• 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 locals and have the chance to taste fresh fruits while witnessing the dedication of these hardworking individuals.
• Del Oro Chocolate Factory - Guests 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, perfect for enjoying stunning views.
• Fortaleza San Felipe - A museum showcasing the rich history of the country, featuring ancient artifacts, weaponry, and insights into Indian history.
• Dominican Amber Museum - Discover the history and allure of amber and larimar, and admire the exquisite jewelry crafted from these materials.
• Puerto Plata - At Emmanuel Cigar Factory, visitors can learn about cigar production and even create their own cigars.
• Macorix House of Rum - Sample various types of rum and learn about their history.
• Umbrella Street - Located in the heart of Puerto Plata, this vibrant street is adorned with 178 colorful umbrellas, making it a must-visit spot for memorable photos.
• Puerto Plata - The Souvenirs Place is a recommended gift shop offering a wide range of souvenirs, including flags, magnetic figures, petrified wood, and stone carvings.
• Paseo de Dona Blanca - Dating back to 1898, this historic site was established by Isidoro Rainieri and Bianca Franceschini, who founded the Hospedaje del Comercio, later renamed Hotel Europe.
• Puerto Plata - As in Famila is a popular restaurant on Boulevard Street, known for its delicious meats like pork, chicken, and beef, as well as salads, rice, beans, and fried bananas. Visitors can also enjoy a cold Dominican beer, Presidente.
• Puerto Plata - Las Chichiguas street offers a vibrant atmosphere with restaurants and bars, perfect for a relaxing and enjoyable time.
• Playa Costambar - A family-friendly beach with calm waters, ideal for children due to its shallow depth.
• Parque Central Independencia - A cherished symbol of the “Silver City,” this plaza was a gift from General Luperón in 1879 and is one of the country’s earliest recreational spaces.
• Cathedral of St. Philip the Apostle - Founded in 1502, this cathedral was rebuilt after a 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 stunning province. Participants can select each destination to ensure maximum enjoyment at every stop, and they have the flexibility to choose the start time. The tour includes engaging insights into Dominican history, sampling of national beverages, a delightful traditional lunch at a local restaurant, and a stop for a delectable dessert at a chocolate factory. The itinerary features a visit to the San Felipe Fort, constructed in 1577, and a cigar factory to observe the creation of amber and larimar gemstone galleries. A stroll along the vibrant and colorful Calle de las Parasols is included, along with a visit to the renowned Calle Rosada, dedicated to Doña Blanca. Participants will also experience the local lifestyle at the fruit market, explore the central park, and visit the San Felipe Cathedral, established in 1502. The tour showcases the charming Victorian houses built in 1857 and concludes with a refreshing stop at the Malecon, offering a stunning view of the Atlantic Ocean.

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

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