Parque Central, Puerto Plata

Be inmersed in the City of Puerto Plata, North Coast wonder of the DR. With its Victorian Style architechture and warm temperatures and people, take a stroll around the city visiting the Amber Museum, a neo'classical location to visit amber fossils, stones, as part of the heritage of Puerto Plata. Within a couple of minutes walk, arrive to the Umbrella Streets and Paseo de Doña Blanca, where the culture really stands to its name, experience local coffe and other local shops. Visit Central Park, the cathedral, its beautiful pedestrian streets, Fort San Felipe, and the amphitheater. Take in panoramic ocean views and explore one of the most beautiful beaches in the area. Prepare yourself to be in awe, all the way to the top of the mountains, where Isabel de Torres National park is located. Beautiful views, a vast diversity of beautiful flora, and pictures with El Cristo Redentor. Delicious Domincan food, and a rum tasting at the Macorix factory to enhance the experience. Keep in mind transfers and pickups are included at Hotels and Cruise Ports.

We will start the tour knowing the best of the Dominican Republic, we will visit the chocolate and rum factory, we will learn why we are known for amber and larimar in the museum. Then it will be a good time to see a panoramic view of the city, we will learn more about how the locals really live and their tastes, we will also go to the Sombrilla Street, Pink Alley, Central Park with its Cathedral and the San Felipe Fortress. Finally, we will take a picture with the big name of the city to remember. Our tour gives you the option to do something else if time permits (shopping, eating at a restaurant...).

1. Macorix House of Rum, This stop last about 30 minutes Here we will see how Rum, a major export product in Dominican Republic, is made. Guests get to see first hand how different kinds of rum are made and bottled. 2. Parque Central Independencia, This stop last about 30 minutes Here we will visit the famous central park and old Cathedral of San Felipe built before 1863. The Central Park of Puerto Plata has become a perfect place to fully immerse yourself in Dominican culture and customs, since the park is one of the most lively and fun areas of the city. 3. Del Oro Chocolate Factory, This stop last about 30 minutes Here we will see how chocolate is made from the cacao tree all the way to the final product of delicious sweet chocolate. Guests also get to taste all the different forms of chocolate, the fruit, the dried seed, the butter, and finally the different kinds of chocolate. 4. Fortaleza San Felipe, This stop last about 30 minutes Built in 1577 this old fort was the location where the first colonizers to the Dominican Republic imprisoned many fighters for independence of the DR. 5. Temporarily Closed for Remodeling: Mount Isabel de Torres, (We’ve added 2 more stops in the meantime Malecon and Long Beach. 6. Paseo de Dona Blanca, This stop last about 20 minutes Paseo Dona Blanca in Puerto Plata is a unique alleyway created to commemorate the arrival of Mrs. Bianca Franceschini, a pioneer in the development of the early tourism industry in Puerto Plata at the end of the 18th century. This Victorian style alley is painted entirely in pink, including walls, flooring, decorative elements, benches and flowers; a great backdrop for photography that now attracts weddings, birthday and other photo shoots. 7. Umbrella Street, This stop last about 20 minutes Paseo Dona Blanca in Puerto Plata is a unique alleyway created to commemorate the arrival of Mrs. Bianca Franceschini, a pioneer in the development of the early tourism industry in Puerto Plata at the end of the 18th century. This Victorian style alley is painted entirely in pink, including walls, flooring, decorative elements, benches and flowers; a great backdrop for photography that now attracts weddings, birthday and other photo shoots. 8. Dominican Amber Museum, This stop last about 20 minutes The Dominican Amber Museum is located in the center of the city of Puerto Plata, in a Victorian-style house, where it has on display on several floors some of the most impressive stones of Dominican amber, including samples containing animal fossils. 9. El Malecon The Malecon is a must visit in Puerto Plata. It stretches for three kilometers along the seafront, and is easily reached by walking from the town center. 10. Long Beach Long Beach is the highlight and end of the Malecon. It is a very clean beach that offers sun chairs to relax and enjoy this tropical paradise.

Explore the history and culture of Puerto Plata with a guided excursion in the city’s downtown area Visit the island’s most famous , rum factory, cigar factory, central park , boulevard , umbrella street, pink street, Dominican Republic Take in sweeping views of the ocean and step back in time at the See how chocolate is made at one of the island’s chocolate factories you will be love it this beautiful experience and meeting the city with our excellent spoken English tour guide Learn all about Puerto Plata from your tour guide .

Our tour in Puerto Plata begins with a tour of the rum factory, where you can learn about the production of Dominican rum and taste some of the most popular spirits in the country. Afterwards, we will visit the famous Calle de los Paraguas, a beautiful alley adorned with hundreds of multicolored umbrellas that hang over your head. Don’t forget to take some awesome photos for your collection of memories! Next, we will make a stop at Calle de la Rosa, where you can enjoy the Spanish colonial architecture and learn about the history of this city. Then, we will visit the Central Park and the Cathedral, two historical sites that will transport you to another era. Afterwards, we’ll continue with a tour of the cigar factory, where you’ll learn about the tradition and art behind making world-class cigars. You will also get information about amber and larimar, two exclusive gemstones from the Dominican Republic. For those looking for something authentic to take home, we will make a stop at the souvenir market, where you will find a wide variety of artisan products, from amber jewelry to typical Dominican decoration items. The San Felipe Fortress, built in 1577 to protect the city from pirates, will also be part of our tour. This historic fort offers impressive panoramic views of the ocean and the city. Finally, we will end our tour with a visit to a chocolate factory, where you can try some of the best local chocolate. In conclusion, if you are looking for a unique and exciting way to explore Puerto Plata, our comprehensive tour is definitely something you should consider. With the experience of J Carlos Travel, we guarantee that you will have an unforgettable memory of this charming city. We will wait for you!

Save hours researching the best things to do in Puerto Plata and take this featured tour instead. Start the day with a convenient pickup, and then head out on a tour of the Brugal Rum Factory, Fort San Felipe, and Parque Central. The highlight is a cable car ride up Mount Isabel de Torres, and for added convenience, lunch and bottled water along the way are also included. Travel by cable car to Mount Isabel de Torres, located at 2,600 feet (812 m) and offering wonderful panoramic views of the city, here you can admire the majestic statue of Christ the Redeemer symbolizing peace. The Central Park of Puerto Plata has become a perfect place to fully immerse yourself in Dominican culture and customs, since the park is one of the liveliest and most fun areas of the city. About 100 meters from the Central Park on Duarte Street, you will find the Museo del Ambar. An excellent example of Victorian architecture that houses a unique collection of valuable samples of Dominican amber. Located in the bay of Puerto Plata, at the western end of the boardwalk, this construction was built in the 16th century to defend the city from pirates. Now it is only the only vestige of Puerto Plata's colonial past. Residents of Puerto Plata proudly claim that theirs is the most beautiful boulevard (Malecón) in the Dominican Republic. Later, you'll see why when you see the many white-sand beaches that line the city's main avenue, each with a name.

Rent an e-bike in the city of Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, for a safe travel experience. Explore the city on your own or with a guide, and visit the beach, local restaurants, museums, historical sites, and more. Rent an electric bike and explore the city of Puerto Plata at your own pace. Visit the beach, local restaurants, museums, historical sites, and more. Enjoy a safe, economical, and clean mode of transportation. Experience a new method of transport for the city of Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic.

Save hours researching the best things to do in Puerto Plata and take this featured tour instead. Start the day with a convenient pickup, and then head out on a tour of the Brugal Rum Factory, Fort San Felipe, and Parque Central. The highlight is a cable car ride up Mount Isabel de Torres, and for added convenience, lunch and bottled water along the way are also included. Travel by cable car to Mount Isabel de Torres, located at 2,600 feet (812 m) and offering wonderful panoramic views of the city, here you can admire the majestic statue of Christ the Redeemer symbolizing peace. Visit the Central Park of Puerto Plata, a perfect place to fully immerse yourself in Dominican culture and customs. Since the park is one of the liveliest and most fun areas of the city, it has become a popular meeting point. This beautiful park is surrounded by palm trees and beautiful colored Victorian houses. In the center of the park, you will find an impressive gazebo and bandstand that were built at the end of the 19th century and represent the elegance of Victorian architecture. About 100 meters from the Central Park on Duarte Street, you will find the Museo del Ambar. An excellent example of Victorian architecture that houses a unique collection of valuable samples of Dominican amber. Experts say that this amber, known to be the most transparent in the world, qualifies as semi-precious. It is formed from tree sap that has hardened over millions of years, capturing many plant and insect fossils. Located in the bay of Puerto Plata, at the western end of the boardwalk, this construction was built in the 16th century to defend the city from pirates. Now it is only the only vestige of Puerto Plata's colonial past. In the fortress, you can walk between its walls and see the moat that surrounds them. Inside there is a small museum with some historical pieces. Although the most attractive of this place is the lighthouse of Puerto Plata, which dates from 1876, and which is more than 24 m high. Residents of Puerto Plata proudly claim that theirs is the most beautiful boulevard (Malecón) in the Dominican Republic. Later, you'll see why when you see the many white-sand beaches that line the city's main avenue, each with a name. In addition to days on the beach within the city, the boulevard's long, shaded sidewalk is ideal for morning or evening strolls - sunrises here are spectacular.

Unwind on this private tour that combines the visit of Puerto Plata and the best Dominican flavors with laid-back beach time. Start your day soaking up the sun on the beach with fresh coconut water and a rum tasting session. We will introduce you to the differences between the different types of liquor. Next, enjoy a delicious seafood paella lunch at a local fish restaurant. Upgrade to lobster or crab if you're feeling fancy! Explore Puerto Plata's charming old town, including the famous Pink Street and Umbrella Street. Grab the best Dominican coffee and homemade ice cream on the main square. Indulge in some delightful organic cocoa treats at a chocolate factory. Discover another beach and savor a true pinacolada served in a pineapple! More cocktails are also available for your enjoyment. Wrap up your Puerto Plata food adventure with a taste of typical street food: a savory empanada filled with cheese, meat, or egg. Get to know our city and coastline, while indulging in delicious food and drinks made with high-quality rum.

Rent an e-bike in the city of Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, for a safe travel experience. Explore the city on your own or with a guide, and visit the beach, local restaurants, museums, historical sites, and more. Rent an electric bike and explore the city of Puerto Plata at your own pace. Visit the beach, local restaurants, museums, historical sites, and more. Enjoy a safe, economical, and clean mode of transportation. Experience a new method of transport for the city of Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic.