Tourist Attractions in Haiti

Haiti is the land where Columbus first set foot on his way to India. It was from here that mankind’s introduction to a new, uncharted world began. Columbus was impressed by the land and the people who lived there. The locals rescued sailors whose ship was sinking, and for centuries afterwards defended their freedom, which was taken away by the “rescued”.

Haiti has a rich history. Because of numerous attacks on the island, the largest fortress in the Western Hemisphere appeared. It is a symbol of the independence of the Haitians, who jealously defended their freedom. Haiti is a very poor country, but people here have not learnt to see tourists as sources of income. No one here will beg for anything. Although the people are poor, they are friendly, and in the colourful and colourful cities poverty is lost and not noticeable at all.

Haiti has two magnificent national parks with high mountain peaks. And not far from them are sunny beaches with white sand. Cruise liners often come here. Haiti is a country where you can touch the mysterious Voodoo culture, see with your own eyes those distant Caribbean, relax on the beach, look at the majestic buildings and taste traditional food at democratic prices.