Wheelchair & Mobility Scooter Rental in Bayahíbe & La Romana (2026 Guide)
Bayahíbe and La Romana are home to some of the Dominican Republic’s most established all-inclusive resorts, Saona Island excursions, and the Casa de Campo estate. If you need a wheelchair rental in Bayahíbe or a mobility scooter rental in La Romana, this guide covers the resorts we serve, what to expect from the terrain, and how delivery works in this zone.
Quick Answer
Yes — Dominican Mobility delivers manual wheelchairs, electric wheelchairs, and mobility scooters to resorts throughout Bayahíbe and La Romana, including properties near Dominicus Beach and Casa de Campo. Most travelers arrive via La Romana International Airport (LRM) or Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ); let us know which one when you book so we can plan delivery timing.
On this page
- About Bayahíbe & La Romana
- Resorts We Serve
- Getting Your Equipment There
- Terrain Considerations
- Approximate Pricing
- Frequently Asked Questions
About Bayahíbe & La Romana
Bayahíbe is a former fishing village turned resort hub on the southeastern coast, known for calm waters and as the main departure point for boat trips to Saona Island. La Romana, just up the coast, is home to the Casa de Campo resort and residential community as well as a range of all-inclusive properties. Together, the zone offers a quieter, slightly more laid-back alternative to Punta Cana and Bávaro.
Resorts We Serve
| Resort / Area | Notes |
|---|---|
| Dominicus Beach resorts (Bayahíbe) | Several all-inclusive properties clustered near Dominicus Beach with paved resort walkways |
| Casa de Campo (La Romana) | Large residential resort community — tell us your villa or hotel section so we can plan delivery |
| Other Bayahíbe & La Romana hotels | Tell us your property name when booking so we can confirm access details |
Getting Your Equipment There
Many Bayahíbe and La Romana travelers fly into La Romana International Airport (LRM), which is closer to this zone than Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ). Either way, tell us your arrival airport and flight time when you book so we can schedule delivery to your resort before or shortly after check-in.
Terrain Considerations
Most resorts in this zone have paved paths between main buildings, with sand or boardwalk access to the beach — similar to Punta Cana and Bávaro. Casa de Campo’s residential layout is larger and more spread out, so an electric wheelchair or mobility scooter is often the more comfortable choice there.
Approximate Pricing
The rates above reflect our current rate card for the Bayahíbe & La Romana zone. Exact pricing depends on rental length and equipment model — see our current rates and request your exact quote when you reserve.
| Equipment | Approximate Daily Rate |
|---|---|
| Manual wheelchair | From $21/day |
| Electric wheelchair | From $30/day |
| Mobility scooter | From $35/day |
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you deliver to Casa de Campo?
Yes, we deliver to Casa de Campo. Tell us your villa or hotel section when booking so we can plan the delivery route.
Should I fly into La Romana or Punta Cana for this zone?
La Romana International Airport (LRM) is generally closer to Bayahíbe and La Romana resorts. Either airport works — just let us know which one you’re using so we can plan delivery timing.
Can I take a wheelchair or scooter on the Saona Island boat trip?
This depends on the specific boat operator and equipment. Ask our team when booking and we’ll help you understand your options for excursions.
Which equipment is best for Casa de Campo’s large layout?
Because Casa de Campo is spread out, a mobility scooter or electric wheelchair is usually more comfortable than a manual wheelchair.
How far in advance should I book for Bayahíbe or La Romana?
We recommend at least 48 hours ahead of arrival so we can confirm delivery around your flight and transfer time.
Do you offer multi-day discounts?
Yes, weekly rates are typically discounted compared to daily rates. Ask for a multi-day quote when you reserve.
Traveling elsewhere in the Dominican Republic? See our guides to Punta Cana, Cap Cana, and Miches.

