belles photos haiti
Including the tallest North American mountain east of the Rockies.
Saut-d'Eau (Haitian Creole: Sodo) is a commune in the Mirebalais Arrondissement, in the Centre department of Haiti. In 2015, its population was at 34,885 inhabitants. Click here to check out Saut-d'Eau's Facebook page. The town of Saut D'eau, from its former name Ville Bonheur, was founded in 1905. It was granted municipal status in 1926. Its former name means "happy village." It was called Ville-bonheur because of the appearance of a virgin under Emperor Faustin the 1st. It is also known as Sau
Haitian model Jany Tomba was a famous black model in the 60s. I found this picture via her neice Sasha Huber's website named after an exh...
••• Poko gen lavant ••• by Samuel Dameus Petion-Ville, Haiti ---
Chaque semaine nous profitons des beautés d'Haïti en nous rendant à Port-Salut. C'est un petit village charmant au bord de la mer situé à 30 minutes de chez nous. Une des plus belles plages d'Haiti s'y trouve. Les habitants et marchands sont sympatiques et nous accueillent à bras ouverts. Route entre Les Cayes et Port-Salut En chemin, le paysage est à vous couper le souffle. Nous contournons les mornes pour enfin apercevoir la côte sablonneuse avec ses cocotiers, raisiniers, amandiers, là, pour vous protéger du soleil. La route est l'une des plus belles d'Haïti car, il faut le dire, les routes en Haïti peuvent souvent être périlleuses. paysages sur la route Cette journée est consacrée à la baignade, la lecture, la farniente....faire de nouvelles rencontres, et pourquoi pas, se permettre une visite à un de nos restaurants favoris sur le bord de la plage. On y mange d'excellentes langoustes et de bons poissons .Jan-Ubè concocte effectivement le meilleur rhum sour de la région.... Restaurant Le Reposoir Et puis ..... la plage ... pêcheurs dans leur pirogue Mais Port-Salut, c'est aussi un village avec tous les services et attraits: L'Eglise Petit parc en face de l'église Résidence des religieuses de Port-Salut Centre de Santé Si vous venez dans le Sud d'Haïti, ne manquez pas d'aller à Port-Salut. Et surtout.... apportez votre maillot de bain et prenez le temps d'y savourer un bon repas....
What to expect and what might surprise you about traveling in Haiti. Ten eye-opening observations from our two weeks traveling through Haiti, from Port-au-Prince to Port Salut. Here is what makes Haiti a unique travel destination regarding its people, proverbs, Vodou, spice, beaches, mountains, music and more.
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It's on the famous tap tap that you can get a real taste of Haitian art. It's a Kaleidoscope of colours that crosses day after day the streets of port-au-Prince, which are a carnival by themselves only.
What to expect and what might surprise you about traveling in Haiti. Ten eye-opening observations from our two weeks traveling through Haiti, from Port-au-Prince to Port Salut. Here is what makes Haiti a unique travel destination regarding its people, proverbs, Vodou, spice, beaches, mountains, music and more.
The Taste of Haiti 5 Food & Cultural festival will take place on May 13, 2017. Come out and enjoy traditional Haitian culture & cuisine.
What to expect and what might surprise you about traveling in Haiti. Ten eye-opening observations from our two weeks traveling through Haiti, from Port-au-Prince to Port Salut. Here is what makes Haiti a unique travel destination regarding its people, proverbs, Vodou, spice, beaches, mountains, music and more.
Humble, happy and eager to help, the Haitian people in the tourism industry are among the friendliest in the Caribbean. You'll encounter children with beaming smiles, resourceful fishermen and warm motherly types that are happy to see you enjoy their country. Yes, there is poverty and desperate peop
Paolo Woods has been photographing Haiti since the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake. In his work, he looks past the standard iconography of disaster to find a people striving to build their own nation, their own state, against all odds.
Miss Haiti Samantha Colas, 25, of Port-au-Prince may not have placed in the Miss Universe competition, which was telecasted last month in Thailand, but that has not stopped her from pursuing her dreams and using her platform as a child advocate.
A day in Cap Haitien and Labadie beach. Quite nice this part of Haiti.
On my recent press trip on Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas in the Western Caribbean, a lot of the fun I had was – surprisingly – on sea days. But we also had three terrific port days during the action-packed seven night cruise. Our first stop was Labadee, Royal Caribbean’s privately owned peninsula on the
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It was indeed a very insightful trip from the Dominican Republic and I am happy to prove myself right, there are so many good things about Haiti and their people which is worth crossing the border for ♡
I bet you knew this was coming ^__^ Other posts about graffiti >> Kind of political, huh.. Which one is your favorite?
Diwali lights in England, a pair of scary clown masks in Nicaragua, a rat stuck in a New York garbage can, a bioluminescent jellyfish in the Marianas Trench, a little Hitler, and much more.
“Gotta do it one time for Haiti, what up Zoe!” If you’re part of the Haitian diaspora, then you know Saturday, May 18th happens to be Haitian Flag Day! But that doesn’t necessarily mean that you know what the flag represents. The red and blue banner with Haiti’s coat of arms in the epicenter, symbolizes […]
You know you're Haitian when...
