Understanding local dialects can help travelers feel right at home when communicating with those locals who speak in dialect.
Among Haitian immigrants, the official languages are French and Haitian Creole (Kreyòl Ayisyen). Just about
all Haitians speak the latter–a creole based primarily Continue Reading...
January
Independence Day – January 1
Ancestry Day – January 2
February
Carnival
Carnival or Mardi Gras begins before the week before Ash Wednesday, with the main action around the capital Port-au-Prince. They are large bands with massive sound systems that drive around playing music Continue Reading...
LOCAL TOURIST INFORMATION:
Office National du Tourisme d’Haiti;
avenue Marie Jeanne;
Port-a-Prince;
Haiti
Tel: 221 729.
Foreign Embassies in the United States:
In addition to the embassies listed below, some Caribbean
countries have consulates or tourist offices in large cities in the Continue Reading...
Sport & Activities
Watersports
Kyona and Ibo beaches (Ibo is on Cacique Isle) are best for swimming, snorkelling, spearfishing, sailing, boomba racing in dugout canoes and water-skiing. La Gonve is a popular location for fishing.
Spectator sports
Football is the favourite national sport, Continue Reading...