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The island is surrounded by a beautiful beach, and you will admire its beauty even more if you dive into its clear waters. This is a paradise for scuba diving lovers. The rich and colorful life of marine creatures will help you have a very interesting and unforgettable experience.
Musée du Panthéon National Haïtien is a museum with heroes of Haitian independence and Haitian history and culture.
Papillon Enterprise is the workplace in Haiti to provide jobs for Haitian men and women, teach them job skills and provide them with a steady income. In return, these artisans can keep their children out of orphanages, provide their children with food and educate and keep their families together. Papillon Enterprise employs more than 300 hard-working Haitians and has on-site daycare for the workers' children.
The Our Lady of Assumption church also known as Cap-Haitien Cathedral is the name that received a temple related to the Catholic Church which is located in the city of Cap-Haitien at the Faculty of the North at the island of Hispaniola and north of Haiti's Caribbean country.
Bassin Bleu is a natural water site located 12 km northwest of the city of Jacmel, in the Sud-Est division of Haiti. There is a series of three swimming pools along the Petite Rivière de Jacmel.
Cadras Beach is an accommodation in Haiti. Cadras Beach is located in Meranne, west of Morne Diable.
The Ogier-Fombrun Museum will share stories about the pre-Colombian Indians to the colonial era in 1794, when Haiti was the largest sugar producer in the Caribbean. Located on a sugar cane plantation from the eighteenth century, the Ogier-Fombrun Museum tells the story of our beloved country. Built in 1760 by French colonialist Guillaume Ogier and abandoned during the War of Independence in 1804, it is one of the few structures of this kind that has survived over time.
Le Jardin Botanique des Cayes Haïti couvre une superficie de 8 hectares avec une multitude de plantes et de fleurs. Nous rencontrons des plantes exotiques d'Haïti, des plantes envahissantes, des plantes médicinales, des plantes odorantes, des plantes à miel, ainsi que des plantes indigènes pour développer l'horticulture. Il existe même un espace naturel qui interdit de faire du bruit lors du passage pour ne pas déranger les animaux dans leur habitat naturel. C'est le seul jardin botanique d'Haïti et membre de l'Organisation internationale pour la conservation du jardin botanique (BGCI).
Plaine du Cul de Sac is an interesting destination. Located near the border between Haiti and the Dominican Republic, Plaine du Cul de Sac becomes the perfect place for those who want to mingle with nature. This stretch of land is home to many rare animals, including herons and flamingos.
For some reason, there are people who are often synonymous with the Caribbean with Rum. Perhaps one of the reasons is that it has the best Rum wines there. If you want to taste Rum in Haiti, you can make an appointment in advance at the Barbancourt Rum Distillery. This is a 'magnet' that attracts tourists because here, you will know the whole process of making Rum and the unique culture that goes with the mixing of Rum. Of course, you will also be invited to try Rum for free.
If you love exploring history, you should visit Citadelle Laferrirere, an old fortress located in northern Haiti. Not only a tourist attraction, but also an important testament to Haiti. This fortress was built in 1805, is recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site and is even considered the 8th wonder of the world.
Pétion-Ville is a commune and a suburb of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, in the hills east and separated from the city itself on the hills north of Massif de la Selle.
The St. Peter's Square (Piazza San Pietro in Italian) is a large, architectural, baroque, located in front of St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican, which has been sort of square, with its facade at West. This is where crowds are held during the major religious festivals celebrated by the Pope, such as the urbi et orbi blessing.
