Explore: Best Place In Dominican Republic
This city highlights tour includes a cable car ride, a bird's eye view of the ocean, and a visit to the exotic National Park of Isabela Peak before enjoying a traditional lunch.
Explore Puerto Plata on this extended city tour! You'll spend roughly 7 hours with us discovering the real Dominican Republic. Our tour guide is fluent in Polish, English, German, French, and Spanish.
You'll drive about, but we'll also take the cable car up Mount Isabel and walk through the colonial city core and the coastal promenade Malecon.
Enjoy the cable car ride and the bird's eye view of the seaside and Puerto Plata city. Take a stroll around the exotic Isabela Peak National Park. In the botanical garden, you may enjoy the vibrant nature.
Then explore the colonial city, which includes Independence Park, the Saint Philip Cathedral, the colourful old wooden houses surrounding it, and the famed Umbrella Street and Dona Blanca Passage. Try a street vendor's fresh coconut! Have some time to relax with a nice beer or a cup of Dominican coffee. If you like, you can buy some souvenirs here. Explore the Saint Philip Fortress and the fishing boats on the Malecon beachside boulevard.
Lunch will be a traditional Dominican meal of fish or beef with rice and beans in the afternoon. It's known as the "bandera dominicana" or "Dominican flag." You will make special arrangements for you if you are a vegetarian or vegan. Soft drinks are provided throughout the meal.
After the meal, you will visit the Macorix House of Rum factory, where you can sample various rum and sugar cane liquors. It'll transport you to the Caribbean.
The Dominican Republic is the world's largest producer of organic chocolate. You'll get to try organic chocolate at a facility in Puerto Plata.
Finally, you can stop by the store for a bit to do some Dominican shopping: rum, coffee, cacao, and so on, all at reasonable local costs.
You'll be astonished at how much you can do on the Puerto Plata City Tour. It'll be a day filled with beautiful memories of the Dominican Republic! There is no time to waste, so take it all.
