City: Haiti
Top Things to do in Haiti
Top 10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Haiti, Haiti
Coordinates: 19°00′N 72°25′W / 19.000°N 72.417°W / 19.000; -72.417
Restaurants in Haiti
1. Sprinteur PTS
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 41 reviews
Sprinteur Personal Touring Services, an all around touring and transportation services company, Based in Port-au-prince Haiti, with an appetite for the "personal touch". Arrive as our customer, depart as a new friend...
2. The Citadelle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 420 reviews
Reviewed By ArmyRangeratMIT - Wayne, United States
Up on the north side of the country in Cap Haitien lies the greatest architecture feat in the country- the immense Citadelle fortress built by the French to protect the area.. with no guard rails or fences, you can easily fall 2000 feet to your death if you lean too far over the edge so be careful! It takes a good healthy walk up the switchback path, and the locals have a way of cutting straight up to set up vendor tables when they hear people are coming and see vehicles approaching. Amazing! A couple thousand men lost their lives erecting the unfinished structure up on top of the highest peak, and you can see for miles! Afterwards head to Cormier Plage beach or Labadie resort up in the coast!
3. National History Park - Citadel, Sans Souci, Ramiers
4. Bassin Bleu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 255 reviews
Reviewed By jerrylewis91
Wow! An exquisite natural interactive wonder. Bright aqua pools cascade into waterfalls of rejuvenation for mind, body, soul. Highlight is the rope/rappelling down a Boulder into the Bleu. You feel like Indiana Jones!
5. Museum Ogier-Fombrun
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
The Ogier-Fombrun Museum will greet you with stories dating from the pre-colombian indian era to colonial times of 1794, when Haiti used to be the largest producer of sugar in the Caribbean.The property is an authentic sugar cane plantation whose ruins were totally recovered by the work of Architect Gerard Fombrun during more than 35 years of personal involvement. The authentic stone aqueduct which still exists, continues to run water to a gigantic 20 feet wooden wheel which was used to extract the juice from the cane.The "Etuve", which was used to heat up the "melasse", still exists and is reminiscent of a rich past.
6. Musee du Pantheon National Haitien
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By androidy2k
Well presented and very interesting, you will learn a lot about Haitian history and this amazing culture.
7. Papillon Enterprise
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 109 reviews
Papillon Enterprises is a socially & ecologically conscious business with a mission of stimulating the Haitian economy by selling and marketing Haitian artisan goods. We offer a beautiful and safe shopping experience with a variety of locally made products. Grab a fresh made smoothie, or coffee drink while you shop.
Reviewed By Daveycp
This is a really cool place - they give you a tour of the facilities where the workers are making crafts. The work all supports single parents so that they don’t have to give their kids up for adoption. Beautiful pottery, paper beads, stuffed animals and more. Social entrepreneurship at its best! Did all of our souvenir shopping here.
8. Village Artistique de Noailles
9. Labadee
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,239 reviews
An area located in northern Haiti that is famous for its striking natural beauty and great beaches.
Reviewed By OBXMom4 - Greenville, United States
We stopped here on our Royal Caribbean cruise on Oasis of the Seas in January 2019. I really had planned so much for our other 2 ports that we used this day as a beach day and it was perfect! Great weather, water temps were great too! (I was worried that in January that it would be cool) We did end up renting 2 floating mats once in the Columbus Cove area and just chilled in the water. No need to pay for more activities on this island in my opinion! Columbus Cove was the perfect spot to chill under the palm trees, play in the water and get a great view of the ship as well. We did end up walking to the CC beach area and it was a beautiful walk, not too long for us. Waiting for the trolley just took too long. The other side of the island it was very windy and the water was super rough, but the side we were on was perfect!
10. A Paradise Cove Escape and Haitian Village Experience
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 125 reviews
Discover the unrivaled natural beauty of Haiti and the complex culture of its people. Relax and sunbathe on idyllic beaches at Le Village in Paradise Cove, and visit a typical Haitian home to learn about the Haitian lifestyle. You'll have ample time to enjoy the scenic waterfront on the white sand beach and catch a glimpse of a local fisherman as he finds his catch of the day. Transfer back to ship via water taxi. Highlights: •Le Village at Paradise Cove: Discover "a day in the life" of typical Haitian villagers and their families. •Haitian Culture: Get an overview of voodoo and see how local products are prepared for export through onsite exhibits. •Paradise Beach: Relax in your chair or float, enjoy a complimentary drink, borrow snorkel equipment or head out on a kayak. What to Bring: •SeaPass card and photo identification •Camera •Cash/credit cards •Sun protection •Towel (from ship) What to Wear: •Swimsuit under cover-up or light clothing •Walking shoes
