Sosua is a coastal resort town in Puerto Plata Province, Dominican Republic, situated on the northern coast of the island of Hispaniola in the Caribbean. The town features a horseshoe-shaped beach with calm turquoise waters and is adjacent to the historic Sosua Bay. Water sports, particularly snorkeling and diving to nearby coral reefs, are primary activities for visitors exploring this tropical destination.
Sosua is a coastal town in Puerto Plata Province on the northern shore of the Dominican Republic, situated between Puerto Plata city to the west and Cabarete to the east along the Amber Coast. The town gained international recognition after 1940 when the Trujillo government invited European Jewish refugees to settle and farm the area, a history preserved in the local museum and synagogue. Today it functions as a mid-sized tourist hub with strong infrastructure for diving, water sports, and independent travel, serving as a practical base for exploring the broader north coast region.
Caribbean / Dominican Republic / Puerto Plata Province / North Coast / Beach & Dive Destination
