Norte
The north coast: history, nature, and growth
The North region of the Dominican Republic, led by Puerto Plata, is the birthplace of tourism in the country. With its imposing Malecón, the cable car ascending Mount Isabel de Torres, and world-famous beaches like Playa Dorada, Sosúa, and Cabarete, this region combines colonial history, ecotourism, and a growing real estate market.
Tourist Attractions
Puerto Plata offers the cable car to Isabel de Torres, San Felipe Fortress, the Malecón, Brugal Rum Factory, and the Amber Museum. Sosúa and Cabarete are international destinations for diving, kitesurfing, and windsurfing. The 27 Waterfalls of Damajagua and Cayo Arena are must-see excursions. The region is served by Gregorio Luperón International Airport (POP).
Real Estate Development
The north coast is experiencing renewed investor interest. Condominium and villa projects in Playa Dorada, Sosúa, and Cabarete offer attractive options for investors, with more accessible price per square meter compared to the east coast. Growing flight arrivals and expanding tourism infrastructure are driving property appreciation.