Tours

Paseo Doña Blanca in Puerto Plata is a distinctive alleyway established to honor the arrival of Mrs. Bianca Franceschini, a trailblazer in the early tourism industry in Puerto Plata at the end of the 18th century. This Victorian-style alleyway is entirely painted in pink, from the walls and flooring to the decorative elements, benches, and flowers. Its unique aesthetic makes it a popular backdrop for photography, drawing in weddings, birthday celebrations, and other photo shoots.

If you’re seeking a vibrant and unforgettable experience in Puerto Plata, make sure to visit the enchanting Umbrella Street. Situated in the heart of the city, this colorful and whimsical street has become a must-see destination for both locals and tourists.

Join us on a virtual tour of Umbrella Street, where we’ll reveal its captivating beauty and share the story behind its creation. From its history to the positive impact it has had on the local community, we’ll uncover all the fascinating details. Prepare to be mesmerized by the cascading colors and the charming atmosphere of Umbrella Street in Puerto Plata!

Macorix House of Rum offers rum enthusiasts a quick yet enriching experience, where you can not only taste the liquor but also learn about the history and evolution of the brand. Make sure to visit Macorix House of Rum on your next trip to Puerto Plata!

The incomparable experience at the Dominican Amber Museum holds hundreds of mysteries and wonders from approximately 60 million years ago.

In addition to displaying fossils, it pays homage to the history of this semi-precious stone and the magnificent works created by artisans.

Fortaleza San Felipe is a historic fortress perched on the edge of Puerto Plata, a city on the northern coast of the Dominican Republic. This venerable structure has stood watch over the coastline for centuries, playing a crucial role in defending the Dominican shoreline from pirates and invaders. Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, its resilient walls bear the stories of bygone eras, offering a window into the colonial history of the Dominican Republic.