Well-priced, all-inclusive beach resorts are the norm around Puerto Plata. Take a cable car to the peak of Mount Isabel de Torres, enjoy a concert at an amphitheater facing the Atlantic Ocean, visit the 16th-century San Felipe Fortress. Explore the nearby falls of Damajagua, snorkel off the beautiful island of Cayo Arena or play a round of golf in spectacular surroundings. Then discover the neighboring towns of Cabarete, a kite-boarding hub, and Sosúa, a picturesque beach spot.
Restaurants in Puerto Plata
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For lovers of cocoa and chocolate, Hacienda Cufa opens its doors and offers a demonstrative artisan tour of chocolate production, through all its stages, to the manual production of pure chocolate, as has been done for decades. Let yourself be captivated by the stories of the Mercado family and make your own chocolate in an unforgettable experience that will tell you the secret of happiness.
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We are an a cultural institution, whose primary fundamentals are highlighting the figure of our National Hero General Gregorio Luperon. Besides being a compendium of the lifestyle of the 19th century. We are a historic cultural center a place of education and entertainment, provided that such spaces are necessary for cultural and social life of all people.
This was a well done museum tour walk thru with guide (for free- but tip at the end). Our guide was very nice and spoke well in English. She had only been working there a few months but seemed interested in what she was teaching us. The exhbits are small and it is a quick tour but completely important when traveling in the DR to understand the important of General Luperon. It was clean, air conditioned, and inexpensive. Do it!
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Umbrella Street It is a street with a lot of tourist attraction, such as umbrellas, a coffee bar with chairs outside so that visitors can enjoy the whole place, so that they can take pictures to remember, we have a chocolate museum, a museum tobacco.
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One of the first European forts to be constructed in the Americas.
Interesting fort on the edge of town. Locals have tables setup close to sell souvenirs. There are also donkey photos available with several locals. They offer guided tours of the fort and self walk tours.
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Puerto Plata's Malecon is beautiful and easily accessible. You can walk along the ocean line, sit for a while, and/or visit the stores and restaurants along the way. Loved the Neptune statue on one of the rocks.
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Excursions are great for exploring, and there’s lot of choice, including exotic downtown Puerto Plata. This square is picturesque and includes the pleasant Cathedral.
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