The Sea Lion ShowPhoto by Anonymous
The honeymoon couple ..a great day out!! Met up...Photo by Jeremy R
One of the bridges to cross. Only 4 people cou...Photo by Eric G
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in th...Photo by Anonymous
The finalePhoto by Anonymous
Tobacco leaves drying in the cigar shop. Photo by Eric G
Sea Lions entertaining the crowdPhoto by Anonymous
just cruising along Photo by Jeremy R
The water was so clear, we could see everything.Photo by Anonymous
So, dolphins are surprisingly more obedient than c...Photo by Devin D, USA
Dolphin show, wow!Photo by Anthony C, United Kingdom
A Celebration of CarnivalPhoto by Anonymous
Overcoming her fear to feed the sharkPhoto by Anonymous
The big bull sea lion, resting up for his next tri...Photo by Anonymous
Riding through the town Photo by Eric G
some of the coastline scenery along the way ...Photo by Jeremy R
Swimming with the sharksPhoto by Anonymous
The tour guide said that these people work for ...Photo by Eric G
Check him out, don't worry, he wont sting.Photo by Devin D, USA
This poor girl was absolutely petrified of the sha...Photo by Anonymous
Puerto Plata
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Puerto Plata is a glittering name in the Dominican Republic's vacation and all-inclusive resort scene. It is the gateway to Playa Dorada, a huge complex of more than a dozen all-inclusive resorts and a premier jet-set destination in the Caribbean.
Within two hours' drive of Puerto Plata's international airport, you'll find all the best that the DR's north coast has to offer - water sports and beach nightlife in the kitesurfing town of Cabarete, mountain biking in the coastal hills, the celebrated 27 waterfalls of Damajagua, sleepy little Dominican towns, and mile after mile of that famous Caribbean sand.
Puerto Plata Suggested Itineraries
Puerto Plata, or “Port of Silver” was discovered by Columbus way back in 1502, but has only recently become popular as more and more tourists have begun to discover it since the 1980s. Each year ... Continue Reading »
Puerto Plata Beaches
Puerto Plata or “Port of Silver” was so named by Christopher Columbus in 1502 because of the misty silver hue created by the leaves of an indigenous tree. While the island might not have had any ... Continue Reading »
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