Explore Jérémie

At the end of a 180-mile journey west along Haiti’s southern peninsula, Jérémie is a busy coastal town with mountains cascading at its back. A city full of history and character, you’ll want to dedicate a couple of days to fully explore.   If you’ve travelled through the north of Haiti before (especially driving from …

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Kaskad Pichon

Kaskad Pichon (Cascade Pichon) is a stunning waterfall located in the South-East Haiti. It's notoriously hard to get to, but worth the adventure!

Explore Pestel

Pestel is a Haitian harbour town with a vibrant market, incredible sunrises, sunsets and laidback charm. Caves, islands and the annual Fête de la Mer (Festival of the Sea) are top attractions.

Cap-Haïtien City Guide

Cap-Haïtien is Haiti’s second largest city, popular with travellers because of its proximity to world-class beaches and UNESCO heritage sites.

Top destinations for December and January in Haiti

In December and January, rain is rare and gorgeous weather is almost guaranteed. Here are the very best places to be in Haiti during your vacation.

Visit the Iron Market

An architectural marvel with acres of market stalls, Marche en Fer - the Iron Market - is one of the top attractions in Port-au-Prince.

What to do in Montrouis, Haiti

Snorkelling, street food and white-sand beaches home to most of Haiti’s resorts - here's what not to miss if you're visiting Montrouis.

Parc Historique de la Canne à Sucre

Once a working sugar-cane plantation, Parc Historique de la Canne à Sucre is an open-air museum where you can see what plantation life was like in 1803.

Sans-Souci Palace

A visit to the UNESCO World Heritage Sans-Souci Palace is considered essential for any visit to Haiti, and the journey to the site is well-worth the effort.

Citadelle Laferrière

Citadelle Laferrière is the largest fortress in the Americas. Haitians call it the eighth wonder of the world and, if you make it up the summit of Pic Laferrière, you’ll see why.