Tour guides
Haiti

Take a trip Haiti

Take a trip to Haiti

Welcome to Haiti, a jewel of the Caribbean that is full of natural, cultural and historical treasures to discover. From white sandy beaches to green mountains, vibrant cities and fascinating historical sites, Haiti offers a unique and unforgettable travel experience for adventurers in search of authenticity.
Explore the majestic Citadelle Laferrière, perched on a mountain and offering breathtaking panoramic views of the region. Immerse yourself in the rich and eventful history of the country by visiting the Palace Sans-Souci in Milot, former residence of King Henri Christophe. Let yourself be enchanted by the natural beauty of the waterfalls of Saut-d'Eau, where visitors can swim in crystal clear waters in the middle of the lush jungle.
For a cultural immersion, explore the vibrant markets of Port-au-Prince, where you can enjoy traditional dishes, buy local crafts and listen to live music. Finally, relax on the pristine beaches of Jacmel or the Turtle Islands, where you can bask in the sun and dive into the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea.

Tour guides Haiti

Regions

No region

Cities

No city

Five ideas for guided tours in Haiti

 

  • Port-au-Prince

    Welcome to Port-au-Prince, the vibrant and culturally rich capital of Haiti, located on the south coast of the island. This fascinating city offers travelers a unique experience, mixing history, art, music and authentic Creole cuisine. Follow our guide to explore the hidden treasures of Port-au-Prince and discover all that this captivating city has to offer.
    Start your journey with a visit to the Iron Market, a lively market where you can discover local crafts, fresh produce and colorful souvenirs. Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of the market, where local vendors offer a variety of products ranging from exotic spices to traditional wood carvings.
    Then head to the famous Rue du Champs de Mars, where you can admire the city’s historic architecture, including the National Palace and Notre-Dame Cathedral in Port-au-Prince. Stroll along this iconic avenue and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of the Haitian capital.
    Don’t forget to visit the Museum of the Haitian National Pantheon, where you can discover the fascinating history of the country through a collection of historical artifacts, paintings and sculptures. Immerse yourself in Haiti’s tumultuous past and admire the cultural treasures that have shaped the country’s identity.
    For a gastronomic break, go to the market on rue du Port, where you can taste typical Haitian dishes such as griot (marinated pork), tassot (marinated and fried beef or goat meat) and pikliz (spicy condiment). Enjoy these local delights in a friendly and authentic atmosphere.
    Finally, end your day in style by attending a concert of compass music, an emblematic musical genre of Haiti mixing catchy rhythms and poetic words. Soak up the contagious energy of Haitian music and let yourself be carried away by the mesmerizing sound of the night.

  • Camp-Perrin

    Located in the department of Nippes, Camp-Perrin is a small tropical paradise surrounded by green mountains and picturesque landscapes.
    First, discover the natural wonders of Camp-Perrin by visiting the Saut-Mathurine waterfall, one of the highest waterfalls in Haiti. Nestled in the heart of the rainforest, this majestic waterfall offers a breathtaking spectacle, where the tumultuous waters cascade into a natural pool of a crystal blue. Let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of this magical and refreshing place.
    For a more active adventure, discover the Marie-Jeanne cave, an impressive cave located near Camp-Perrin. Explore the depths of the earth and admire the stalactites and stalagmites that adorn the walls of this mysterious cave. A fascinating experience not to be missed for lovers of caving and nature.
    After a day of adventure, take the time to relax on the white sandy beaches of Port-Salut, located near Camp-Perrin. Soak up the warm Caribbean sun, swim in the turquoise waters and enjoy fresh seafood at local restaurants. A moment of pure happiness and relaxation by the ocean.

  • Labadie

    Here we are on the north coast of Haiti, where the white sand meets the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Sea. Located about 20 kilometers northwest of Cap-Haitien, Labadie offers visitors a paradise getaway away from the urban bustle, in a preserved and enchanting natural setting.
    Start your exploration with a discovery of the beaches of Labadie. The main beach, long and extensive, is lined with palm trees and offers calm and shallow waters, perfect for swimming and water activities. Don’t miss the smaller but equally picturesque Labadie Village beach, where you can observe the daily life of the locals.
    History and nature lovers will be delighted to discover the surroundings of Labadie. Take a trip to Cormier Waterfall, a spectacular waterfall nestled in the heart of the jungle, where you can cool off in the cool, crystal clear waters. Also explore the Citadel Cave, an impressive rock formation with panoramic views of the coast and surrounding mountains.
    Finally, end your day in style by admiring the sunset over Labadie Bay, a magical spectacle that illuminates the sky with golden and pink hues. Simply sit on the beach, breathe in the salt air and let yourself be lulled by the soothing sound of the waves that come to caress the shore.

  • The Blue Basin of Haiti

    Hidden in the heart of the tropical forest of the mountains of Jacmel. in a lush and preserved setting, the Bassin Bleu is a series of natural pools fed by crystal clear waterfalls, offering visitors a refreshing and invigorating experience in the middle of nature.
    Start your exploration by taking the path to the Blue Basin, which passes through dense tropical vegetation and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. Along the way, you’ll pass winding rivers, intriguing rock formations and exotic flora and fauna.
    Arriving at the Bassin Bleu, prepare to be amazed by the striking beauty of this natural site. Dive into the clear, cool turquoise waters of the natural pools, surrounded by the rock faces covered in lush vegetation. Let yourself be carried away by the soothing sound of waterfalls that gently fall into the pools, creating a magical and serene atmosphere.
    Be sure to venture under the waterfalls for an invigorating natural massage, or hike along the surrounding trails to discover other hidden gems in the area. After exploring the Blue Basin, take time to relax and soak up the peaceful beauty of this enchanting place.

  • the Île-à-Vache

    Located in the Gulf of Gonâve, this paradise island offers travelers a total escape in an idyllic setting, far from the urban bustle and mass tourism.
    Start your adventure by exploring the white sandy beaches that line the island, such as Port Morgan Beach and Madame Bernard Beach. Dive into the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Sea and discover the richness of marine life by snorkelling or going on a boat trip.
    For a dose of adventure, explore the island’s hidden caves, such as the Marie-Jeanne Cave and the Cave of the English, where you can admire spectacular rock formations and impressive stalactites. Be sure to visit the picturesque village of Madame Bernard, where you can meet welcoming locals, taste traditional Haitian dishes and discover local crafts.
    Finally, finish your day by admiring the sunset from the Île-à-Vache lighthouse, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the island and its surroundings. Let yourself be immersed in the tranquility and beauty of this preserved place, and let yourself be seduced by the authentic charm of Île-à-Vache.

Must-Visit Attractions in Haiti

  • Port-au-Prince – The vibrant capital, featuring cultural sites like the National Pantheon Museum and bustling markets such as the Iron Market.
  • Cap-Haïtien – A historic city in the north, known for the Citadelle Laferrière and the Sans-Souci Palace, two iconic monuments of Haitian heritage.
  • Jacmel – An artistic coastal town, famous for its well-preserved colonial architecture, picturesque beaches, and colorful carnival.
  • Les Cayes – A gateway to explore Île-à-Vache and enjoy the pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters of this southern region.
  • Île de la Gonâve – An ideal destination for those seeking tranquility, with secluded beaches and untouched nature.
  • La Visite National Park – A mountainous and forested area, perfect for hiking, wildlife observation, and discovering exceptional landscapes.
  • Labadee – A private beach resort, popular for its paradise-like beaches, water activities, and cruise excursions.
  • Port-Salut – A well-known destination for its fine sandy beaches and clear waters, a favorite spot for beach relaxation enthusiasts.
  • Gonaïves – A historic city, recognized for its significance in the Haitian Revolution and its pivotal events in the country’s history.
  • Fort-Liberté – A coastal city with a rich history, home to one of the oldest fortresses in the country and offering magnificent marine panoramas.

Practical Information Haiti

Capital

Port-au-Prince

Official Language

French, Haitian Creole

Area

27,750 km²

National Holiday

January 1

Population

11.4 million

Currency

Gourde (HTG)

Time Zone

EST (UTC-5)

Climate

Tropical

Phone Code

+509

Voltage and Plugs

110 V, Type A & B

Other countries: Caribbean