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Frequently Asked Questions
1.What do first time visitors need to
know?
1.What do first time visitors need to know?Casa de Campo covers 7,000 acres of land on the southern coast of the Dominican Republic. Unique in it’s feeling and layout, this “house in the country” give you the space of luxury and time however, for getting from activity to activity (even if that is from the beach to your room or villa for a nap) renting a golf cart is strongly recommended. There are shuttle buses that run on schedule or by demand as well. While the main area has many activities, getting to the beach, tennis and shooting centers, equestrian center, etc is easy and fun by golf cart. There is a large grocery store by the Marina for buying food and supplies for room, villas, excursions or any other purpose. If you have never been to the Dominican Republic or have never traveled in the Caribbean, it is important to note that tanning and outdoor activities during the midday hours (11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.) require extra sun precautions to avoid burning.
2. Where in the Dominican Republic is Casa de Campo?
3. How do I get to Casa de Campo?Travel to Casa de Campo is easy with a extensive flight options from major cities around the world. There are three international airports available for your traveling convenience: the Casa de Campo/La Romana International Airport (code: LRM), just 8 minutes from the resorts' main area; the Santo Domingo International Airport (code: SDQ) and the Punta Cana International Airport (code: PDU), both just 90 minutes from Casa de Campo. For your convenience you may combine your arrival and departure at different airports. Airport transfers should be arranged in advance when making reservations. US Airways also has daily flights to Santo Domingo (code: SDQ) and Punta Cana (code: PUJ) from Charlotte, NC, and Philadelphia, PA. For your convenience you may combine your arrival and departure at different airports If your flying into the Casa de Campo/La Romana International Airport by private jet, see item # 4 below. For airline schedules and flight times please see our Airline Information page.
4. How do I arrive on a private plane or charter?For private jet and charter information, you can call any of the following companies:
Servair Aero Base, phone: 809-813-9018/19 or Swissport Dominicana, S.A., phone: 809-813-9080
IAS International Aviation Services, S.A.,
5. How do I arrive in my yacht?Casa de Campo's new Marina & Yacht Club is very popular with those who cruise the Caribbean . For information contact: http://www.marinacasadecampo.com/
6. What is needed to enter the country?
ENTRY/EXIT REQUIREMENTS: Effective January 8, 2007, a passport will be required for all US citizens & US legal redidents to re-enter the US.
7. What's the weather like?Casa de Campo's coastal location brings year round breezes and balmy evenings with low humidity. Average monthly temperatures in the Dominican Republic (in degrees Fahrenheit) are as follows:
8. Where are the closest medical facilities?A nurse is on duty at Casa de Campo resort from 7 AM-11 PM each day. After 11 pm, should medical attention be needed, or if additional care is needed, a guest can be assisted to The Central Romana Hospital, located in the city of La Romana, just three miles from the main area of the resort.
9. What events are taking place during the time I'll be a guest of the resort?Casa de Campo has activities going on year-round. Check out the What's Happening Page.
10. What restaurants does the resort have?The variety and quality of cuisine provided at Casa de Campo is excellent. The resort has a variety of restaurants ranging from classic Italian cuisine and seafood to Angus Beef steak at our Steak House. For details on hours of operation, attire and cuisine, or visit the Dining at Casa de Campo section of our website.
11. Where is there to shop?Casa de Campo has a variety of high quality shopping options located in the main area, at the sports facilities, at the Altos de Chavón artists’ village and the resort's new Marina and Yacht Club. A full array of clothing, jewelry, accessories, home items, luxury goods and much more is available.
12. What are the convention facilities?Casa de Campo has more than 15,000 square feet of indoor function space as well as diverse outdoor venues for parties of 10 to 5,000 people. The two conference centers, the Flamboyan and the Cacique, house up to 500 and 320 people respectively. But larger functions may be held at one of Casa de Campos’ many other locations. Themed functions may be either informal or lavish galas. Imaginative and unique theme parties take place at Minitas Beach, the Dude Ranch, Polo Center, Altos de Chavón Plaza, the Piazzetta Restaurant Terrace, the Amphitheatre, Tennis Center or the Safari Club at the Shooting Center. The Lago Grill, Tropicana Restaurant, El Pescador Restaurant or Conference Center Courtyard and Foyer may also be used when available. There is also a fully-equipped business center.
13. What wedding facilities are available?For traditional ceremonies, guest may book wedding at the picturesque Saint Stanislaus Church surrounded by breathtaking scenery. For a whimsical occasion, a civil service with a beach bash could be the answer. With so many locations and settings, if you can dream it, Casa de Campo's Wedding Coordinators can plan it.
14. What is Altos de Chavón like?No other destination in the Caribbean has a feature as unique as Altos de Chavón. Built high above the Chavón River is a hand constructed 16th century Mediterranean village replica, created of stone, iron and wood. This amazing sight offers breathtaking views and beautiful courtyards in a natural dramatic setting for romantic strolls under the stars or fabulous outdoor theme parties. Stroll along cobblestone streets through quaint shops offering native jewelry and pottery, exclusive boutiques, art galleries and an Archeological Regional Museum.
15. Can I go Fishing, Sailing or schedule a Boat Charter?Casa de Campo has its own private Marina where anglers may depart for a half day or full day of fishing in the Caribbean. Maritime excursions offer sport fishing boats to land wahoo, dolphin, tuna, king fish, sailfish, marlin and barracuda. For light tackle, hop on a boat in the early morning or late afternoon and wind your way through lush tropical vegetation, tall cliffs and palm trees on the mesmerizing Chavón River. It's a delightful spot for landing huge snook. Sailing is available from the Marina on yachts, catamarans, tri-marans, and small sailboats.
16. Regarding the Shooting Centre, what do I need to know before I arrive?Please click here for the Shooting Frequently Asked Questions page
17. WHERE TO FIND THE NEW SPORTS BAR
In compliance with Dominican laws, alcoholic beverages are not expended to guests under the age of 18. Bartenders and waiters may request ID’s to insure compliance with this regulation.
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