Cap-haitien Map, Haiti

Cap-haitien Sightseeing

The Sans Souci Palace (or what is left of it post the earthquake of 1842) at the base of the mountain, built in the early 1700s and originally intended to serve as a royal residence and executive centre, accommodating a hospice, library facilities, chapel as well as a mint within it, is also a must-see! Even in its current, ruined state, it boasts the best aluminium dome on its cathedral - a one of a kind, globally... read more

Cap-haitien History

Cap-Haïtien's attraction as a tourist destination has increased considerably thanks to the capital city of Port-au-Prince constantly suffering political instability besides the significance of its diverse historical sites.   read more

Cap-haitien Travel Guide

While rows of urban slums primarily dominate the western hilly landscape of Cap-haitien, narrow, grid-like arrangement of inner streets accommodate weekly bazaars, small churches, apartment structures typically housing 3-4 floors, with each having balconies on their upper floors that typically offer a view into the congested streets below. This compact planning encompassing domestic life with urban purposes creates an... read more

Cap-haitien Nightlife

While the plentiful hotels dotting the beaches of Cap-Haitien offer bar and restaurant facilities for fine wining and dining according to the discerning tastes of all types of foreign guests, many of those availing luxury cruise-liner holidays with ships docking in the private island of Labadie are not averse to staying on board and enjoying the ‘in-house’ pleasures of a club-house, saloon and private performances... read more