Nice beach, calm waters compared to rest of north coast as it is in a bay. Good for my disabled son. Be very aware, the road next to the beach is not for driving - it is all street vendors. You will also have to pay a local for everything- parking, beach chairs, table to eat, more if you want to go snorkeling. It's a money grab for the locals for tourism. Also tour boats pull right up on the beach while you are swimming instead of going to a dock somewhere.

Sosua is the typical beach town of the Caribbean, with that little extra that someone cannot define but makes the place unique! Crystal clear sea with amazing corals and vivid marine life for hose who enjoy snorkeling and scuba diving, old-fashioned hotels, and even a museum! The Atabey Sculpture under the sea worth the dive.

I really liked Sosua Beach. The water was gorgeously blue, and the scenery was breathtaking. When it comes to hotels, there is a lot to choose from ranging from some that are pretty close to the beach to some that are a little farther away. As for the restaurants along the beach, they didn’t seem to offer much vegetarian options, and I rarely saw running water or stoves. I would recommend walking around the city and eating at one of those restaurants even if they might be a little further away from the beach. There were many gift shops, and there seemed to be a lot of activities to do such as diving and boat rentals. Overall, Sosua was a pretty nice beach for a nice vacation.