dominican dishes, or opt for a modern twist on the classics.

Ajuala

Enjoy Caribbean and Latin fusion cuisine at this chic restaurant. Ajuala offers fresh seafood dishes and an elegant atmosphere for a romantic night out.

Filigrana

With a gorgeous dining area and spectacular views of the ocean, Filigrana fuses Spanish and Mediterranean cuisine with its fresh seafood dishes.

Nacán Restaurant

The highest-rated restaurant in Santo Domingo, this fine-dining steakhouse offers international cuisine with a contemporary flair.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring my pet on a private flight to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic?

Yes, pets may be brought on a private jet to Santo Domingo under DR’s import rules. Dogs and cats need a veterinary health certificate issued by a licensed veterinarian (usually within 15 days before travel), proof of rabies vaccination, and parasite treatments. Up to five personal pets may enter with the owner under these conditions. LunaJets will assist with all necessary paperwork and ensure compliance with customs/veterinary authorities.

What visa or entry requirements apply when flying private into Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic?

All travellers flying privately to Santo Domingo must comply with Dominican Republic entry rules. Most nationalities (including from the EU, UK, US, Canada) may enter without a visa for tourist stays up to 30 days. A valid passport, return or onward ticket, and the electronic ticket/tourist card requirement must be fulfilled. Stays over 30 days may require visa extension via the Immigration Department. LunaJets will confirm if your nationality requires anything beyond visa-exempt status.

How far in advance should I book a private jet to Santo Domingo?

Demand in Santo Domingo increases around holidays and winter escape seasons. To ensure the aircraft you want and good timing, booking a few weeks ahead is advised. However, LunaJets frequently arrange flights even on short notice—even during busy windows.

What alternate airports can I use in Santo Domingo and when are they relevant?

The two main airports serving Santo Domingo are Las Américas (SDQ) and La Isabela (JBQ). SDQ is the primary international hub, ideal for long-range private jets, 24-hour operations, and direct access to resorts. JBQ is closer to the city centre and convenient for domestic or regional flights on smaller jets or turboprops. Depending on your aircraft type and final destination, LunaJets will recommend the most practical option.

Are there curfews or restricted operating hours at Santo Domingo’s airports?

Las Américas International (SDQ), the main airport for Santo Domingo, operates 24/7 with full private aviation services available at all hours. La Isabela International (JBQ), a smaller airport closer to the city, generally operates during daytime and evening hours (≈ 06:00–22:00).