Alicia Beach in Sosua is a postcard perfect stretch of golden sand that began to form in 2003 with sand carried by the marine current of the Atlantic Ocean, in a gradual process that took several years and that at first did not attract attention since there was a high cliff where the waters exceeded five meters in depth. Locals talk of the times when Sosua was a Jewish Refuge in the 1940’s and this location was a jumping cliff, also a place where the locals came to relax and feel the ocean breeze.

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Sosua’s New Beaches

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Playa Alicia is located in the heart of El Batey, the main district of Sosua. Anyone can walk to it within 5-10 minutes from the Casa Marina resort, Pedro Clisante Street, La Puntilla or any other area located near the center. Take Dr. Rosen street and walk it all the way to the end, where you find the large portal monument at the entrance of Alicia Beach.

See also:

• Sosua Beach
• Casa Marina Beach

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The Casa Marina beach in Sosua is the third one past the main beach and Alicia beach, nested in a small cove where the beach resort with the same name is located. It stretches to about 131 meters (429 ft) and has the Sosua By the Sea Resort to the East, and Casa Marina Resort areas to its West. It is fairly easy to reach from anywhere in El Batey. This beach can get deep only a few feet into the waterline, so we recommend it for good swimmers.

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A Resort Beach

The Casa Marina beach has no vendors, and is used mainly by the resort guests staying at the hotel. This makes it less attractive to those that expect services available such as drinks, food, tours, etc; It is worth a visit if you are doing some hopping just to get to know all the local beaches. Right next to it we find the Imbert Beach, which eroded and was recovered by building a jetty.

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See also:

• Sosua Beach
• Alicia Beach

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High Occupancy in the Dominican Republic

The Association of Hotels and Tourism of the Dominican Republic (Asonahores) reported that for the period of Easter 2022 the average hotel occupancy rate is 74.6%, figures almost similar to the years prior to the pandemic.

Rafael Blanco Tejera, president of Asonahores, said that the tourism industry continues to grow remarkably, showing results with solid numbers from a recovery process that has been the product of the joint effort developed with the authorities.

“The tourism sector will continue to strengthen its operations to increase the response capacity demanded by the number of visitors we receive each season and continue to contribute to the economy and the chain of productive sectors,” said Blanco Tejera.

The destinations that are leading occupancy are Punta Cana and La Romana/Bayahibe, each with 88.2% occupancy. Samaná continues with 79%, Boca Chica and Juan Dolio with 71%, Puerto Plata with 66.3% and Sosúa/Cabarete with 55%.

Asonahores specified that it will continue to promote initiatives that allow expanding opportunities for expansion and investment in the Dominican tourism product in order to increase the number of tourists who visit the country.

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