Haiti Explorer
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Tour Price (Per Person) | Price to be announced |
Spaces Available | Spaces available |
An in-depth and mostly overland small-group exploration of the least-visited country in the Western Hemisphere: Haiti.
Although one of the poorest countries in the world, travelers ready to put their judgments and what they thought they knew about Haiti aside and venture to this small Creole nation will be richly rewarded in terms of experiences and memories that will surely last a lifetime.
Highlights of our Haiti Tour
- Explore the lively and pulsating capital of Port-au-Prince, on of the most interesting cities in the Western Hemisphere.
- Visit the century-old, Grand Cemetery (Grand Cimetiere De Port-au-Prince), known for its above-ground, brightly-colored vaults and raised tombs.
- Attend an authentic and enthralling Vodou ceremony in Pétionville.
- Venture deep into one of the wildest areas in the Caribbean, the 2.5 mile long Marie Jeanne Caves in Port-à-Piment.
- Spent time on the all-but-unexplored rural tropical island outpost of Île-à-Vache.
- Soak in the pleasant vibe in the colonial southern town of Jacmel.
- Take a dip at the Bassin-Bleu, a gorgeous natural pool and waterfall in the forests of southern Haiti.
- Admire the off-the-beaten path, Saut d’Eau Waterfalls, which is a religious icon in Haiti where people make an annual pilgrimage to bathe and pray for blessings and healing.
- Drive the rarely-explored west coast of Haiti and visit the former sugar plantation and colonial mansion, Musée Ogier-Fombrun.
- See the Musée du Centenaire in Gonaïves that was inaugurated in 1904 to commemorate the nation’s first century of independence.
- Climb by horseback to the amazing and visually-powerful, Citadelle LaFerriere — a well-maintained and epic battle fortress battle atop a 2,000 foot mountain in northern Haiti.
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Max Group Size | 10 and 1 local tour guide |
Photographic Opportunities | Excellent |









