Puerto Plata

This cable car offers a great view over Puerto Plata. At the top of the hill, you will have access to a lovely botanical garden.

If you like fishing, go with High Z. Very well known in Puerto Plata, the experienced captains and crew know the best places to catch the biggest fish! Sometimes, you can even see whales on your way.

There is an abundance of Victorian-era architecture in Puerto Plata's historic city centre. The colorful houses have been undergoing restoration over the past decade, and can be seen in Calle Duarte, Calle Separación, Calle Beller and Calle Ariza.

There are many ways to explore Mount Isabel de Torres and plenty of reward for making it to the top! Check out the cable car if you’re not into hiking.

Cofresí Beach has a long stretch of golden sand that's perfect for swimming and surfing. Locals mainly use the public area on Sundays.

Drop by here when you're strolling through the park. An art gallery has revolving exhibits that will help you understand how much talent there is in this country. You may even wish to buy from a budding artist. This Victorian building also has workshops for those talented in dance and music.

The multimillion-dollar Ocean World Adventure Park has marine and wildlife interactive programs. Take advantage of the dolphin and sea lion shows, a double-dolphin swim, a tropical reef aquarium, seeing stingrays, shark tanks, a rain forest, and a Tiger Grotto inhabited by Bengal tigers.

Playa Dorada is beloved for its soft sand, reefs for snorkeling, clear waters that invite for swimming, and more. This is also a good place for windsurfing, water-skiing, and fishing.

For those seeking snorkeling, head an hour and a half away to Playa Grande. Here you'll find the Gri Gri lagoon, perfect for snorkeling. The shipwreck site of the Concepción is another one of its attractions.