Start your bachelor party by checking into your hotel and heading straight to the beach. Sosua Beach is one of the most beautiful and lively beaches in the Dominican Republic. As the sun starts to set, go for a stroll along the Sosua Boardwalk where you’ll find many bars, restaurants, and nightclubs to get the party started.
After a big breakfast, start your day by riding ATVs through the lush countryside. This adrenaline-packed activity will take you through rundown villages, wooded patches and river crossings, and give you a chance to take in the local wildlife along the way. Make sure to wear sneakers and sunscreen, and enjoy a refreshing swim in the river after the tour.
What’s a bachelor party without a private boat party? Take a yacht out to the ocean and soak up the sun while blasting the latest tunes. The friendly crew will keep the drinks flowing, and you can jump off the boat for a swim or do some snorkeling whenever you feel like it. This is the perfect way to relax and hang out with your friends before heading back to shore for a night out filled with fun.
Relax and rejuvenate before heading home with a spa day. Get a massage, facial treatment or luxuriate on a sauna. Then, close your bachelor party adventures with one final dinner. You can opt for a traditional Dominican meal or order some delicious seafood from one of the beachfront establishments while sharing stories and reliving memories made during the trip.
Public transportation and taxis are available to get around. Renting cars or bikes could be an option only if you feel comfortable driving in the country. Expect to spend around $2-3 USD per person for a single ride to nearby attractions while transportation to distant areas will range around $50. Planning on hiring a driver for a day could range around $100.
If you have an extra day, consider visiting Cabarete Beach known for its water sports & nightclubs or the Damajagua Waterfalls another popular attraction. If you have limited time, completing Day 1 and Day 4 on the same day can be a time-saver. Don't forget to carry sufficient amount of cash, exchange currency before arriving as US Dollars are the widely accepted currency in the country.
Sosua doesn't have its own airport. The closest is the Gregorio Luperón International Airport (POP), located around 3.3 miles from the city center. The international airport welcomes direct flights from around Canada, the US and Europe.