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Cruises from San Juan, Puerto Rico offer a magical blend of natural island charm and man-made wonders. Historic San Juan, once nothing more than cobblestone streets and the distinctive architecture of the Spanish who founded it, is now a modern world capital. And, as you’ll see on Carnival’s cruises from Puerto Rico, it’s kept these classical features! Among the peaceful shaded courtyards and commanding colonial fortresses of El Morro and San Cristobal, urban explorers will find a cosmopolitan city of wide boulevards, lively cafés, highly-regarded galleries and designer boutiques… not to mention gold-sand beaches and nearby rainforest jungles. San Juan, Puerto Rico is where the old world meets the new — and you can enjoy them both when you choose one of our cruises from San Juan.

• Castillo San Felipe del Morro (a.k.a. “El Morro”) features amazing history and the best view of the San Juan harbor.
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• Vieques is an island's island — literally, featuring amazing beaches and found off the coast of Puerto Rico.
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7 Incredible Cruises That Visit Puerto Rico

Here are our top picks for the best cruises to Puerto Rico and other beach destinations in 2023 and 2024.

Puerto Rico 's history, culture, food, and sunny shores have made the island a favorite travel destination for many years. Home to the oldest city in the United States, San Juan is a popular cruise port for visitors who want to experience the city, and many return to spend more time there and venture to other parts of the island as well.

The mountains, rainforest, white-sand beaches, friendly people, and vibrant atmosphere are a few of Puerto Rico 's features that attract cruise fans. The opportunity to explore the popular port with the convenience and luxury of a cruise ship keeps San Juan on a variety of itineraries.

Here are a few of our top picks for the best cruises to Puerto Rico and other beach destinations .

Holland America

Seven-day Eastern Caribbean Cruise

The cruise begins in Fort Lauderdale in late afternoon, giving guests time to visit the city's shops along Las Olas Boulevard or cruise the Intracoastal Waterway on an old-fashioned paddle wheeler. The next day is spent at sea, and guests can enjoy the Nieuw Amsterdam 's restaurants, casino, spa, and entertainment. For voyagers aged 3 to 17, there's the Kids Club, featuring supervised games, sports, arts and crafts, and themed parties.

The ship arrives in Grand Turk, Turks & Caicos , for a day of snorkeling, diving, fishing, or kayaking. Then it's on to San Juan, Puerto Rico, the next day for an afternoon and evening visit. You can opt into a shore excursion in the El Yunque National Rainforest or spend the day exploring Old San Juan, with its colorful architecture and rich history, on your own.

The next port is St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where guests can relax on the beach, snorkel, shop in Charlotte Amalie, or enjoy views from some of the Caribbean's highest viewpoints. For a thrilling experience, there's the Sea Trek Helmet Dive at Coral World Ocean Park with a guided walk along an underwater trail. After a day at sea, the ship arrives in Half Moon Cay, Bahamas, for a day at the beach, snorkeling, kayaking, horseback riding, or hiking before returning to Fort Lauderdale the following morning.

Oceania Cruises

Shimmering Strands

This 10-night Caribbean cruise departs from Miami for two days at sea aboard Sirena , where guests can enjoy dining at a variety of restaurants, indulge at Aquamar Spa, work out at the fitness center, gamble at the casino, or enjoy evening entertainment at one of the lounges or piano bar. On day four, the ship arrives at St. John's, Antigua, for a day of scenic drives, deep-sea fishing, or relaxing at the beach.

The next port is Castries, St. Lucia , an island capital with banana farms, rugged green peaks, and a charming marketplace. Activities here include bicycling through the rainforest, snorkeling, and kayaking in the bright blue ocean waters.

Next, head to Gustavia, St. Barts , where you can enjoy the unspoiled natural landscape and Swedish-French culture before the ship continues toward San Juan, Puerto Rico , for a visit to historic Old San Juan , a day at the beach, an excursion to the Museum of Art, or a Saint John the Baptist Cathedral tour.

From San Juan, the cruise heads to Puerto Plata on the northern coast of the Dominican Republic , known as the Amber Coast for its rich deposits of resin. After a day at sea, the ship stops in the Bahamas before returning to Miami.

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Caribbean: Curacao and Aruba Cruise

This seven-day cruise aboard Norwegian Viva embarks from San Juan, where guests can explore Puerto Rico before or after their sailing. Built in 2023, the Norwegian Viva offers guests onboard activities like 10-story slides, a three-level go-kart race track, and an immersive art gallery. There's a variety of dining spots, lounges, a whiskey bar, a cigar lounge, a spa, and a Starbucks. For young cruisers, there's the Aqua Park and Splash Academy.

The first stop is Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic for snorkeling with sea turtles, surfing, and touring rum and cigar factories. The ship then arrives at Oranjestad, Aruba , for a tour of Dutch colonial buildings, a submarine ride, a Land Rover safari, or a trip to an aloe farm. The next port is Willemstad, Curacao, where guests can tour the island's candy-colored architecture, swim with dolphins, or visit the limestone Hato Caves.

The next stop is Kralendijk, Bonaire, for coral reef diving or catamaran sailing. In Castries, St. Lucia , options include everything from seeing the world's only drive-in volcanic crater to visiting the Diamond Falls Botanical Gardens and Mineral Baths. The next day is spent in St. Kitts with white-sand beaches, shopping, and dining at seaside restaurants. From there, the ship returns to San Juan the following day.

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Boston Sights, Warm Caribbean Nights

The all-suite Star Pride , completely renovated in 2021, carries 312 guests and offers new public areas, a spa, an infinity pool, a fitness area, and dining venues. Departing from Boston , the ship spends two days at sea as it cruises south to Hamilton, Bermuda . There, experiences include a guided driving tour and an opportunity to snorkel among one of Bermuda's famous shipwrecks. In St. George's, Bermuda, the next two days, guests can tour the historic Old Town on foot or by van.

Two more days at sea on the way to Gustavia in St. Barts give guests an opportunity to relax and enjoy the ship's amenities. In St. Barts, options include a sunset Champagne cruise, a self-guided rental car tour, a catamaran trip with snorkeling, and an excursion aboard a semi-submersible to look for green turtles and fish among the coral reefs.

The next day, the ship arrives at Basseterre, St. Kitts, where guests can ride a century-old scenic railway, tour one of the oldest towns in the eastern Caribbean, experience local cuisine at Fairview Great House & Tropical Garden, or explore underwater in a snorkel safari. The next port is Virgin Gorda for excursions that include a snorkel adventure and a safari bus trip to The Baths and the white sands of Devil's Bay. The last port is San Juan, and guests can tour the Ron del Barrilito rum factory or tour historic Old San Juan .

14-day Leeward Island Jewels Cruise

The cruise begins in Miami where guests board the Seabourn Sojourn for two days at sea before arriving in San Juan, where they can tour the city, the beaches, and El Yunque Rainforest.

The next port is Marigot, St. Martin, where guests can enjoy the capital of this Dutch-French island. Take in views of the Riviera village, browse shops stocked in Gallic goods, and take the opportunity to ride aboard a sailing yacht.

Iles des Saintes, off the coast of Guadeloupe, is the next port and offers a glimpse of the Caribbean of the past. Next, enjoy the beaches, rainforest, and French atmosphere of the Caribbean island of Martinique before heading to Bridgetown, Barbados , where you’ll find historic buildings, delicious cuisine, and rum distilleries. In Saint Lucia, visit the Pitons or snorkel one of Jacques Cousteau’s favorite dive spots. And then, in St. Johns, Antigua and Barbuda, guests can snorkel, kayak, zip line, or relax on a sunset catamaran cruise.

Next, the ship heads to Carambola Beach, Saint Kitts and Nevis , home to luxurious beach clubs and restaurants. Guests can journey around the island on the St. Kitts Scenic Railway, tour the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Brimstone Hill Fortress, or embark on a snorkeling adventure.

In Jost Van Dyke in the British Virgin Islands , guests can snorkel or grab a signature Painkiller cocktail in White Bay. After two days at sea enjoying Seabourn Sojourn 's salon, restaurants, bars, and small-ship amenities, the ship returns to Miami.

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13-day Amazon and Caribbean Adventure

The cruise boards in San Juan and spends the next day there, giving guests time to explore Old San Juan, El Yunque Rainforest, and the plush Condado District before sailing away to Antigua and Barbuda where guests can take a catamaran cruise, tie-dying class, sugar plantation tour, or spend a relaxing day on the beach. Next, the ship docks in Castries, St. Lucia with options for an aerial tram ride over the forest canopy, a cooking class, or a catamaran cruise. The next port is Bridgetown, Barbados, home of Mt. Gay Rum, St. Nicholas Abbey Rum Distillery, and stunning beaches.

The ship cruises the Atlantic the next day, and guests can enjoy the small-ship amenities, restaurants, infinity pool, and entertainment before arriving in French Guiana, once a French penal colony. After another day at sea, the ship arrives at the mouth of the Amazon to begin sailing the mighty river.

The ship visits the small city of Santarém, founded in 1661, where the Amazon and Tapajós Rivers meet. The next day, the ship reaches Parintins, a river island, for a folklore performance, the Boi Bumbá, a theatrical tradition. One thousand miles upriver from the Atlantic, the ship reaches Manaus, the most populous city in the Amazon basin, for an overnight stay with excursions that include a boat cruise, a motor coach tour, a jungle trek, a birdwatching tour, and a culinary adventure. The next day, guests disembark for the trip home or for additional exploring of the historic city.

Royal Caribbean Cruises

Seven-night Southern Caribbean Cruise

This cruise begins in San Juan where guests board Rhapsody of the Seas for a jam-packed week of Caribbean destinations . The first port is St. Croix, where you can tour rum distilleries; dine on fresh seafood with French, Thai, and Dutch flavors; and lounge on sugar-sand beaches. Next, head to Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, with sandy beaches, colonial history, and delicious food specialties like conch fritters and coconut patties.

Basseterre, St. Kitts is the next day’s port, and guests can hike the Mount Liamuiga volcano, see sugarcane in the countryside from a double-decker railcar, or kayak the crystal clear water. On the fifth day, you'll visit the island nation of St. Lucia. Explore it capital, Castries, by catamaran or on foot around the peaks of the Pitons, or relax in the thermal pools of Soufriere. Bridgetown, Barbados , next on the itinerary, is home to colonial buildings, open-air markets, and pink-sand beaches . Guests can journey in a solar-powered tram into Harrison's Cave, where they'll see waterfalls, pools, and stalactite formations, or they can explore the Barbados Wildlife Reserve in a 4x4 vehicle.   

After a day at sea, the ship returns to San Juan, and guests can continue exploring the city with a walking tour of Old San Juan and a dinner of local cuisine, like mofongo (fried green plantains) or bacalaitos (codfish fritters).

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Cruises from San Juan depart year-round. Old San Juan is rich in Spanish tradition, with iconic blue cobblestone streets and colonial architecture. This historic section of the Puerto Rican city is easily seen on foot, and cruise passengers can shop for handcrafted works, relax in a shaded park or tour El Morro, a 16th-century Spanish fortress overlooking the sea. New San Juan is distinctly elegant with lavish resorts, great restaurants and grand casinos. Visitors can enjoy an outing to El Yunque, the only tropical rain forest in the U.S. national forest system, or join in on shore excursions that include the likes of deep-sea fishing, snorkeling, diving and even kayaking on a bioluminescent bay.

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Founded in 1521, San Juan's picturesque cobblestone streets, plazas and chapels reflect its Spanish heritage. But the second oldest city in the Americas also boasts fine beaches, lush rainforests, verdant mountainsides, imposing forts and a lovely tropical climate. Looking for a cruise to San Juan? Read all about why you should cruise from San Juan .

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The most memorable cruises don’t necessarily need to take place in the classic exotic destinations. Rather the contrary even, they often are in other, surprisingly different places. Cruises through Norway’s epic fjords or along the majestic coasts of Alaska, for example, are magnificent. Another cruise hub that may come as somewhat of a surprise is Boston, Massachusetts.

There are a large number of interesting itineraries and cruise destinations from Boston. We discuss the best cruises from Boston and associated destinations below.

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Cruising from Boston

A historically important harbor city, Boston is still a starting point for many fantastic excursions by boat. In fact, it’s one of the main cruise ship bases on this side of the North American continent. Below, we’ve listed some of the very best cruise destinations from Boston. You’ll notice that those destinations are as varied as can be, including everything from northerly coasts to tropical islands.

From Boston, you can sail north along the rugged New England and eastern Canadian coasts or to the tropical paradise that is the Caribbean. The city—one of the oldest in America—also is a great starting point for cruises across the Atlantic Ocean toward Europe. Plenty of options, in other words, so let’s check out some of the best destinations for cruises from Boston below.

1. Bermuda Cruises from Boston

Bermuda is yet another of those island destinations that are associated with beach vacations. The thing is, however, that Bermuda lies surprisingly close to many cities on the United States’ East Coast. You might think that Bermuda is also a Caribbean or at least tropical island, but it’s not, even though it is, in fact, part of the Caribbean Community. It lies off the Mid-Atlantic Coast of the United States, closer to North Carolina and even Newfoundland than to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

This relatively northerly location doesn’t mean that this is a chilly destination, though. To the contrary rather, Bermuda boasts beautiful beaches and wonderful weather. Bermuda is arguably the greatest cruise destination from Boston , just because it is so surprisingly close, yet has a completely different culture and climate. Bermuda is actually one of the favorite holiday destinations among New Englanders.

Cruises are about seven days long and offer plenty of time to explore this beautiful island, which, incidentally, is a British Overseas Territory. Things to do range from scuba diving in barrier reefs to playing golf on world-class golf courses, sampling spicy local cuisine and exploring the island on a scooter.

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2. New England Cruises from Boston

The coast of New England is among the most spectacular in the world. It may not be lined with towering cliffs or have amazing beaches with palm trees, but the beauty of New England’s coast lies in its simplicity, ruggedness and historic charm.

From the harbors of Connecticut to the yachts on the Rhode Island coast, from the coastal villages and beaches of Massachusetts to the rocky shorelines in Maine, there is a huge variety found in New England. Joining a cruise from Boston, you’ll find yourself admiring iconic lighthouses, typical New England harbor towns and picturesque islands.

Major ports of call on these cruises are Portland, Maine, a beautiful town consisting of a charming old town, stroll-worthy waterfront and a few fine lighthouses, and Bar Harbor, Maine, which is the gateway to stunning Acadia National Park.

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3. Canada Cruises from Boston

You can add an extension to a cruise from Boston to New England and head further north into Canada. Lasting from one to two weeks, these types of cruises take in many highlights on the coast of eastern Canada, a region that’s much less visited than other parts of that vast country.

Departing from Boston, the trip might take you along the gorgeous New England coast, calling at Bar Harbor, Maine, before heading north to Nova Scotia. Destinations included in this memorable cruise are Halifax in Nova Scotia, Charlottetown on Prince Edward Islands (famous for its mussels), and the St. Lawrence River, Québec City and Montréal in Québec.

This is the perfect way to explore the eastern parts of Canada in a relaxed and convenient way. This cruise features mouthwatering seafood, epic coastal landscapes, picturesque fishing towns, fascinating history and, if you’re lucky, sightings of marine animals such as porpoises, seals and even whales.

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4. Caribbean Cruises from Boston

Nothing invokes images of the perfect beach getaway quite like the Caribbean. This region is almost synonymous with a lifestyle featuring upbeat music, coconut-based cocktails, hammocks and perpetual sunshine. It’s the absolute perfect cruise destination.

Cruising from one Caribbean island to the next is the stuff travel dreams are made of and you can experience it yourself by joining a cruise from Boston. These cruises from Boston typically travel south along the East Coast of the United States, calling at popular places such as Charleston, Miami, the Bahamas and various Caribbean towns and islands.

Once in the Caribbean Sea, the cruise takes you to iconic destinations including Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Antigua, St. Maarten and several others. Some itineraries also include destinations on the continental coasts of the Caribbean Sea. Examples are Cancun in Mexico, Costa Rica, and Cartagena in Colombia. (Note that different cruises follow different routes and have different itineraries.)

If you really want to experience the Caribbean as a whole, as opposed to visiting just one island, a cruise is the one and only way to do that. The Caribbean islands are undoubtedly among the best cruise destinations from Boston.

What’s better than getting on board in Boston and letting the ship take you to sunnier places? These cruises generally last between nine and twelve days.

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5. Panama Canal Cruises from Boston

Panama Canal cruises from Boston are a great way to see some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. The cruise ships depart from Boston and sail down the east coast, into the Caribbean sea, and then through the Panama Canal. Depending on your voyage, you’ll have the opportunity to visit some amazing ports of call, including Colon, Cozumel, Half Moon Cay, Grand Turk, the Bimini Islands, and more.

One of the highlights of a Panama Canal cruise is, of course, the transit through the canal itself. This is truly an engineering marvel, and it’s an amazing experience to watch the ships being lifted up and down through the locks. You’ll also have the opportunity to learn about the history of the canal and its importance to world trade.

In addition to the Panama Canal, you’ll also get to see some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. The cruise ships sail through the Caribbean Sea, past lush islands and crystal-clear waters.

If you’re looking for a once-in-a-lifetime vacation, a Panama Canal cruise from Boston is the perfect choice. You’ll see some of the most amazing scenery in the world, learn about history and engineering, and have a truly unforgettable experience.

These are the five best cruises from Boston, Massachusetts. In all their variety, they offer pretty much everything you could possibly be looking for. Whether you’re after a sun-sea-and-sand vacation or a holiday focused on local cuisine or nature, you’ll definitely get to your preferred destination(s) on these cruises.

Cruises Out Of Visit Boston

Many of the world’s largest cruise lines stop in and depart from Boston, the main cruise hub of New England. These are the major companies that currently sail out of the Boston cruise port.

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• Royal Caribbean
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About the Boston Cruise Port

The Boston cruise port is officially known as Raymond L. Flynn Black Falcon Cruise Terminal . The cruise port of Boston is in the heart of the revitalized Seaport District of Boston Harbor in South Boston. It is a modern cruising facility with two different terminals. One terminal is dedicated to ships visiting Boston as a port of call, while the other is specifically for departing ships.

Located only about one and a half miles from historic downtown Boston, just 10 minutes from Boston Logan, and close to both the I-90 and I-93 interstates, it’s a very accessible port for cruises to wide variety of destinations, as you could see above. Additionally, the cruise port is also served by the MBTA Silver Line bus service.

The Flynn Cruiseport of Boston receives hundreds of thousands of passengers in a typical year, either as visitors on cruises or people leaving on a holiday cruise from Boston.

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Repositioning Cruises from Boston

You can get on a "repositioning cruise" from Boston in the autumn each year. Cruise ships sail out of this port in the warm weather months, so for the winter they have to move to another departure port. The move is called a "repositioning cruise". See the calendar of departures below.

Repositioning cruises are usually bargains, because one-way cruises aren't as popular as round-trips. Out of Boston you can take a cruise to a warm place like California, Puerto Rico or Florida. Spend a little extra time there, then fly home.

October 11, 2024: 10-night repositioning cruise on Celebrity Cruises . One-way from Boston to Fort Lauderdale (Florida). Visit Royal Naval Dockyard (Bermuda), Willemstad (Curacao), Oranjestad (Aruba) and Kralendijk (Bonaire).

November 9, 2024: 14-night repositioning cruise on Holland America Line . One-way from Boston to Fort Lauderdale (Florida). Visit Bermuda, St Thomas, St Maarten, St Lucia, Barbados, Curacao and Half Moon Cay (Bahamas). • 2024 departure: November 9.

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Essential Guide to the Puerto Plata Cruise Terminal

I ’ve been on over 20 cruises, and over that time, I’ve visited numerous Caribbean, Bahamian, American, and Canadian ports. But up until recently, I’d never had a cruise stop in the Dominican Republic. So, when I booked my most recent Virgin Voyages cruise, I was excited to stop at the Puerto Plata cruise terminal on our Dominican Daze itinerary. Our cruise shopped at the new port in the area – the Taino Bay Port.

While I was only there for a day, I found Puerto Plata to be absolutely beautiful with delicious food and great people. I definitely want to return to spend more time in the areas I quickly saw.

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Location of Puerto Plata

Puerto Plata is located on the northern Atlantic Coast of the Dominican Republic on the island of Hispaniola (which is shared with Haiti). It’s west of Puerto Rico and south of Turks and Caicos.

The third largest city in the Dominican Republic, Puerto Plata is located about 5 hours from the country’s capital Santo Domingo, and is on the north coast.

Unlike Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic is not a US territory. Therefore, passports are required if you are flying in. You’ll need to check directly with your cruise line to see what form of ID they require. I always cruise with my passport just in case I have a medical emergency and need to be evacuated.

The Dominican Republic is in the Caribbean hurricane belt. If you are cruising during hurricane season, you’ll want to keep an eye on the forecast. There’s always a risk your cruise will be re-routed due to a storm.

If booking Puerto Plata excursions during your cruise, it’s a good idea to book them through the cruise line. That way, if they are canceled, you’ll be reimbursed.

Taino Bay Puerto Plata

Taino Bay Cruise Port is the newest cruise port I’ve ever visited – opening in December 2021 . It was originally the Puerto Plata cargo port and is located right in the center of the action. Many, but not all, of the cruise ships visiting Puerto Plata dock at the Taino Bay cruise port.

If you don’t want to book an excursion or leave the cruise port area, there’s still plenty to do right there. In fact, I’d recommend booking a later or early-ending cruise excursion so you have some time to explore the cruise port before sailing away.

Amenities and Activities at Taino Bay

Here’s some of what you’ll find right in the cruise port. Cruise travelers can spend the day in the Puerto Plata cruise port if you’d prefer not to leave.

A huge pool/lazy river: This is free for guests and a great option to cool off if you want to leave the ship but don’t plan to do a shore excursion in Puerto Plata. Some of the cruise staff on our ship were raving about the lazy river, but we didn’t have a chance to try it.

Shops: Want to do some souvenir shopping in Puerto Plata? The Puerto Plata cruise port offers several specialty shops including jewelry stores (where you’ll find Larimar, exclusive to the Dominican Republic), duty-free shops, souvenir shops, and clothing shops. These are all relatively small, but there’s a good selection of them.

Experiences: There are six aviaries scattered throughout the port. Exotic birds, including Macaw Parrots and the native Amazona Ventralis, can be found in these aviaries.

There’s also Monkey Island , located right in the port. In this hands-on experience, you can interact with and feed adorable squirrel monkeys. This is something you are typically able to just walk up to – you won’t need to book an excursion because you won’t be leaving the port.

Restaurants: If you’d like to get food and drinks off the ship, you won’t have to walk very far. There are several restaurants and bars in the Taino Bay cruise port, including a mojito bar, a rum bar, a coffee shop, and a Mexican restaurant.

WiFi, restrooms, and a last-minute excursion desk are also available at the Puerto Plata cruise port.

Things to See in Puerto Plata

Want to explore beyond the cruise port? There are lots of great things to see and do in Puerto Plata. Highlights include:

The Umbrella Street: An adorable, Instagram-friendly street with colorful umbrellas hanging above. In addition to being a great photo opportunity, there are shops and restaurants along the street.

Paseo Dona Blanca (Pink Street): Within walking distance of the umbrella street is the Paseo Dona Blanca (also known as the pink street). This is also an Instagram-friendly street that is entirely bright pink, with different installations that are great photo backdrops. Both Umbrella Street and the Pink Street are an easy walk from Central Park (Independence Square).

Macorix House of Rum: If you love rum, you’ll want to do the tour and tasting at the Macorix House of Rum. It includes a movie about rum making, a walk through the barrels, and a tasting of a bunch of different rum flavors. There’s also a gift shop where you can purchase your favorites at a great price.

Fortaleza San Felipe : As you sail into the Taino Bay cruise port, you’ll see the Fortaleza San Felipe, a historic Spanish fortress.

Ocean World Adventure Park: An ocean park offering animal encounters, a beach, a restaurant, and more, Ocean World Adventure Park is a popular destination for cruise ship passengers.

Puerto Plata Cable Car: If you want to see beautiful views of Puerto Plata from above, visit the Puerto Plata Cable Car. The ride will take you up to Mount Isabel de Torres, a National Park.

Playa Dorada : Want to visit the beach during your day in Puerto Plata? Playa Dorada (the golden beach), is a great option. This is the area where many of the Puerto Plata resorts are located.

Damajagua Waterfalls : This park, which is best via by cruise ship passengers via an excursion, offers 27 waterfalls (although excursions typically include visits to 12). You’ll be able to swim, jump, and more. Here’s one excursion that is well-rated .

Dominican Amber Museum : Puerto Plata is well-known for its beautiful amber. If you want to see it up close, you can visit the Puerto Plata Amber Museum .

Puerto Plata Shore Excursions

You’ll have lots of options for excursions in Puerto Plata if you decide to leave your cruise ship. Excursions will vary by availability and cruise line, but here are some options listed below.

Keep in mind that if you book an independent excursion not through the cruise line, it’s your responsibility to make sure you get back to the ship on time. If you book the excursion through your cruise line, they will be responsible for making sure you get back.

Food Tour: During my most recent Virgin Voyages cruise, we did a Puerto Plata tasting tour that I would highly recommend. We started at the Macorix House of Rum, where we were able to taste multiple varieties of rum.

We then headed to three popular restaurants – La Skina Restaurant, Mares Restaurant, and Casita Azul, to try some location cuisine. Before going back to the port, we stopped at the Pink Street and the Umbrella Street. It was led by a local guide and was an official cruise ship excursion.

Ziplining : Looking for a little more adventure? Some excursions go to the Wild Play Adventure Park where you’ll be able to zipline over the ocean and enjoy some time at the beach.

Beach Day : Want to visit the beach? One excursion on our sailing was to Coconut Cove Beach where sailors had the opportunity to enjoy drinks, lunch, and time at the beach. There was also a separate excursion to Fricolandia Beach Club.

Damajagua Waterfalls : There were a number of different excursions to Damajagua Waterfalls. One includes ziplining, swimming, sliding, and a ride in a buggy. There’s also one that includes off-roading.

You’ll probably find a number of other excursions during your visit to Puerto Plata. Think about the type of experience you’d want to have and find a well-reviewed excursion that fits. If you aren’t sure, a guided city tour of Puerto Plata is always a good idea so you can get an overview of the area.

Amber Cove Puerto Plata Port

I mentioned above that many cruise ships dock at the new-ish Taino Bay cruise port. However, there are more than one cruise ship terminals – some ships dock at the Amber Cove cruise port. Opened in 2015, the Amber Cove cruise center was developed privately by Carnival Cruise Line.

Amber Cove is sort of a combination between a port and a private destination. There’s lots to do within the port , including a water park area, shopping, watersports, and more. Excursions are also an option, if you’d like to explore beyond the Amber Cove cruise port immediate area.

Frequently Asked Questions

During our food tour, we had the opportunity to try bandera dominicana (translated to Dominican Flag), a dish that includes fried plantains, rice and beans, chicken, and some fruit. We also had a delicious soup with rice.

Popular drinks include the local mamajuana – a drink made with rum, honey, and wine, as well as local rum.

The Dominican Republic uses the Dominican Peso. US dollars are typically accepted, which makes it easy for a quick cruise port stop. Credit cards are accepted in some locations.

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