Puerto Plata Private Tour: Umbrella St, Rum, Fortress

Ron Macorix was born in 1899, by the Carrion family of the town of San Pedro de Macorís, a place considered by many as a land of poets, artists and sugar cane. 110 years later, Ron Macorix became part of the Vinicola del Norte family of the port city of Puerto Plata, uniting two emblematic rum-producing towns of the Dominican Republic. ADDITIONAL COST US$5 per person

The street of umbrellas or umbrellas, Vitt'st Umbrella Street Local Flavors is a space located on San Felipe street in Puerto Plata, created with the aim of motivating residents of the city as well as national and international tourists to Pursue their goals and dreams, encourage the culture of positivism and inspire them to live new vibes. An experience of color, crafts, music and cuisine from Umbrella Street with its customs on the street of Puerto Plata umbrellas.

Thanks to the historical weight that this park has, it has become a national symbol, since this park was built in honor of General Luperón, who gave this beautiful construction to Puerto Plata when it was the Dominican capital. One of the main hallmarks of the park's identity is its privileged position, since in its surroundings you can take the opportunity to visit buildings of great historical importance, such as the Cathedral of San Felipe Apóstol, the House of Culture or the Municipal Town Hall.

A key point in the history of Puerto Plata, the San Felipe Fortress was built by the Spanish in the 16th century to defend the north coast of the country from the English and Dutch, as well as French pirates in search of the abundant gold and silver of Puerto Plata. area. It is considered one of the most important colonial military structures in the Caribbean, it was completed in 1577 and later served as a prison until the years of the dictator Trujillo. Today it is a museum displaying the original cannons facing the Atlantic, ancient weapons, and numerous secret chambers. It offers spectacular views over the coast of Puerto Plata and watching the sunset from the foot of the fortress, next to La Puntilla Park, is a daily activity for the people of Puerto Plata.