Puerto Plata - Playa Dorada

The hotel has one of the largest beaches with golden sand in Puerto Plata (Playa Dorada) Beach service (sunbeds and umbrellas) is included in the price.

All hotel guests have access to an exceptionally rich sports and animation program. Sports activities and various performances are held in the hotel amphitheater. There are four pools in the complex (including one in the area designated for adults only). A gym and a hot tub, tennis court, climbing wall, and archery are also available. For the youngest, the hotel offers activities in the mini club (4-12 years). The hotel also operates a club for teenagers (13-17 years). You can spend your evenings at the casino, disco, or nightclub. For an additional fee, you can take advantage of a wide range of water sports and a certified diving center (by the beach), spa center. The Ambar Dominican museum is also definitely worth a visit.

* Air transport in economy class including taxes and fees
* Transfers at the destination
* Number of nights and meals according to the travel contract
* 24/7 Services of a Czech-speaking Čedok representative on the phone
* Insurance according to Act No. 159/1999 Coll.

The resort Puerto Plata, officially named 'San Felipe de Puerto Plata', is located on the northern coast of the Dominican Republic. It was the first area where tourism began to develop in the 1980s. In addition to Puerto Plata, there are somewhat less known resorts 'Sosúa' and 'Cabarete'. The entire coast is called 'Cost Ambar or amber', because the local mountains hide mines for the extraction of Caribbean amber. Overall, the local coast has about 11 km of larger or smaller beaches. Puerto Plata was founded in 1502, and the name 'Silver Port' was given to the entire bay by Christopher Columbus in 1493, who was reminded of the reflections of silver by the shining ocean. About 70 km from Puerto Plata lies the town 'La Isabela', the place where the first mass was held (January 6, 1494) and where the first town hall, church, and fortress were built. The cable car to 'Pico Isabel de Torres' is certainly worth mentioning, which leads to a peak of 799 m above sea level, where a statue of Jesus Christ stands. Local beaches are sought after by water sports enthusiasts, and because favorable wind conditions prevail here, international windsurfing competitions are held every year. Rum lovers will appreciate a visit to the distillery producing Brugal rum.