Awesome views from top of the mountain at an altitude of around 800m or 2,600 ft. Can see Puerto Plata, Tahino Bay and the Port below! However, there's something to be aware of: the mountain top is covered with clouds most of the time! Which covers up the views almost always! So to be able to see a clear view from up there, you need to have a lot of patience and wait for a brief moment of some clearing of clouds. Or go up early in the morning when there's better possibility to have a clear view without clouds. I was able to capture a clear view of the top of the mountain from the cruise ship deck early in the morning when there were no clouds at the top, but when we arrived at the summit around noon, it was totally covered with clouds! For a brief moment I was able to get some shots within a small window of cloud clearing, but still with limited visibility, and managed to edit the images and get a boost of visibility of the partially covered views. I was able to pull up a quite clear view of our cruise ship from above using the telephoto lens at maximum reach. I'm posting this image here, along others showing some of the better views I was able to get. So... if you want to get a clear view of the city and the sea from the summit at the highest altitude, be aware that it won't be so easy, and try to get up there early in the morning when it's more possible to have a clear view. Alternatively, since it's only the very highest top of the mountain that's usually covered in clouds, you can also try to find along the way a lower vantage point that is still high enough to get a good view of the sea side, but at a slightly lower altitude that is just clear of the cloudy summit.