Haiti Virtual Tourist

In the quiet coastal town of Port-à-Piment, tucked away in the southern hills of Haiti, there's a secret hidden beneath the earth--Grotte Marie-Jeanne. From the outside, you wouldn't guess what lies below. But once you enter, the cave swallows you into a different world. more...

In this photo, a young Pouchon Duverger stands with the fire of a frontman on the rise--long before the split, long before the fame reached its peak. This was during the golden years of Djakout Mizik (1997-2010), a time when Pouchon's voice helped shape the sound of modern Konpa and give the band its unforgettable energy. more...

Olivier Duret and T-Vice, then and now--two names that defined an era in Haitian music history. With Roberto Martino's signature guitar riffs and Olivier's smooth, unforgettable vocals, their time together on stage was pure magic. It was a moment when talent, chemistry, and timing aligned to create something special. This is a celebration of legacy, artistry, and the rare spark that only comes once in a while. more...

Charlotte Auguste: La Grande Dame de Montréal --- In 2004, a photo from the Miss Exotica Beauty Pageant landed in my inbox, part of a regular batch I received back then to feature on my website. Among the vibrant faces and elegant gowns was a striking woman whose grace seemed to radiate beyond the lens. Her name: Charlotte Auguste, though many knew her lovingly as Min Chaa. more...

Lam Veritab, also called breadfruit or "lame veritable," is a common Haitian fruit often cooked and enjoyed like a vegetable. This versatile tree crop is valued for its starchy, nutritious fruit. In Haiti, lam veritab is boiled, fried like pressed plantains, or mashed into a smooth purée, making it a popular staple in many homes. more...

Let me tell you the full story of an irrigation canal in Ouanaminthe, Haiti, that began with nothing but dirt, sweat, and the sheer will of stubborn Haitian farmers--yet somehow sparked an international firestorm and ignited one of the biggest border crises between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. more...

Saut-d'Eau is a gorgeous and sacred waterfall in the Centre department of Haiti. It is believed that the Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel appeared on a palm tree in Saut-d'Eau the 19th century. more...

Saut-Mathurine Waterfall, located in Camp-Perrin in Haiti's South Department, is the largest and one of the most famous waterfalls in the country. This spectacular natural attraction is a must-see destination for anyone planning a trip to Haiti. more...

His real name was Jean Samuel Lubin but he was widely known as Samba Kessy or King Kessy. Lubin rose to fame in 1988 by co-founding the influential racine group Koudjay, a cultural beacon of Vodou-inspired rhythms and powerful political commentary. more...

This photo captures Kanpech performing live at Racine Festival at Bayfront Park in Miami, Florida. That night, the stage wasn't just a platform--it became sacred ground. more...