Teleférico de Puerto Plata e Loma Isabel de Torres
A 1975 cable car rises about 790 meters to the top of Loma Isabel de Torres, with an open-armed Christ statue, a botanical garden and views of the entire Amber Coast.
Puerto Plata · the Dominican Republic Capital
In the destination Puerto Plata, Sosúa and Cabarete.
In the photo: Fortaleza San Felipe
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The city
Puerto Plata is the main city on the north coast, with a center of wooden Victorian houses around Parque Central, the 16th-century Fortaleza San Felipe by the seafront, and the Amber Museum. A cable car rises to Loma Isabel de Torres, with a Christ statue and a garden at the top. To the east lies Playa Dorada; inland are the Damajagua waterfalls.
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The local experience
A 1975 cable car rises about 790 meters to the top of Loma Isabel de Torres, with an open-armed Christ statue, a botanical garden and views of the entire Amber Coast.
A Spanish fortress from 1577 on the tip of Puerto Plata’s malecón, the only colonial building remaining in the city, with a small museum and views of the harbor.
A museum in a Victorian house in downtown Puerto Plata dedicated to Dominican amber, with pieces that preserve insects, plants and even small animals trapped millions of years ago.
The golden-sand beach east of Puerto Plata, with coconut palms and Atlantic waters, in front of a hotel complex and golf course.
A sequence of 27 waterfalls and pools in a limestone canyon near Imbert, descended by jumping, sliding and swimming, with helmet and life vest.