Sosua is one of the most beautiful beach towns in the Caribbean island of Dominican Republic, bringing a lot of visitors each year who come to enjoy this small town's golden sand beaches and scenery. There are several beaches, being the most favored one Sosua Beach, which is a stunning crescent-shaped bay protected by coral formations and offering crystal clear waters that become a diver ( or snorkeler's ) paradise. Sosua`s other beaches are Waterfront ( also called cul de sac ), Casa Marina beach, Paradise beach ( actually shifts on and off every several months ), Playa Imbert and Playa Chiquita. Waterfront beach is only 7 years old ( came out of nowhere after a storm around 2002 ). 

Sports fishing off the coast can be one of the most rewarding experiences if you enjoy it, also sailing if you want to fall in love with breath taking vistas.  Originally founded by fleeing Jewish settlers during world war II, this small Dominican Republic beach town was little known until tourism took off in the island in the mid 80`s. With the Playa Dorada complex in Puerto Plata, soon tourists were coming to Sosua lured by its beautiful beaches and Caribbean flavor, once a quiet community of Jewish farmers. Today what once was a lonely beach is a delight to international travelers from all over the world, many of which have chosen to stay and live in the island. A very large population of expats share their culture and mingle with locals and foreigners alike. Sosua still is in pristine condition despite heavy investment in Sosua real estate and the resort business. Currency exchange advantages is another reason why many investors from the USA, Canada, Europe and and the UK have chosen the island as their main destination.