Welcome to Haiti

One of the greatest little countries in the Caribbean

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.
Adventure, nature, fast festival rhythms and sandy beaches, plus art and events to bring you closer to the myths and folklore of Haiti.
Haiti is as Instagrammable as it gets, and here are nine Instagram accounts that will make you want to start planning a visit.

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?

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!

  • Beaches & Islands

    Kokoye Beach

    Looking for a weekend destination not far from Port-au-Prince? Set into the unrivalled beauty of Haiti’s south coast, the pristine cove of Kokoye is just an hour’s boat ride from Petit-Goave.

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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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  • Food & Drink

    The Haitian Street Food You Have to Try

    Paté, spaghetti, and piklitz with your plantain fritay - this is the Haitian street food you have to try, according to a Jacmel local.

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  • Getting around

    Getting around: Public transport in Haiti

    In Haiti, you’ll find many different types of public transport including buses, tap-taps and motos, with roads between major cities and surrounding towns.

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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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