Destinations

Visit Haiti

Destinations

Citadelle Laferrière in Milot

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In the heart of the Caribbean, Haiti is home to stunning beaches, mountains, waterfalls, incredible festivals, historic forts and the Caribbean’s premiere art scene.

Destinations

Kokoye Beach

Looking for a weekend destination not far from Port-au-Prince? You’ll find the low-key glamping experience at Kokoye Beach that is an altogether different sort of luxury. 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.
Constructed at the turn of the century, the delightful Peabody House is Haiti’s most famous example of a celebrated architectural form unique to the Caribbean.
The south coast is full of hidden treasures waiting to be discovered, and Saut-Mathurine, Haiti’s largest waterfall, is one of them.
The overgrown ruins of this 300 year-old French-built fort will enchant visitors for hours (and archaeologists for days), but to get there you’ll need to hire a boat.
About three hours north east of Port-au-Prince, tucked away in the central highlands, Lake Peligre is Haiti’s second-largest lake. But what exactly makes Lake Péligre worth making a detour for?
A few miles north of Hinche, Bassin Zim is a spectacular natural landmark with a waterfall, a chain of turquoise-hued pools and a network of glittering underground grottoes. There’s rumours of buried treasure, but the real treasure is out in the open.
  • Food & Drink

    Rum is big in Haiti. Here’s what to drink.

    While the Barbadians are said to have invented modern rum, we think it’s the Haitians who perfected it. Here are five tipples to try while vacationing in Haiti.

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  • Destinations

    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.

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  • Art & Culture

    The Museum of the Haitian National Pantheon

    This underground museum displays artefacts illustrating Haiti’s history with an emphasis on its revolutionary years and its political and cultural forefathers. Get up close to artefacts from a Colombus ship, slave shackles, murder weapons and the bell that rang in independence.

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  • Haiti Up Close

    What is visiting Haiti like for Female travellers?

    Wondering what visiting Haiti is like for female solo tourists? Here’s our insider guide for women travelling in this Caribbean country.

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  • Art & Culture

    Festi Graffiti

    Haiti may be known for beaches and rum, but the capital’s creative scene offers an edgier perspective. Port-au-Prince’s art scene peaks during the annual Festi Grafiti.

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  • Festivals & Events

    Experience Rara Easter

    Planning a short break to Haiti during Easter? Here's how you can experience the incredible spirit of Rara while you're here.

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  • Things to do

    Caribbean on a budget: 8 cheap and free things to do in Haiti

    Haiti offers a wealth of wildlife, nature, arts and culture for backpackers on a budget. Check out our list of 8 cheap and free things to do in Haiti.

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  • Adventure travel

    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.

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  • Food & Drink

    Where to find great coffee in Haiti

    Where do you find great coffee in Haiti? We’ve rounded up the best places to find great American-style coffee and to try authentic Haitian-style coffee.

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  • Beaches & Islands

    Raymond les Bains

    Raymond les Bains is a popular beach featuring a mile-long stretch of sand framed by palm trees and mountains, serving up seafood, music and dancing.

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