
Casa Marina Sosua Trademark By Wyndham Ai
All-InclusiveSosua
Dominican Republic
- 7 nights
- Room Gardenview
- Flights incl.
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Sosúa is a relaxed north-coast beach town in the Dominican Republic, wrapped around a crescent-shaped bay of calm, clear water. Its horseshoe reef makes Sosúa Beach one of the island's best spots for easy snorkelling, while the neighbouring El Batey and Los Charamicos districts serve up a mix of European-influenced dining and Dominican street life. It's a short hop from kitesurfing capital Cabarete and the cable-car mountain of Puerto Plata.
Climate
27–31°C · dry-season sun
Warm and tropical year-round. Driest and sunniest December to April; August to October is peak hurricane season.
Currency
Dominican Peso
1 CAD ≈ 44 DOP · USD widely accepted
Entry
Visa-free
Valid passport + E-Ticket
Wade off the golden sand into a sheltered horseshoe reef teeming with fish — one of the DR's easiest snorkel spots.
Watch (or learn) kitesurfing on Kite Beach, then eat toes-in-the-sand at Cabarete's famous beachfront restaurants.
Hike, jump, and slide down a chain of turquoise limestone cascades in the hills above Puerto Plata.
Passport: A valid Canadian passport, valid for the length of your stay, is required to enter the Dominican Republic.
E-Ticket: Complete the free Dominican Republic E-Ticket (electronic entry/exit form) online within 72 hours of both your arrival and departure flights.
Travel insurance: Provincial health plans do not cover care in the Dominican Republic. Comprehensive travel insurance is essential.
Power & plugs: Sosúa uses 110V/60Hz with Type A/B plugs — identical to Canada, so no adapter or converter is needed.
Time zone: The Dominican Republic runs on Atlantic Standard Time (AST) year-round — one hour ahead of Toronto in winter and the same in summer.
Dry, sunny, and warm. Busiest and priciest for Canadian snowbirds.
Hot and mostly sunny with brief showers and better value before the storm peak.
Peak Atlantic hurricane season — cheapest rates but the highest storm risk.
Storm risk fading and prices still low as the dry season returns.
Where to stay
Sosúa is small and walkable, but each pocket has its own feel — from the resort-lined bay to the lively expat district and the buzzy kitesurf town next door. Here's how to choose.
Beachfront
The crescent bay where the all-inclusive resorts sit, steps from the reef-sheltered main beach and snorkelling.
East side
The leafy expat district with international restaurants, bars, and easy access to quiet Playa Alicia.
West side
The colourful Dominican side of town with a bustling market, street food, and the western end of the beach.
15 min east
The Caribbean's kitesurf and windsurf capital, with a young crowd and a beachfront strip of bars and cafés.
Beyond the resort
Sosúa is a perfect base for the north coast's beaches, mountains, and marine life. Every excursion below can be booked through ShopTravel or your resort desk.
Climb, jump, and slide through a canyon of 27 turquoise limestone cascades with guides and safety gear.
Ride the cable car up Mount Isabel de Torres for panoramic views, then explore the Victorian old town.
Watch the kiters on Kite Beach, try a beginner lesson, and lunch at a toes-in-the-sand café.
Swim with dolphins, meet sea lions, and snorkel a reef lagoon at this marine park near Puerto Plata.
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Good to know
Everything Canadian travellers ask before booking
No. Canadians don't need a visa for tourist stays — just carry a valid passport and complete the free online E-Ticket before you fly.
Direct flights are about 4h 30m from Toronto to Santiago (STI), the closest airport served from Canada, followed by roughly a 75-minute transfer to Sosúa.
Packages from Toronto route through Santiago's Cibao International Airport (STI). Your resort transfer to Sosúa is included in package bookings.
December to April is the dry, sunny peak. August to October is peak Atlantic hurricane season — cheapest but the highest storm risk.
Yes. Sosúa Beach sits inside a sheltered horseshoe reef, making it one of the easiest and calmest snorkelling spots in the Dominican Republic.
The Dominican Peso (DOP) is official, but US dollars are widely accepted in resorts, shops, and for excursions and tips.
It's strongly recommended. Healthcare in the Dominican Republic is private and can be costly without coverage.
Yes, you can add excursions like the 27 Waterfalls of Damajagua and the Puerto Plata Cable Car tour to your trip at checkout.