Haiti
This French-run hotel seems to ramble up the side of the hill it sits on, so there’s no shortage of terraces offering gorgeous sea views (the rooms themselves have none). Rooms come in a variety of shapes and sizes, all individually decorated to the owner’s funky taste – we loved the one with the mosaic wall of broken mirror.
Some rooms have kitchenettes and even exercise equipment! There is 24-7 electricity powered by solar panels – a rarity in Haiti.
14.02 MILES
Haitians call the Citadelle the eighth wonder of the world and, having slogged to the 900m summit of Pic Laferrière (or ridden horseback for US$15), you…
8.39 MILES
Your basic paradise, this tiny island offers white sand, a lush core of trees, and turquoise water where snorkelers encounter centuries-old cannon and…
11.6 MILES
Built as a rival to Versailles in France, Henry Christophe’s palace of Sans Souci has lain abandoned since it was ruined in the 1842 earthquake. The years…
0.83 MILES
Cap's pretty main square, bordered on the southern side by the Notre-Dame cathedral on Rue 18, has a dark past. François Mackandal, leader of a pre…
1.1 MILES
The city's iron market sprawls over four city blocks and offers everything from vegetables and clothing to toiletries.
0.83 MILES
Cap's pretty main square, bordered on the southern side by the Notre-Dame cathedral on Rue 18, has a dark past. François Mackandal, leader of a pre…
1.1 MILES
The city's iron market sprawls over four city blocks and offers everything from vegetables and clothing to toiletries.
8.39 MILES
Your basic paradise, this tiny island offers white sand, a lush core of trees, and turquoise water where snorkelers encounter centuries-old cannon and…
11.6 MILES
Built as a rival to Versailles in France, Henry Christophe’s palace of Sans Souci has lain abandoned since it was ruined in the 1842 earthquake. The years…
14.02 MILES
Haitians call the Citadelle the eighth wonder of the world and, having slogged to the 900m summit of Pic Laferrière (or ridden horseback for US$15), you…