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7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in Haiti - Travel Guide
What to do in Haiti for 7 days?
Haiti tourism

7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in Haiti - Travel Guide

The best 7 days itinerary & travel guide in Haiti

A Week of Wonders: Haiti in 7 Unforgettable Days - What to do in Haiti for 7 days?

Days Description Overnight
1 Day 1 - Introduction To Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince
2 Day 2 - Exploring Cap-Haïtien Cap-Haïtien
3 Day 3 - Discover Jacmel Jacmel
4 Day 4 - Digging Deeper into Jacmel Jacmel
5 Day 5 - Trek to Kenscoff Kenscoff
6 Day 6 - Wandering in Petionville Petionville
7 Day 7 - Bidding Farewell to Haiti Port-au-Prince

Introduction

Experience the heart and soul of beautiful Haiti in an enriching week-long journey filled with culture, laughter, and awe-inspiring vistas. This tour will take you to the most historical spots and natural wonders, giving you a comprehensive look into what makes Haiti so uniquely captivating.

Day 1 - Introduction To Port-au-Prince

Greet Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince with an open heart. Begin the journey at the Musée du Panthéon National Haïtien, a treasure trove that stores artifacts from Haiti's history. Next, head to the Marché de Fer (Iron Market), serving everything from voodoo artifacts to local fruits. Finish with a visit to the vibrant La Fossette, a haven for music lovers.

Day 2 - Exploring Cap-Haïtien

Venture to Cap-Haïtien, the city of history and architecture. Start by visiting the famous Citadel, an architectural marvel and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, followed by a visit to Sans Souci Palace. Mosey down the colorful buildings in the city center for a bewitching view.

Day 3 - Discover Jacmel

Jacmel, the city of creativity and culture, is your new stop. Explore the famous Mosaic Murals, a true testament to the vibrancy of Haiti. Visit the art studios in Jacmel's historic center before heading to the majestic Bassin Bleu, a natural wonder you mustn’t miss.

Day 4 - Digging Deeper into Jacmel

Continue the Jacmel exploration with the Laferriere-Papillon art gallery. Shop for stunning papier-mâché sculptures and vibrant paintings in the city center which are deeply rooted in local tradition. And what's a Caribbean escapade without a beach day? Relax at the pristine Raymond Les Bains beach.

Day 5 - Trek to Kenscoff

Say hello to the cool, mountain air in Kenscoff. Take a leisurely trek through the lush greenery and enjoy the view from the mountain-top, followed by a peaceful afternoon in Fermathe, exploring its famous market and the Baptist Mission.

Day 6 - Wandering in Petionville

Immerse yourself in the vivid arts and culinary wonders of Petionville. Explore the art galleries, picking up a piece of Haiti to bring home. Treat yourself with some enticing Haitian cuisine, exploring the town's diverse food scene.

Day 7 - Bidding Farewell to Haiti

Savor your final day in Haiti at the Artisans Market in Port-au-Prince, picking up any last-minute souvenirs. Visit the Champs de Mars, the main park in central Port-au-Prince, and soak in the vibrancy of Haitian city life before boarding your flight home.

Summary of this itinerary

Experiencing Haiti in 7 days gives you a glimpse of the country's rich history, diverse culture, and the warmth of its people. This itinerary packs in adventure, downtime, and delectable culinary experiences, promising memories that will last a lifetime. Who knew so much magic could be packed into a week?

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FAQs about this
7 day itinerary in
Haiti

What is the best time to visit Haiti?

The best time to visit Haiti is during the dry months of November to March.

Is it safe to travel around Haiti?

Yes, it's generally safe but like with any destination, it's important to stay vigilant and follow general safety precautions.

What’s the local food like in Haiti?

Haitian cuisine is a rich mixture of Creole flavors with African, French, and Spanish influences. It's worth trying the national dish, griot - a serving of pork with spicy coleslaw.