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Single vs double vs family buggy: complete comparison

All three vehicles follow their assigned operation, but capacity, price and the in-vehicle experience change. Choosing correctly prevents paying for another vehicle or splitting the group.

Clear operating conditions Direct published prices
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Vehicle prices by destination

Punta Cana: one-seat single US$50, two-seat double US$60 and four-seat family US$120. Bayahibe: single US$75, double US$145 and family US$290. An empty seat does not reduce the rate. Your vehicle total and applicable pickup-zone fees appear before payment.

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Five travelers: choose your vehicle mix

In Punta Cana, five singles total US$250; two doubles and one single total US$170. One family and one single also total US$170. The latter choices need three and two drivers respectively. Confirm the quantities yourself; changing traveler numbers requires a fresh confirmation.

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Single: control for one traveler

It suits a solo traveler who wants to drive throughout the route. It is not automatically best for a group because each traveler would need a separate vehicle.

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Double: balance for two

This is the clearest option for couples and friends. The rate covers both seats and keeps the travelers together. Ask if you plan to switch drivers.

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Family: one group in one vehicle

It combines up to four seats and can provide the lowest effective per-person cost when filled. Review ages, comfort and who will drive.

Booking checklist

Count actual travelers Compare per-vehicle prices Confirm ages Do not exceed capacity
FAQ

Direct answers for this guide

Which offers the best value?

It depends on the group. A full family buggy often lowers per-person cost; a double balances price and comfort for two.

Does everyone drive?

No. Each vehicle has one driver at a time; any change requires authorization.

Does the route change by vehicle?

The vehicle changes, but not necessarily the route assigned to the destination.