PUJ operates a cluster of terminal buildings/concourse areas designed for high charter and international traffic; airlines and charters use a range of contact and remote stands. Gate arrangements can change frequently during peak season, so follow airline instructions for boarding.

Travel time to the main resort areas (Bávaro/Punta Cana) is typically 15-30 minutes depending on your hotel.

• Official taxis: Fixed‑rate and metered taxis operate from the airport taxi ranks; fares vary by destination (expect higher fares to resort hotels).
• Pre‑booked transfers: The most common way to reach hotels - resorts and private companies offer door‑to‑door service.
• Buses/shuttles: Shared shuttles and minibuses serve major hotels and towns.
• Car hire: Multiple rental companies operate from the terminal.

PUJ provides extensive passenger facilities aimed at leisure travellers.

• Lounges: Several independent and airline lounges operate; access policies vary.
• Food & drink: Numerous cafés, bars and sit‑down restaurants are found airside and landside.
• Duty‑free & shops: Large duty‑free and souvenir shops are available on international departures.
• Wi‑Fi & charging: Public Wi‑Fi and charging points are available throughout the terminal.
• Other services: Car hire desks, currency exchange and tourist information are on site.

There are no large international chain hotels inside the terminal; Punta Cana’s accommodation is almost entirely resort‑based along Bávaro and nearby beaches (many offer direct transfers). For short daytime rest, resorts sometimes offer day‑pass options; otherwise, plan to transfer to your hotel or an off‑site day room.