Azua, Dominican Republic, Tourism Information
The province of Azua, characterized by an arid climate on
most of its ground, has achieved a miraculous change in its
physiognomy in the last decades.
Tourist Interest
Ocoa Bay is extensive and ideal for fishing the local "curricán".
It begins in Palmar de Ocoa, the site of one of the most
impressive sunsets in the country.
Caracoles Beach is also located in Ocoa Bay. This is the
historic beach where in 1973 the guerilla forces of
Francisco Alberto Caamaño disembarked. The Tortuguero Dock
and the Monte Río Beach next to Vigía Point, finish the arch
formed by the bay before reaching the Puerto Viejo and Agua
Dulce keys.
Barrera is a deposit located near the town of the same name
on a small plateau 900 meters above seal level in the region
of La Tinaja, between Azua and Barahona.
The Martín García Sierra is the natural border between Azua
and Barahona, which begins in the Point of the same name.
Beaches:
- Puerto Viejo
- Blanca
- Caracol
- Monte Río
- Palmar de Ocoa
Links:
Provinces
Azua
Bahoruco
Barahona
Dajabón
Duarte
El Seibo
Elías Piña
Espaillat
Hato Mayor
Independencia
La Altagracia
La Romana
La Vega
María Trinidad Sánchez
Monseñor Nouel
Monte Cristi
Monte Plata
Pedernales
Peravia
Puerto Plata
Salcedo
Samaná
San Cristóbal
San Juan
San Pedro de Macorís
Sánchez Ramírez
Santiago
Santiago Rodríguez
Santo Domingo
Valverde