, This stop last about 30 minutes.  Here we will visit the famous central park and old Cathedral of San Felipe built before 1863

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.

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.

This stop last about 1 hour 30 minutes.  Here you will ride a cable car up the Dominican Republic's 20th highest peak. You will see the beautiful silver coastline of Puerto Plata and at the top of the mountain be able to explore botanical gardens, scenic backdrops, and the famous statue of Jesus with arms open wide.

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.

This stop last about 20 minutes.  The Puerto Plata Umbrella Street is a vibrant and enchanting attraction that has become a beloved landmark in the heart of the city. This captivating installation features a canopy of colorful umbrellas suspended above the streets, creating a whimsical and picturesque scene that delights visitors and locals alike. The umbrellas provide a striking burst of color and offer a respite from the sun, while also serving as a unique backdrop for memorable photos and a cheerful symbol of the city's lively spirit. As visitors stroll beneath the kaleidoscope of umbrellas, they are enveloped in a playful and magical ambiance that adds a touch of joy and wonder to their exploration of Puerto Plata.

The Umbrella Street has quickly become a must-see destination in Puerto Plata, drawing crowds who are eager to experience its captivating beauty and charm. Whether it's a leisurely walk, a lively social media photo opportunity, or simply a moment of pure delight, the Umbrella Street offers a delightful sensory experience that has transformed the cityscape into a dynamic and visually stunning outdoor art installation. As a testament to the city's creativity and dedication to fostering a welcoming and visually captivating environment, the Puerto Plata Umbrella Street has undoubtedly become an iconic and cherished gem within the city's cultural tapestry.

This stop last about 20 minutes.  The Dominican Amber Museum, located in Puerto Plata, is a renowned institution dedicated to showcasing the rich history and geological significance of amber in the Dominican Republic. The museum offers visitors a fascinating journey through the world of amber, featuring an extensive collection of ancient amber artifacts, including exquisitely preserved insects, plants, and other prehistoric specimens that have been encapsulated in this semi-precious gemstone for millions of years.

Visitors to the museum have the opportunity to learn about the formation of amber, its extraction, and its cultural and scientific significance. The museum provides an engaging and educational experience, allowing guests to explore the various uses of amber throughout history, from its role in jewelry and adornments to its use in traditional medicine and folklore. Additionally, the museum often offers demonstrations and workshops that provide insight into the process of working with amber, making it a must-visit destination for those interested in natural history, geology, and the cultural heritage of the Dominican Republic.