Cabo Rojo Airport (CBJ) to Jaragua National Park

What this destination covers

This page covers transfer interest to Jaragua National Park as a whole — Laguna de Oviedo and Isla Beata in particular — distinct from the dedicated Bahía de las Águilas page, which focuses specifically on that beach within the same park. Because the park is large and access varies by area and requires coordination with park authorities or guides, we recommend telling us which part of Jaragua you plan to visit so any future transfer information we send is relevant to your route.

What is confirmed

• Jaragua National Park is the largest protected area in the Dominican Republic, managed by the national park authority.
• The park includes Laguna de Oviedo, a coastal lagoon known for its bird life and mangrove islands, reached by guided boat tours.
• Isla Beata, an island off the southern coast, lies within the park's protected boundaries.
• Bahía de las Águilas, covered on its own page, is also inside Jaragua National Park.
• Entry to different areas of the park today typically requires coordination with park rangers or authorised local guides.

What is planned or expected

• CBJ is planned to open in February 2027 in Pedernales province, within the wider south-western region that surrounds Jaragua National Park.
• No transfer route or visitor programme connecting CBJ directly to specific park entry points, such as Laguna de Oviedo, has been officially announced.
• Whether the airport's opening will change how visitors access different parts of the park has not been addressed by the relevant authorities.
• Any future transfer arrangement for park visitors will need to work within the park authority's own access and guiding rules, which are set independently of the airport.

How the Jaragua National Park transfer is planned to run

1. 1Tell us your travel dates and which part of Jaragua National Park you plan to visit through our advance-request form or WhatsApp.
2. 2We log your request on our interest list; this does not involve any payment or confirmed booking.
3. 3Once CBJ's opening and any related transfer options are officially confirmed, we follow up with details relevant to park access.
4. 4We also recommend contacting the park authority directly for up-to-date guiding and entry requirements, independent of our transfer service.

Where we can drop you

No drop-off details can be given for a CBJ-to-Jaragua transfer because CBJ has not opened and park access is managed separately by the national park authority. We record which part of the park interests you so we can follow up accurately once transfer information exists.

Bigger groups

Groups of 7–14 travel in a passenger van. Tell us the party size, luggage count and whether anyone needs a child seat or step-free access, and we plan the vehicle instead of improvising on the day.