Haiti

North America

The people of Haiti are known for their strength and creativity. Their creativity is seen in their lively art, music, and dance.

The landscapes in Haiti are like a painting. As this country has stunning mountains like the Massif de la Hotte and the Massif du Nord. There's also the Citadel Laferrière, a fortress ►

Things to do and see - Haiti

Climb to a mountaintop fortress and have a glimpse into Haiti's history

Laferriere Citadel

Witness a prime example of Haitian architecture and history

Sans Souci Palace

View exhibits on Haitian history, culture, and independence

The National Pantheon Museum

Hike through the forest to reach waterfalls and natural pools for swimming

Bassin Bleu

Go to a coastal town and explore its rich history and vibrant culture

Jacmel

See endemic and rare plant and animal species in a primary forest

Pic Macaya National Park

Immerse yourself in Haitian culture in its capital city

Port-au-Prince

Explore a port city known for its French colonial architecture

Cap-Haitien

Swim, snorkel, or soak up the tropical sun

Labadie

Spend your day swimming and snorkeling in a secluded cove

Kokoye Beach

FAQ - Haiti

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What are the customs in Haiti?
Haiti generally welcomes visitors, but some customs differ from Western countries. Religion plays a significant role in daily life, with Christianity and voodoo being prominent.
Here are a few things to remember:
Dress modestly, such as wearing a T-shirt with pants or a skirt.
Some Haitians may be curious about tourists and give suspicious looks, but it's usually out of curiosity.
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What kinds of traditional arts and crafts are popular in Haiti, and where can tourists buy real souvenirs?
Haiti is famous for its lively art scene, which includes detailed metalwork, bright paintings, and delicate wood carvings. Tourists can buy genuine souvenirs from local markets, craft workshops, and art galleries in cities such as Port-au-Prince and Jacmel.