Taino Bay, Puerto Plata

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Puerto Plata !

A magical place also known as “The bride of the Atlantic” Puerto Plata has slowly become one of the top spots for tourists worldwide. It is known for its victorian architecture, green surroundings, mountains, and sea. The name, Puerto Plata, was given by Christopher Columbus. He named it after witnessing the magnificent view of the clouds shining over the Loma Isabel de Torres that illuminates the vast blue coast.

Fun fact: Puerto Plata was the first place Christopher Columbus arrived on January 12th, 1493.

Things to do in Puerto Plata? Doña Blanca Alley

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Puerto Plata !

A magical place also known as “The bride of the Atlantic” Puerto Plata has slowly become one of the top spots for tourists worldwide. It is known for its victorian architecture, green surroundings, mountains, and sea. The name, Puerto Plata, was given by Christopher Columbus. He named it after witnessing the magnificent view of the clouds shining over the Loma Isabel de Torres that illuminates the vast blue coast.

Fun fact: Puerto Plata was the first place Christopher Columbus arrived on January 12th, 1493.

Things to do in Puerto Plata? Central Park

Central Park

Want to learn more about Puerto Plata? You must visit Central Park! This is the meeting point for Puertoplateños and tourists. You can have a fresh coconut or popsicle, or just relax while enjoying the surroundings. This park is home to the City Council and the famous St. Philip the Apostle Cathedral.

Umbrella Street

178 umbrellas grace the famous Umbrella Street of Puerto Plata, a brilliant spot located in the cultural area of the city. Chocolate, cigars, ice cream, taste the delicacies of the Dominican Republic and take a picture for the memory.

Amber Museum

This museum, founded in 1982, gives us the most important information about this precious vegetable fossil. Walk through the different variations of amber and learn more about its importance through a walk filled with fun facts.

San Felipe Fortress

The San Felipe Fortress is one of the most important historical sites in the Caribbean. Built in the 16th century by the Spanish, it served to protect Puerto Plata from pirates and corsairs. Now, the fortress is a museum where you can learn about the history of this area.

Doña Blanca Alley

This iconic magenta alley honors Mrs. Bianca Franceschini, the Pioneer in tourism in Puerto Plata. A must-do on your visit, don’t forget to take cool pictures and have fun!

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Puerto Plata !

A magical place also known as “The bride of the Atlantic” Puerto Plata has slowly become one of the top spots for tourists worldwide. It is known for its victorian architecture, green surroundings, mountains, and sea. The name, Puerto Plata, was given by Christopher Columbus. He named it after witnessing the magnificent view of the clouds shining over the Loma Isabel de Torres that illuminates the vast blue coast.

Fun fact: Puerto Plata was the first place Christopher Columbus arrived on January 12th, 1493.

Things to do in Puerto Plata? Umbrella Street

Umbrella Street

178 umbrellas grace the famous Umbrella Street of Puerto Plata, a brilliant spot located in the cultural area of the city. Chocolate, cigars, ice cream, taste the delicacies of the Dominican Republic and take a picture for the memory.

Amber Museum

This museum, founded in 1982, gives us the most important information about this precious vegetable fossil. Walk through the different variations of amber and learn more about its importance through a walk filled with fun facts.

San Felipe Fortress

The San Felipe Fortress is one of the most important historical sites in the Caribbean. Built in the 16th century by the Spanish, it served to protect Puerto Plata from pirates and corsairs. Now, the fortress is a museum where you can learn about the history of this area.

Doña Blanca Alley

This iconic magenta alley honors Mrs. Bianca Franceschini, the Pioneer in tourism in Puerto Plata. A must-do on your visit, don’t forget to take cool pictures and have fun!

Central Park

Want to learn more about Puerto Plata? You must visit Central Park! This is the meeting point for Puertoplateños and tourists. You can have a fresh coconut or popsicle, or just relax while enjoying the surroundings. This park is home to the City Council and the famous St. Philip the Apostle Cathedral.

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Plata !

A magical place also known as “The bride of the Atlantic” Puerto Plata has slowly become one of the top spots for tourists worldwide. It is known for its victorian architecture, green surroundings, mountains, and sea. The name, Puerto Plata, was given by Christopher Columbus. He named it after witnessing the magnificent view of the clouds shining over the Loma Isabel de Torres that illuminates the vast blue coast.

Fun fact: Puerto Plata was the first place Christopher Columbus arrived on January 12th, 1493.

Things to do in Puerto Plata? Amber Museum

Amber Museum

This museum, founded in 1982, gives us the most important information about this precious vegetable fossil. Walk through the different variations of amber and learn more about its importance through a walk filled with fun facts.

San Felipe Fortress

The San Felipe Fortress is one of the most important historical sites in the Caribbean. Built in the 16th century by the Spanish, it served to protect Puerto Plata from pirates and corsairs. Now, the fortress is a museum where you can learn about the history of this area.

Doña Blanca Alley

This iconic magenta alley honors Mrs. Bianca Franceschini, the Pioneer in tourism in Puerto Plata. A must-do on your visit, don’t forget to take cool pictures and have fun!

Central Park

Want to learn more about Puerto Plata? You must visit Central Park! This is the meeting point for Puertoplateños and tourists. You can have a fresh coconut or popsicle, or just relax while enjoying the surroundings. This park is home to the City Council and the famous St. Philip the Apostle Cathedral.

Umbrella Street

178 umbrellas grace the famous Umbrella Street of Puerto Plata, a brilliant spot located in the cultural area of the city. Chocolate, cigars, ice cream, taste the delicacies of the Dominican Republic and take a picture for the memory.

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Puerto Plata !

A magical place also known as “The bride of the Atlantic” Puerto Plata has slowly become one of the top spots for tourists worldwide. It is known for its victorian architecture, green surroundings, mountains, and sea. The name, Puerto Plata, was given by Christopher Columbus. He named it after witnessing the magnificent view of the clouds shining over the Loma Isabel de Torres that illuminates the vast blue coast.

Fun fact: Puerto Plata was the first place Christopher Columbus arrived on January 12th, 1493.

Things to do in Puerto Plata? San Felipe Fortress

San Felipe Fortress

The San Felipe Fortress is one of the most important historical sites in the Caribbean. Built in the 16th century by the Spanish, it served to protect Puerto Plata from pirates and corsairs. Now, the fortress is a museum where you can learn about the history of this area.

Doña Blanca Alley

This iconic magenta alley honors Mrs. Bianca Franceschini, the Pioneer in tourism in Puerto Plata. A must-do on your visit, don’t forget to take cool pictures and have fun!

Central Park

Want to learn more about Puerto Plata? You must visit Central Park! This is the meeting point for Puertoplateños and tourists. You can have a fresh coconut or popsicle, or just relax while enjoying the surroundings. This park is home to the City Council and the famous St. Philip the Apostle Cathedral.

Umbrella Street

178 umbrellas grace the famous Umbrella Street of Puerto Plata, a brilliant spot located in the cultural area of the city. Chocolate, cigars, ice cream, taste the delicacies of the Dominican Republic and take a picture for the memory.

Amber Museum

This museum, founded in 1982, gives us the most important information about this precious vegetable fossil. Walk through the different variations of amber and learn more about its importance through a walk filled with fun facts.

Taino Bay is a must. Must party, must do, must enjoy.

Must party, must do, must enjoy. Taino Bay is a must. Must party, must do, must enjoy. Taino Bay is a must. Must party, must do, must enjoy. Taino Bay is a must.

Welcome to your new favourite gateway: Taino Bay .

A port with Dominican charm, Taino Bay is a place you will remember forever. Every corner was designed to create a unique experience for our visitors, fusing comfort with the warmth of the Puerto Plata community.

The port has 3 berthing positions for large cruise ships and it has the capacity to receive up to 14,000 passengers.

Upon your arrival, you will find a unique retail experience, delicious restaurants, and fun experiences created with you in mind.

FAQs

What can I find in Taino Bay?

Taino Bay is a cruise port with activities for the whole family. Restaurants, clothing and souvenir stores, a swimming pool, and incredible experiences.

Do you have activities inside the port?

Of course, we do! In our port, you will enjoy swimming pools and recreational shows during your stay. We also have the Monkey Island experience. Here you can meet and interact with squirrel monkeys. We recommend this activity to visitors from 5 years up!

Can I visit Taino Bay even if I´m not traveling by cruise?

We are happy to know you wish to visit us! Currently, Taino Bay is not open to the general public. We will let you know if we have activities so you can come and visit us.