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Casa De Campo International Airport

La Romana, Dominican Republic
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Destinations
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213 ft
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Gateway to La Romana's luxury resort corridor.

Opened
1974
Location
La Romana, Dominican Republic
Casa de Campo International Airport (IATA: LRM, ICAO: MDLR) is a privately operated international airport serving the La Romana region on the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic. It is closely associated with the renowned Casa de Campo resort and primarily serves leisure travelers visiting the area's upscale resorts, golf courses, and the nearby Altos de Chavón village. The airport handles both scheduled and charter international flights, with significant traffic from the United States and Canada, particularly during peak tourist seasons. Its relatively compact size and private ownership give it a more exclusive character compared to larger Dominican airports such as Punta Cana or Las Américas. Despite its modest infrastructure, LRM provides convenient access to one of the Caribbean's most prestigious resort destinations, reducing travel time for visitors to the Casa de Campo estate and surrounding luxury properties.
Terminals
The airport operates a single terminal building designed primarily for international leisure and charter traffic.
Getting to & from
Ground transport from the airport to La Romana, Casa de Campo resort, and surrounding areas is primarily provided by taxis, hotel shuttles, and pre-arranged private transfers.
Airlines here
American Airlines has operated scheduled service to LRM, alongside various charter carriers connecting the airport with North American cities.
Notable facts
  • ›The airport is privately owned and operated, closely tied to the Casa de Campo luxury resort.
  • ›It serves as a convenient entry point for high-end travelers to avoid longer drives from Santo Domingo or Punta Cana.
  • ›The runway can accommodate mid-size commercial jet aircraft.
  • ›Charter flights from the United States and Canada account for a significant share of passenger traffic.
  • ›The airport is located approximately 5 kilometers from the city of La Romana.
Wikipedia
This profile is provided for general information only. Details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airport's official website before acting on them.

Route map (8 destinations)

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Routes

LRM → AUA7I · M83
LRM → MIAAA · ER4
LRM → JFKB6 · 320
LRM → SJUBB · SF3
LRM → MXPBV · 767
LRM → FCOBV · 767
LRM → FCOIG · 767
LRM → YHZTS · 310
LRM → MADUX · 333
LRM → MIAUS · ER4
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City & Place Guide

Sugar, sea, and soul on the Dominican southeast coast.

La Romana is a mid-sized city on the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic, best known as the gateway to the exclusive Casa de Campo resort and the charming artists' village of Altos de Chavón. The city grew around the sugar industry and retains a working, authentic Dominican character that sets it apart from the more tourist-heavy north coast.

Beyond its famous resort, La Romana offers easy access to the pristine beaches of Bayahibe, the coral-rich dive sites of the Parque Nacional del Este, and the small island of Isla Saona, one of the most photographed beaches in the Caribbean. It is a convenient base for combining luxury amenities with genuine local culture and natural beauty.

  • •Altos de Chavón — replica 16th-century Mediterranean village with galleries, a 5,000-seat amphitheater, and river views.
  • •Casa de Campo — world-class resort with the legendary Teeth of the Dog golf course open to day visitors.
  • •Isla Saona — postcard-perfect island inside a national park, reached by catamaran or speedboat.
  • •Bayahibe — quiet fishing village with calm turquoise waters and top-rated dive sites nearby.
  • •Parque Nacional del Este — coastal national park rich in marine life, mangroves, and Taíno cave paintings.
  • •Mercado Municipal — lively local market to sample everyday Dominican commerce and fresh produce.

Getting around: La Romana has no rail service. Within the city, motorcycle taxis called motoconchos are cheap and ubiquitous for short hops, while shared minibuses called guaguas run fixed local routes. Private taxis and hotel transfers are the safest option for trips to Bayahibe or the airport; rideshare apps like Uber have limited availability here compared to Santo Domingo. Car rental is practical for independent exploration of the region.

Best time: November through April offers the driest, sunniest weather with lower humidity, making it the ideal season to visit.

Local food: Try sancocho stew, fresh grilled fish with tostones at a Bayahibe waterfront restaurant, locally made Mama Juana herbal rum, and sweet coconut-based treats sold at roadside stalls.

This guide is provided for general information only. Verify details locally before making travel decisions.

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