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Tourism July 29, 2025 | 4:52 pm

Dominican Republic to welcome 22 cruise ships in August 2025

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Port Authority (Apordom) has announced that 22 cruise ships are scheduled to arrive in the country in August 2025. These vessels will dock at Amber Cove and Taíno Bay terminals in Puerto Plata, as well as the Cabo Rojo port in Pedernales.

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