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There are few places in the Dominican Republic that are more beautiful than Santo Domingo de Guzman; the nation’s capital city. The Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Province surrounds the area, although the city itself technically resides as its own province known as the National District. With a population of well over two million people, Santo Domingo is easily the largest city in the Dominican Republic, and is, in fact, the second-largest city in the entire Caribbean Region.
As the nation’s third-largest city, La Romana, La Romana Dominican Republic has a population of just over 250,000 people. Serving as the capital city for the province sharing its name, La Romana is growing as a tourist hub and serving as many of the islands most popular resorts reside nearby. Already a popular area due to beautiful beaches and the unique availability of jobs, the area has grown drastically as it has become a top Dominican tourist region.
Sosua is a small town Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic. Sosua Beach is a popular tourist attraction because of its central location. The beach is U-shaped with fine white sand. Its waters are home to diverse species of fish and coral. A new, naturally developed beach lies to the north.
About Sosua
Dominican Punta Cana lies at the eastern tip of the Dominican Republic along 23 miles of beach and 18 miles of coral reefs. To the east of Dominican Punta Cana lies the Atlantic Ocean while the village of Bavaro is at the north. This beach is a quiet area for the holiday-maker intent on quality time with alone or with the family.
Dominican Punta Cana is home to European-owned resorts that follow the Mexican style of architecture, lined with soft sand beaches. The coastline is mildly windy and the surrounding natural marine pools are suitable for bathing.
A beach-bound tropical haven of silvery mists, lush mountains and golden beaches, the beauty of Puerto Plata Dominican, north of the Dominican Republic, has earned it the title “Bride of the Atlantic”. The city lies between the Atlantic Coast and a mountain Pico Isabel de Torres (2600 ft).
