Haiti Virtual Tourist

Take a virtual tour of Haiti from the comfort of your home from anywhere in the world. Let Haiti Virtual Tourist take you on a virtual flight to Haiti where you can discover as much as you want about the Haitian people, our culture, food, history, tourist attractions and more without actually having to catch a flight or travel to Haiti.

We Shall Rise Again - Caribbean song For Haiti

Here is a still photo from the video We Shall Rise again, a caribbean tribute to Haiti for earthquake relief efforts.

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Pictures of Haiti

Haiti Pictures taken in July 2003

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Little Haiti Park, Miami Florida

look at this photo of the little Haiti park taken during the inauguration of the park in Little Haiti, Miami FLorida.

Little Haiti's boundaries are roughly as follows: to the north, 85th Street, to the west, I-95, to the east, Biscayne Boulevard (U.S. 1), and to the south, Northeast 36th Street (US 27).

The southern extremity of Little Haiti is now referred to as the Miami Design District, an 18 block section of art galleries, showrooms and restaurants located between NE 41st Street and NE 36th Street, Miami Avenue and Biscayne Boulevard.

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Sarodj Bertin Miss Haiti Universe 2010

Here is a still photo of Sarodj Bertin, Miss Haiti contestant in Miss Universe 2010

Photo: Sarodj Bertin Miss Haiti Universe 2010

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Lac Azuei, Malpasse Haiti

Lake Azuei is a salt-water lake and the largest lake in Haiti. Also known as l'Etang Saumatre or Le Lac Azuei in Haiti, the lake's water is an intense shade of blue with an area covering roughly 105 square miles.
Lake Azuei is also a habitat for some rare birds and marine life. The lake supports over 100 species of waterfowl, flamingos and American crocodiles, one of the few lakes of its type in the world to harbor such fauna animal life .
Lake Azeui is located in the Hispaniolan rift valley you know it as the Cul-de-Sac Depression in Haiti and the Hoya de Enriquillo, between the Neyba and the Bahoruco Mountain Range , in the Dominican Republic.
Etang Saumatre or Lake Azuei is one of the lakes and lagoons that remain from an old marine channel that divided the island of Hispaniola Dominican Republic and Haiti into two paleoislands more than 5,000 years ago.
Amongst the chain of lakes and lagoons in the channel are: Lake Azuei in Haiti, Laguna/Lagoon de Oviedo, Lago/Lake Enriquillo which by the way is named after Cacique Enriquillo, you know him in Haitian history as Cacique Henry, the great Taino tribal chief [they didn't want to call him a king : ] from Bahoruco.
I took this picture of the lake on my way to Malpasse, Haiti. this where you have to go through customs before entering the Dominican Republic.
There is a lot you can learn just by reading on a simple lake in Haiti. You have a beautiful history, you should read up on it
Hoya del Lago Enriquillo between the Neyba and Bahoruco

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Jim Jones ft P Diddy Paul Wall and Jha Jha - What You Been Drinkin' On

With the new album waiting in the wings, Jim recently shot a new video for "What You Been Dranking On" in Miami's Little Haiti district. The clip will World Premiere on MTV2's Making the Video on Sunday, August 21st at 5:00 pm (Eastern Time).

The track was written and co-produced by P.Diddy and Jha' Jha - the first female rapper to emerge from the Dipset camp.

also features the red-hot Paul Wall. All three artists star in the video alongside Jim.

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We Shall Rise Again - Caribbean song For Haiti

Here is a still photo from the video We Shall Rise again, a caribbean tribute to Haiti for earthquake relief efforts.

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Miami Edison High School

Here is photo, Miami Edison High School, take while driving through little Haiti Miami Florida.

Photo taken July 2010

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Kimse Yok Mu Haiti Earthquake Relief Carrefour Haiti

Here is photo, Kimse Yok Mu Haiti Earthquake Relief Carrefour Haiti, taken at the shelter at Carrefour, at the PVS Cultural Center located at Ecole Frere Polycarpe in Waney 93.

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