Beaches in Haiti

Contrary to how Royal Caribbean cruise ads some depict Labadee/Labadie as an island, it is, in fact, a peninsula seamlessly connected to the Haitian portion of Hispaniola.

While marketing often portrays it as an isolated oasis, Labadee/Labadie Beach is just one beach on the Labadie Peninsula.

This a nice view of the better part of the peninsula. Labadie village is to the left, out of frame. Labadee Beach, the beach where all the Royal Caribbean tourists go to, it is not even in this picture. Labadee Beach is to the right way out towards the edge of the Peninsula.

Labadee's true geographical identity reveals a closer tie to the larger landmass. Nestled along the northern coast of Hispaniola, Labadee showcases a fusion of enticing coastal allure and cultural heritage.

Acknowledging its peninsula status provides a more accurate perspective, inviting travelers to appreciate both its scenic charm and its integral place within the captivating story of Hispaniola.

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This is a picture of the Labadie / Labadee Peninsula for my recent trip to Labadie Haiti. Royal Caribbean Calls it "Labadee" to make it easier for Americans to say it.

Labadee is a peninsula linked to the northern coast of Haiti. Despite marketing as an oasis, it's just one Labadie Peninsula beach. This view captures one edge of the peninsula. the part that leads to Labadie village (left).

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When you are enjoying your Poisson Gros Sel with some Rum Barbancourt 5 etoile enjoying the ccrystal clear waters of Labadie Beach in Northern Haiti, life seems to be standing still.

Poisson Gros Sel or Coarse Salt Fish is a very popular dish in Haiti.

This is a picture for my recent trip to Labadie haiti.

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To get to the public beaches in Labadie Haiti you have to get on one these colorful boats.

At the base of the mountain in the picture is Labadie village.

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Nothing tastes better than an ice cold Prestige beer and some 5-star Rum Barbancourt when hanging out at the beach in Haiti. This is a picture for my recent trip to Labadie haiti.

Everyone thinks a Labadie is exclusive only to cruise ships. That's not true at all. Labadie Beach, also called "Labadee" to make it easier for Americans to pronounce it, is private but there are many other beaches in the Labadie peninsula.

I was hanging out in one of those public beaches closer to Labadie Village.

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If you are looking for a nice Haiti beach adventure, consider visiting Mole-st-Nicolas in Northern Haiti. The ocean there has three shades of blue, I've been told.

I haven't been there myself but I've been told that Mole-st-Nicolas has some of the most beautiful beachfront in Haiti

Mole-st-Nicolas Haiti is the place where Christopher Columbus first set foot on the island of Hispaniola.

Photo source: Le Nouvelliste

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Pristine means not developed or changed in any way; left in its original condition. This beach in Haiti is the perfect definition of a pristine beach in the Caribbean.

White sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, natural, no pollution.

There are a lot these pristine beaches in Haiti begging for developers to come and turn them into marvelous resorts for the world to come and visit.

So please, bring your billions to Haiti, still this unexplored Caribbean country.

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Instead of the beaches of Jacmel, Haitian American tourists now are enjoy the Dominican beaches of Boca Chica.

Instead of an ice cold Prestige beer in the sunny beaches of Haito, Haitian American tourists are now enjoying theor cervezas en la playa in the Dominican Republic.

All this because of one on South problem in Haiti.

Insecurity. Armed Bandits left to do whatever the hell they want in the country.

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Haiti is the heart of the Caribbean and the beaches here are just as beautiful as those on other islands. All that's missing are the tourists... Welcom to hidden Haiti...

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Here is a photo of me, Woodring Saint Preux, dancing to some RARA at a beach in the Island of Hispaniola, some call it Kiskeya, we call it Haiti, you call it what you want.

See all the photos on
Belpoz.com and
HaitiTravelBlog.com

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