Plan your holiday to Haiti
Fiercely independent: Haiti has attitude
Madam Felix, Seguin, Haiti
Photo: Bill Hamway
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Art & Culture
Port-au-Prince City Guide
Just a two-hour flight from Miami, Port-au-Prince is the capital of Haiti. Here's our guide to the best places to eat, drink, explore, shop and relax.
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Adventure travel
Scale the peak of Pic La Selle
Hispaniola is one of the most mountainous islands in the Caribbean, and Pic La Selle is Haiti’s highest peak. A day hike to Pic La Selle offers spectacular views over the dramatic landscape of Hispaniola.
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Adventure travel
Jump into the cobalt waters of Bassin Bleu
Bassin Bleu is a series of four cobalt-blue pools connected by waterfalls and guarded by impressive rock formations, just 12km west of Jacmel.
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Adventure travel
Walk through the jurassic ravine home to Haiti’s biggest waterfall
The south coast is full of hidden treasures waiting to be discovered, and Saut-Mathurine, Haiti’s largest waterfall, is one of them. A 40 minute drive out of the western city of Les Cayes, the waterfall is at its most spectacular around May and June
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Art & Culture
Not just beaches and rum: your guide to Haitian nightlife
Want to party the night away, Haitian style? Here are the best places to get a taste of Haitian nightlife, according to a local.
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Art & Culture
Visit a museum dedicated to Vodou
A visit to the Bureau of Ethnology, a museum dedicated to Vodou culture in Haiti, is one of the top things to do in Port-au-Prince.
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Destinations
Stop to smell the roses at Place Saint-Pierre
Place Saint-Pierre is a shaded public square in Port-au-Prince, where you can wander around stone paths and take a seat nearby a hub of flower shops.
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Things to do
Where to go dancing in Port-au-Prince
With the sun sinking into the horizon over Bay du Port-au-Prince, the capital’s plethora of excellent bars are prime territory for drinking - and dancing - like a local. Here's where you can step into the luminous world of Haitian nightlife.
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Art & Culture
The Museum of the Haitian National Pantheon
Get up close to artefacts from a Colombus ship, slave shackles, murder weapons and the bell that rang in independence.
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Art & Culture
PAPJAZZ
Every year in January, Haiti’s must-visit Jazz festival transforms Port-au-Prince into one of the Caribbean’s leading music festivals, with over 10 venues across the capital - some of which offer free entry.
Adventure awaits
Travellers exploring the Kaskad Pichon waterfalls, Haiti
Photo: Franck Fontain
Summer activities and tips!
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Art & Culture
Jacmel City Guide
Jacmel is Haiti's second-largest city. Read our guide to find out Jacmel's best places to eat, sleep, party, relax on the beach or day-trip out into nature.
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Beaches & Islands
Gelée Beach
Close to Cayes Jacmel in southern Haiti, Gelée Beach offers some of the softest sand and most crystal-clear water you’ll find anywhere in the Caribbean.
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Art & Culture
Fort Ogé
This 200 year-old fortress site is cared for by the local community and offers visitors a personal tour through Haiti's battle for independence.
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Food & Drink
Have you tried these 7 Haitian summer flavors?
Whet your appetite and test your knowledge of Caribbean cuisine with this list of our seven favorite Haitian summer flavors!
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Aerogare Guy Malary, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Photo: Ricardo Lartigue
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