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Sosua is a charming beach town that lies on the north coast of the Dominican Republic. With a population of 30,000 inhabitants, it is the perfect alternative for those looking for a small and warm destination without renouncing to the lively atmosphere of the largest Caribbean cities. Learn Spanish in Sosua and explore all the gems of this spectacular setting: breathtaking landscapes to admire; lush jungle vegetation; stunning beaches to relax and practice watersports; perfect tropical weather; and crystalline waters to swim and snorkel. Take this great opportunity to improve your Spanish skills while living an adventure you’ll never forget!
Our Spanish school in Sosua (partner school) is a meeting place for Spanish learners from all over the world. It is located within the tourist district of El Batey, a very lively area close to downtown and the main attractions of the city. The building, surrounded by lush vegetation, provides everything for you to have a perfect learning experience while engaging the local culture: cozy classrooms, lovely terraces, a beautiful outdoor garden, comfy common areas (perfect to socialize and practice Spanish), and, of course, a friendly atmosphere. Moreover, our highly qualified teachers will be happy to give you their support and help you to achieve your academic objectives.
Our Spanish courses in Sosua are a perfect mix of learning and fun. Grab the Intensive Spanish course (20 hours per week) if you want to have some time to enjoy after your Spanish lessons in Sosua and engage the vivid local culture. Or take the Super Intensive (30 hours per week) to focus your efforts on class learning. Add some private Spanish lessons to reinforce all the contents seen in your group sessions, you’ll have the privilege of having all the attention of your teacher. Combine your Spanish course with the great variety of activities and excursions offered for you to experience the real Caribbean flavor while having some fun!
Learn Spanish in Sosua while living a complete immersion into the Dominican culture! The school offers optional activities for you to practice your speaking skills after your Spanish lessons in Sosua: BBQ and parties at the school’s garden; dance and cooking classes; sightseeing city tours to visit Sosua’s Jewish heritage and main museums; visits to concerts and rum factories; excursions to Puerto Plata, Santiago, El Choco National Park, and many more.
Sing up for the sports and outdoor activities organized for you to put your Spanish skills into action. Explore the impressive coral reefs near Sosua and discover the many underwater gems of the north coast of Dominican Republic: wild seahorses, exotic lobsters, impressive octopuses, colorful tropical fish, sinuous moray eels and many more. Beaches in Cabarete provide world class wind and the ideal conditions for kite surfing.
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Caberete provides stunning beaches and it is less than 20 minutes away from Sosua. Since the wind conditions are world class, Cabarete is the Caribbean’s hub for sailing, kitesurfing and windsurfing. Come and discover this authentic paradise on Earth.
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Tell us where you want to goSosua belongs to the province of Puerto Plata and lies on the North Coast of the Dominican Republic. It is a beautiful beach town divided into three different sectors: El Batey, which is the tourist quarter where the school is located, an area full of restaurants, shops, and hotels; Los Charamicos, a densely populated neighborhood where many locals live, famous for its lively Bachata and Merengue bars and vibrant nightlife scene; and Sosua Abajo, located on the western side, which is a mainly rural area and a working class neighborhood.
Take this opportunity to learn Spanish in Sosua and study next to the beach. This fantastic destination has everything for you to have a perfect stay. Enjoy its crystal-clear waters full of corals, perfect for scuba diving and snorkeling. Out of the water, you will discover multicolor sand and a lots of beach huts. This small enclave of the Dominican Republic was once a safe place for Jewish refugees. Its historical places and its synagogues offer a good perspective on the postwar identity of Sosúa. In a more relaxed tone, the expat community helps to liven up its lively and international nightlife.
The oldest and most important jazz event in the country. It is a festival full of rhythm, color, and flavors.
The city is suddenly full of costumes, music, and color.
Humpback whales move from their Arctic home to the warm waters of Samaná.
