• Mercado Municipal de Puerto Plata - This municipal market offers a variety of fruits and vegetables. Visitors can observe farmers selling their produce at affordable prices to the locals and have the chance to taste fresh fruits while witnessing the dedication of these hardworking individuals.
• Del Oro Chocolate Factory - Visitors can indulge in chocolate, learn about the history of cocoa, explore the machinery, and observe the chocolate-making process.
• Malecon Puerto Plata - A scenic 7 km path along the seashore, offering stunning views for all to enjoy.
• Fortaleza San Felipe - A museum showcasing the rich history of the country, featuring ancient artifacts, weaponry, and insights into Indian history.
• Dominican Amber Museum - Guests can appreciate the history and beauty of amber and larimar, and admire the exquisite jewelry crafted from these materials.
• Puerto Plata - At Emmanuel Cigar Factory, visitors will learn about cigar production and even have the opportunity to create their own cigar.
• Macorix House of Rum - Here, guests can sample various types of rum and learn about their history.
• Umbrella Street - Located in Puerto Plata, this vibrant street is adorned with 178 colorful umbrellas, making it a must-visit spot for memorable photos.
• Paseo de Dona Blanca - Dating back to 1898, this site tells the story of Isidoro Rainieri and Bianca Franceschini, who established the Hospedaje del Comercio, later renamed Hotel Europe, to accommodate travelers.
• Puerto Plata - As in Famila is a popular restaurant on Boulevard Street, known for its delicious meats like pork, chicken, and beef, along with green and vegetable salads, rice, beans, and pigeon peas. The Dominican beer, Presidente, is served cold, making it a favorite stop on the tour.
• Playa Costambar - A beautiful, wave-free beach ideal for children due to its shallow waters.
• Parque Central Independencia - A cherished symbol of the “Silver City,” this plaza was a gift from General Luperón during his 1879 government and is one of the country’s earliest recreational areas.
• Cathedral of St. Philip the Apostle - Founded in 1502, this cathedral was destroyed by fire in 1863 and fully restored in 1956, with its last renovation in 2008. It holds significant religious importance for Dominicans and is a key pilgrimage site in the Dominican Republic.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance to the rum macorix factory
• Entrance to the museum of the San Felipe fortress
• Entrance to the chocolate factory
• Lunch
• Alcoholic beverages
• Carbonated beverages
• Bottled water

• ticket to enter the Puerto Plata cable car

This tour offers an opportunity to explore the unique characteristics and flavors that define our province, including insights into local life, schools, hospitals, and universities. Participants will enjoy learning about the city’s history, sampling national drinks, savoring a hearty family-style lunch, and indulging in a delightful dessert at a chocolate factory. The itinerary includes a visit to Fort San Felipe, a cigar factory to observe the production process, and the Amber and Barley Gallery. Additionally, there will be a stroll along the vibrant street of parasols, a chance to experience the famous Pink Street, and a visit to the market to taste delicious fruits and enjoy a refreshing natural juice. The tour also features the central park with its delectable ice creams, the stunning San Felipe Cathedral surrounded by historic Victorian houses, and a stop at the seawall to enjoy a refreshing breeze and a breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean, where the Neptune Rock is located. Participants have the flexibility to select the places they wish to visit and can also choose their preferred starting time.

• The cable car is out of service at the moment.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.