Northern zone
Punta Cana airport (PUJ) to Uvero Alto transfer
Uvero Alto sits north of Bávaro and is the big-resort zone: RIU, Majestic, Bahía Príncipe, Iberostar. Fifty minutes of direct driving with no intermediate stops.
schedule
Duration
50 min
route
Distance
45 km
payments
One way
$40
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Round trip
$80
Price per vehicle, not per person
The transfer price covers the whole vehicle, up to its capacity: it is not multiplied by the number of passengers.
Larger groups may carry a surcharge per extra passenger; you'll see it itemized before you pay.
check_circleWhat's included
- checkDriver waiting for you with a sign showing your name
- checkFlight tracking: if you're delayed, we wait at no extra cost
- checkFixed USD price agreed before you travel — no surprises
- checkPrivate air-conditioned vehicle (your group only)
- checkBaby seats and boosters available at no charge
hotelHotels we cover
RIU RepúblicaMajestic ColonialOcean BluePunta Cana PrincessGran Bahía PríncipeIberostarHotel VIK
Not seeing your accommodation? Choose the manual address option when booking and we'll confirm the price on WhatsApp.
Why book direct with Isla Go
- Direct support on WhatsApp
- Fixed price in USD
- 100% private vehicle
- Flight tracking
- Professional, bilingual drivers
- A deposit, the rest to the driver
helpFrequently asked questions
How long is the transfer from PUJ to Uvero Alto?expand_more
Between 45 and 55 minutes. It's one of the longer routes from the airport, so it's worth booking with your flight number so the driver adjusts his arrival.
How much does the Uvero Alto transfer cost?expand_more
From $40 each way in a private vehicle, up to 4 passengers with luggage. Round trip from $80.
Is a private vehicle worth it for Uvero Alto?expand_more
Especially yes. On a long run with scattered resorts, a shared shuttle usually means several stops before yours. Private means you go straight there.
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