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.

Here we will visit the famous central park and old Cathedral of San Felipe built before 1863

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.

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.

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 is optional due to high amount of traffic lately, lines are currently 3-4 hours long and with time working against because cruise schedule, it is not possible). 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.

In this beautiful place you will find a total of 178 multi colored umbrellas, falling from a base that acts as the roof on the street, creating a cozy atmosphere where people will have the opportunity to capture beautiful photographs or interesting videos with their good times.

The Kite Street! One of the newest tourist attractions that Puerto Plata has to offers. This stop is full of color and beauty.

Residents of Puerto Plata proudly declare that this is the most beautiful beachfront boulevard in the Dominican Republic. You will understand it when you see multiple white sand beaches that line the main avenue of the city, each one with its name. Aside from beach days in the city center, the long, shaded boulevard sidewalk is ideal for morning or evening walks. Here the sunrises here are spectacular. You can also stop at one of the various bars and restaurants that line the Malecón. . Numerous events take place along the boulevard throughout the year, including the Puerto Plata Carnival.

If you want to try our typical rich flavored Dominican dish, we have the perfect local spot where you will never forget. This restaurant will treat you like family. The fresh food is cooked daily with local natural spices. Here you will find specialty dishes like chicken and or beef stew, rice, beans, green salad and delicious fried plantains. You can not leave without topping this stop of with a nice cold Presidente beer!

Panoranmic View. This stop will leave you breathless. One of the highest points in Puerto Plata is this stop. Here you can see beautiful mansions as well local class style living. The cruise ships and port are a site to admire from here. This stop is perfect for when the lines are 3-4 hours to take the cable car up to Mt Isabel de Torres. In the distance you can see the cable car, the statue of Jesus and miles and miles of beautiful beach coast line.

Long Beach in Puerto Plata is a hidden gem along the northern coast of the Dominican Republic, offering visitors a serene and picturesque setting for a quick beach tour. As you arrive at Long Beach, you are greeted by soft white sands and crystal-clear turquoise waters that beckon you to take a refreshing dip or simply relax on the shore. The beach is relatively small compared to some of the more popular beaches in the area, providing a more intimate and secluded