BOS to SDQ
Flights from Boston to Santo Domingo
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Total price includes taxes and the Jetvala service fee; baggage fees may apply.
Boston to Santo Domingo is a JetBlue nonstop of just over four hours from Logan's Terminal C, serving the large Dominican communities of Jamaica Plain, Lawrence and Lynn. JetBlue is Boston's biggest airline, so schedule changes usually rebook onto another nonstop the same day rather than a connection. Winter departures should be booked in the morning to leave room for weather delays.
Airlines flying Boston to Santo Domingo
| Airline | Service | Days | Checked bags | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JetBlue | Nonstop4h 15m | Daily | Blue Basic: no checked bag included, carry-on allowed. Blue and Blue Plus: first bag $35 to $50 online, or included on Blue Plus. |
Total price includes taxes and the Jetvala service fee; baggage fees may apply.
What it costs
from
$442
Indicative one-way total
Based on typical low-season fares booked early, as of September 2, 2026. Taxes and the Jetvala service fee included. Live prices appear in search results.
When to book
The Dominican Republic is a year-round market: over 10 million passengers flew between the US and the DR in the year to June 2025. Prices rise for Christmas, Semana Santa (Easter week) and July to August. February to early April and September to early November are the sweet spots. Three to six weeks ahead is a good target outside holidays.
About the airports
BOS
Boston Logan International Airport
Boston, US · America/New_York
Boston Logan serves the third largest Haitian community in the United States, in Mattapan, Hyde Park, Brockton and Randolph. Sunrise Airways flies nonstop to Cap-Haïtien on a limited weekly schedule from Terminal E, and JetBlue flies nonstop to Santo Domingo from Terminal C.
SDQ
Las Américas International Airport
Santo Domingo, DO · America/Santo_Domingo
Las Américas International is the Dominican Republic's capital airport and one of the busiest in the Caribbean, with nonstops to Miami, Fort Lauderdale, New York, Newark, Boston and more. It is also a practical staging point for Haiti's north: Santiago and the Dajabón border are three to four hours by road.
Arriving at Santo Domingo
Complete the free electronic entry and exit form at migracion.gob.do before you fly; the QR code is scanned at immigration. The tourist card fee is included in the ticket. Customs uses a random light system; declare cash over $10,000.
Official taxis at the exit charge a set fare to the Zona Colonial and Piantini (about $35 to $45). Uber operates but pickup rules vary; the pickup point is outside the parking area. Caribe Tours and Metro buses to Santiago leave from the city, not the airport.