Welcome to Haiti

A land with a soul

Plan your holiday to Haiti

Surprisingly, there’s quite a difference between its two seasons - wet and dry. There are several pros and cons to both, and cost is just the beginning.
Ann-Sophie Hamilton is one of the brightest Haitian voices on Instagram. Using visual storytelling, she takes her followers on adventures around Haiti, inviting us to fall in love with every facet of the island.
As Cap-Haïtien's 350th anniversary draws near, take a swooping dive down into the heart of the city, and learn how it earned its well-deserved title as Haiti's second city.

Fiercely independent: Haiti has attitude

Passion comes through everything Haitians do. It’s in the young men selling water in the streets. It’s in the late night laughter of people sitting at a bar by the side of the street. It’s in the mornings, noons, and nights of hustlers, of move-makers, of mothers leading households on their own, of families in the provinces, and of spirits young and old.

Madam Felix, Seguin, Haiti

Photo: Bill Hamway

Looking for some cool things to do?

  • Art & Culture

    Peer into the visionary studio of artist Maxan Jean Louis

    Visit the home studio of Maxan Jean Louis, one of

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  • Art & Culture

    Visit a museum dedicated to Vodou

    A visit to the Bureau of Ethnology, a museum dedicated

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  • Adventure travel

    Scale the peak of Pic La Selle

    Hispaniola is one of the most mountainous islands in the

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  • Destinations

    Parc Historique de la Canne à Sucre

    Once a working sugar-cane plantation, Parc Historique de la Canne

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  • Adventure travel

    4 reasons why Haiti is an adventure

    The jungles, jagged coastlines and wild white-sand beaches of Haiti

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  • Art & Culture

    Meet the metal-makers of the artistic village of Noailles

    In the ramshackle streets of Croix-des-Bouquet, the artistic village of

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  • Destinations

    Photo Journal: Marigot

    One hour east of the seaside city of Jacmel, the

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  • Art & Culture

    Explore Haiti’s Contemporary Art Scene at Villa Kalewès

    Kalewès is creole for “hangout” and Villa Kalewès, a Petion-Ville

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  • Destinations

    See sustainability up close at Wynne Farm Ecological Reserve

    Wynne Farm Ecological Reserve is a successful sustainability initiative where

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  • Art & Culture

    PAPJAZZ

    Every year in January, Haiti’s must-visit Jazz festival transforms Port-au-Prince

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    • Adventure awaits

    Exploring hidden waterfalls in Jacmel, meandering through the March de Fer in Port-au-Prince and trekking up to the largest fortress in the western hemisphere, La Citadelle La Ferriere, Haiti has so much to offer the more adventurous traveller.

    Travellers exploring the Kaskad Pichon waterfalls, Haiti

    Photo: Franck Fontain

    Summer activities and tips!

  • Art & Culture

    Jacmel City Guide

    Jacmel is Haiti's second-largest city. Read our guide to find

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  • Beaches & Islands

    Gelée Beach

    Close to Cayes Jacmel in southern Haiti, Gelée Beach offers

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  • Art & Culture

    Fort Ogé

    This 200 year-old fortress site is cared for by the

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  • Food & Drink

    Have you tried these 7 Haitian summer flavors?

    Whet your appetite and test your knowledge of Caribbean cuisine

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    • Travel to Haiti for less

    Need the lowdown on airports, flights, when to go and how to find the cheapest deals? From reservation to relaxation, here’s our guide to getting to Haiti.

    Aerogare Guy Malary, Port-au-Prince, Haiti

    Photo: Ricardo Lartigue

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