scenic drives in Puerto Plata

[gdbear65]

I am considering renting a car during my upcoming vacation in Puerto Plata and would like to know if there are any "must do" drives in the area. My wife and I are also interested in visiting an easily accessible waterfall or two.

[chellam2020]

Five-centuries-old Puerto Plata is a big, noisy city that appeals to a particular kind of traveler – the really adventurous kind who enjoys visiting odd cities with an alluring air beneath the surface. Puerto Plata fills that bill, with its colorful expat community and the narrow streets and gingerbread Victorian architecture of its Old City. The latter is a holdover from its heyday as a tobacco and sugar port in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when it outshone even Santo Domingo as a wealthy enclave. Today, Puerto Plata is more industrial and traffic-choked, but worth a look around if you’re on the north coast. Besides tourism, Puerto Plata’s modern economy is built on sugar, tobacco, and rum – a nutritionist’s nightmare but a hedonist’s haven. (Perhaps attracting all those expats.)




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