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We have exciting day trips and day activities for you to enjoy. You can explore the stunning and beautiful waters on a paddle board, or while scubadiving. Whatever you wish, we are confidend we can provide it to you and ensure you will have a great time!

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Amber Cove & Taino Bay Shore Excursion: 2 person Buggy Tour

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Puerto Plata Shore Excursion, Snorkeling tour & Sosua Beach Day

Paradise Island & Mangroves Tour

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2 Person Buggy Tour

Puerto Plata Shore Excursion, Snorkeling tour & Sosua Beach Day

Paradise Island & Mangroves Tour

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2 Person Buggy Tour

Puerto Plata Shore Excursion, Snorkeling tour & Sosua Beach Day

Paradise Island & Mangroves Tour

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Catamaran Day Trip, Snorkeling & Sailing Excursion

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2 Person Buggy Tour

Puerto Plata Shore Excursion, Snorkeling tour & Sosua Beach Day

Paradise Island & Mangroves Tour

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2 Person Buggy Tour

Puerto Plata Shore Excursion, Snorkeling tour & Sosua Beach Day

Paradise Island & Mangroves Tour

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Puerto Plata Shore Excursion, Snorkeling tour & Sosua Beach Day

Paradise Island & Mangroves Tour

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Something for everyone

Half of the trip is snorkeling and half is a party boat sail. Something for everyone in our group. Crew was excellent.

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Went as part of a guys trip. It was good fun, it was well organized, and we had no problems. Would recommend.

Thanks for your recommendation. Glad to hear that you had a fun time.

We had a great time with this excursion! We got extraordinarily muddy but that just added to the fun (and we were fully prepared for it - bring a bandana and eye coverage)! We stopped at a beautiful, quite, tucked away beach halfway through the ride and had a chance to hop in the ocean to rinse the mud off and buy a drink/food. The organizers were also super communicative and made sure to stay in touch in the event we had any changes in plans days leading up to the excursion sate. The tour leaders were so so kind, and when one of the axels broke on our buggy, they were smooth and swift to get us a new buggy in a way that didn't affect the duration of our trip. Not to mention, having pick up and drop off from Amber Cove made everything super easy and convenient. Would absolutely recommend!

Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us! Glad to hear that you had a great time and were prepared to get muddy.

GREAT time!! could have spent the whole day at the stop! NOTE: We didn't see any lockers, so bags got soaked! Stop beautiful!!

Thank you for taking the time out to leave a review! The lockers are located in the office where the tour starts.

Zasa & Chino showed Me & My boyfriend around gave us a wonderful tour of their areas in Puerto Plata met many people.. made sure we were still on trail and gave us safety commands while riding!

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It was a great time from the time you left land until you got back. Tony was an amazing host. He made sure we had plenty to eat and drink. We stayed at a VRBO and they picked us up at the gate. The only complaint we really had was we got to the meeting spot 15-20 minutes before the other group that was going with us. We were rushed through trying life jackets on…mine did not fit right. Then we were taken down into this little alley of shops and told to wait. Another girl was already there. Her ride had been a motorcycle. She was very nervous that she was picked up on a motorcycle and then left in this alley of shops. Basically everyone that had a shop there came up and took us into their shops to look around. When the big group we had been waiting on got there, they did life jackets and went straight to the boat. They didn’t have to deal with the shops. I’m afraid if we hadn’t seen them get there that we would have been left. No one came down to get us. Overall, I would recommend going. Just beware that you may get sat down where there are a bunch of shops.

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The History That New York City Takes for Granted

By Kenneth T. Jackson

Dr. Jackson is professor emeritus of history at Columbia University, president emeritus of the New-York Historical Society and editor in chief of both editions of The Encyclopedia of New York City.

New York City has an image problem. The nightly news typically has a Big Apple spot about unprovoked street violence, subway attacks, drive-by shootings, shoplifting gangs and homeless encampments. But all of this gives a false impression. Gotham is per capita almost the safest of American cities. But most citizens of the United States do not know it.

The upcoming 400th anniversary of New York City in 2025 offers a great opportunity to change the prevailing narrative. A world-class party could attract more tourists to the world’s greatest city. And there are dozens of ways to do this. My favorite would be a giant 400th themed balloon in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Four-hundredth birthdays are no ordinary occasions, and this is not an ordinary time. Hundreds of museums, historical societies, businesses, churches and professional associations are eager to do their part. And Gotham has thousands of citizens who care deeply about the past and who would eagerly embrace the opportunity to show their love for the city.

But instead of planning for a great commemoration, we may be confronting a lost opportunity. In his state of the city speech in January, Mayor Eric Adams said his administration would start planning for what he called this “major milestone in history.” But we’ve heard almost nothing publicly since then and 2025 is only eight months away. This should be a major priority.

(A city official involved in the process said committees had been formed to coordinate planning among all city agencies and outside groups, including civic and historical organizations, and to invest money in events.)

When I co-chaired Columbia University’s 250th anniversary 20 years ago, committees had been meeting 10 years before the 2004 event. Other major cities, from Venice to Moscow to Sydney, have regarded anniversaries as an occasion to party on an international scale. Does anyone really think that Boston will allow its founding in 1630 to pass unobserved in 2030? Or that Philadelphia will take a pass on its establishment by William Penn in 1682?

New York has never sufficiently communicated its historical record over its many centuries. While the city is regarded as an extraordinary place to view tall buildings, experience crowded streets, and thrill to world-class museums and performing arts venues, “American history” as an experience has been better captured by Boston, Philadelphia, Charleston, Savannah, New Orleans, Newport, and half a hundred other places.

In fact, no other “city” in the United States is so old or so historic. The Second Mesa in Arizona has had a few hundred residents on its exposed site for more than 800 years, but it has never been a promising place to put a larger settlement. St. Augustine dates from 1565, but it was insignificant even in Florida until the 20th century. Jamestown, founded in 1607, in Virginia, and Plymouth Plantation, begun in 1620 in Massachusetts, may be dates we learned in school, but both disappeared and survive simply as small tourist attractions.

For more than two centuries, the Hudson River settlement has been the dominant American metropolis. Along the way, it became the planet’s busiest harbor, its manufacturing hub, its media center, business heart and financial capital. It remains the greatest city in the world; it is fitting that the United Nations has its permanent headquarters here.

Of course, its history has had a dark side, too.

In the 18th century, New York was a slave center second only to Charleston, S.C. Wall Street financed the slave economy in the U. S. after New York State abolished human bondage in 1827. The Draft Riot of 1863 remains the worst civil disturbance in all of American history. Slum housing, in the mid-1800s, was as bad as anything, anywhere. The world depression of the 1930s began on Wall Street. And, unbeknown to most residents, New York played a central role in the American Revolution. It was the site of the largest battle — a crushing defeat for the Continental Army — the focus of both British and American strategy, the site of the tragic prison ships and the headquarters of the British Army and Navy.

And, let’s not forget, the 400th anniversary celebrates the colonized New York. Native Americans made their home in what is now the city long before that.

Most important, as the historian Thomas Kessner has demonstrated, New York has throughout its history offered more opportunity than other American cities. In 1625, the Dutch traders, though slave owners and traders, set a new standard of toleration, diversity and the acceptance of human difference, no doubt in the pursuit of business. The problem in New York history is not how to find something important to highlight, but how to choose among so many thousands of competing possibilities.

History not only reminds us how we got to where we are now; it also provides clues as to where we are going and how to get there. No doubt, New York faces a host of challenges. But history also reminds us that New Yorkers, through grit and hard work, have overcome difficult obstacles throughout the centuries. The Civil War, devastating fires, economic depressions, market crashes, epidemic diseases and the 9-11 World Trade Center attack failed to bring Gotham to its knees.

No other place on the planet has shown so clearly that different cultures, races, classes, religions, political causes and languages can exist in proximity without setting off mayhem. The record of this most heterogeneous of cities shows that diversity, toleration and the acceptance of human differences, even amid the density in which its residents reside, have usually led to peace. What has always counted most is effort, talent, creativity and opportunity.

New York was the first capital of the United States, the place where George Washington was inaugurated as the first president, where Congress passed the Bill of Rights in Federal Hall on Wall Street, where the world’s dominant stock exchange was founded, where regularly scheduled shipping service was invented, where above ground public transit in America began, where the Civil War was financed, where tenement laws first began to impose restrictions on slumlords, where Black culture and leadership first began to thrive, and where the Stonewall Riot in Greenwich Village in 1969 came to be regarded as the turning point in the L.G.B.T.Q. rights movement. And it builds on that history every day.

Recognizing New York City’s 400th birthday calls for a celebration worthy of a great metropolis that remains a beacon of opportunity. The entire city ought to come together to make the world aware of New York’s uniqueness. Mayor Adams and Gov. Kathleen Hochul need to make sure that happens.

Kenneth T. Jackson is professor emeritus of history at Columbia University; president emeritus of the New-York Historical Society and editor in chief of the Encyclopedia of New York City .

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