Bozo Beach

Bozo Beach is a semi-enclosed bay location on the Dominican Republic's north coast, facing northeast into relatively protected waters. The bay features a sandy beach backed by dense residential development, with forested areas and wetlands inland. The water conditions are typically mild with small waves averaging 1.34m and moderate depths, making it suitable for beginners. However, the spot's viability depends heavily on wind direction and timing, given the extremely low wind reliability rating (0.1%) suggesting inconsistent conditions outside typical seasonal windows. The northeast-facing orientation favors northwesterly to westerly winds for side-shore kitesurfing. Water temperatures average 26.1°C year-round. The spot suits beginners and intermediate riders seeking flat-water or small-wave conditions, but only during periods when wind cooperates. Development density limits beach access and may create local hazards. Riders should verify current wind patterns before traveling, as conditions may not support kitesurfing for extended periods. Best visited during documented windy seasons when northeast trade winds are active.