Caucedo is the Dominican Republic’s largest port, essential for both exporting local goods and also as a hub for transshipment. Given the Dominican’s centralized location, cargo can be shipped here from around the world and then directly to key ports in Europe, South America, North America, as well as regionally. In 2018, it processed 1.3 million TEUs and is set to match this figure in 2019.

To further expand its capability, Caucedo is undergoing a $200 million USD upgrade which will include:

• Installation of 4 post-Panamax cranes
• 400 meter (1,312 ft) berth 
• 17 meter (56 ft) depth 
• 8 RTGS
• Expansion of the container yard

Haina is the country’s second most significant port, known primarily for breakbulk activity. It processes approximately 400,000 TEUs annually and ships to 40 ports around the world on a weekly basis.  25% of all the goods manufactured in the Free Zones are exported by Haina. Value-added logistics services provided by the port include warehousing, inspection services, and labeling.

Like Caucedo, Haina is in the process of updating its facilities via methods such as obtaining more cranes and dredging their channel deeper to service larger vessels. It is also in the process of developing climate-controlled warehousing, the first of its kind in the Dominican Republic. 

Santo Domingo, also known as Las Americas, is the second largest airport in the Dominican Republic. It is located within 20 minutes of the largest city in the country, Santo Domingo. In 2018, it transported 3.7 million passengers.

Ciabo International Airport, also known as Santiago Airport, is one of the top 3 airports on the island. It is located in Santiago de Los Caballeros, the second largest city in the country, where it supports tourism travel, as well as logistics efforts. It works with 8 logistics companies, including FedEx and UPS, which transport 2 million pounds of goods a month. There are 283 flights connecting Santiago de Los Caballeros to 31 cities in 12 countries.