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Port-au-Prince (/ˌpɔːrtoʊˈprɪns/; French pronunciation: [pɔʁopʁɛ̃s]; Haitian Creole: Pòtoprens; Haitian Creole pronunciation: [pɔtopɣɛ̃s]) is the capital and most populous city of Haiti. The city's population was estimated at 987,310 in 2015 with the metropolitan area estimated at a population of 2,618,894. The metropolitan area is defined by the IHSI as including the communes of Port-au-Prince, Delmas, Cite Soleil, Tabarre, Carrefour, and Pétion-Ville.
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1. Private 7-Night Luxury Vacation in Haitian Cape
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Cap Haïtien is known as Haiti's largest center of historic monuments. The bay, beaches and monuments make the city a "Tourist Paradise". This tour organised and managed by Haitian nationals who passionate about their culture and wish to share it with travelers. So come and discover an authentic Haiti. This 7-night luxury vacation in Haitian Cape will quench your thirst for an idyllic vacation amongst the historical monuments and sparkling sandy beaches, not forgetting the rivers weaving their way through the villages and towns.
Inclusions: Dinner, Dinner, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Private transportation, All Fees and Taxes, Flights from London UK (other cities in the UK or abroad contact us), 7 nights’ accommodation in a luxury hotel on a double sharing basis, Breakfast and dinner for 7 days, Airport pick up and drop on arrival and departure on a sharing or fixed departure basis
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
2. Blue Waterfalls (Bassin Bleu) adventures from Jacmel, Haiti
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Get ready for the thrill of a lifetime! Nestled in the hills of the Southern of Haiti lies a treasure you won’t likely find anywhere else. Mother Nature has crafted breathtaking waterfalls, etched out of limestone, for your enjoyment.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by air-conditioned minivan
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Food and drinks, unless specified
Reviewed By richardcA2234ZS
Note: I originally was not going to post a review of this tour because, due to the volatile situation in Haiti at the time of my visit, I was unable to complete the tour. However, I thought it was important to note how Eagle Tours and my guide helped out during my short visit. I scheduled a day tour of PAP in late September, 2019 with Eagle Tours & Adventures. Just before leaving for Haiti, Abraham Pierre-Mary contacted me to let me know that it would be best to rebook because there was politcal unrest and he was not certain we could make it to our intended points of interest due to road closures, protests, etc. and safety was the top concern. I was determined to try anyway, so Abraham agreed to give it a try. Abraham promptly picked me up at the PAP airport. Note: There is a small police office at the airport just a 20-second walk to the right, outside the arrivals exit but BEFORE continuing out through the fenced exit to the taxis. This is where Abraham picked me up. I mention this because another traveler mentioned having to walk to a "side police station" and it's important to note this is still located at the airport, not "down the road" so to speak. It sounds like this is where Eagle Tours prefers to pick up their clients, so don't go all the way out to the taxi area. Just as I was warned, most of the streets were closed off with rocks, fires, etc, and there were angry crowds. Abraham tried to get me through the city to my hotel (it was already clearly apparanet that we could not do the city tour). Abraham told me that even if we somewhow made it to my hotel, there was a risk of not getting out and back to the airport the following day. From this point forward is where I am really thankful for his help looking out for me. Abraham took me to the security of his home while we waited for the situation to die down, in the hopes we'd be able to salvage part of the tour. I even had a nice Haitian lunch and I learned a lot about his country from him. I found Abraham to be both knowledgeable and personable. After several hours it was apparent things were getting worse, so he took me to find another hotel, near the airport where there was better security. After striking out four or five times (everyone from the other hotels had moved to the hotels in the more secured airport zone so they were fully booked), we finally found an inexpensive but nice, secure hotel. Abraham picked me up the following day on time and transferred me to the airport. I appreciated the time spent looking out for my safety and helping me find another hotel location, and even for trying to go forward with my PAP tour despite the situation to begin with. Eagle Tours and Abraham went above and beyond to help me out, and Abraham even mentioned that if I returned and would like to try the tour again, I should consider the PAP portion of the tour already paid for. I will definitely use this company/guide again when I return.
3. Private Tour of Port Au Prince area
Overall Ratings
3.2 based on 5 reviews
This private tour of Port au Prince area, allow you to understand Port au Prince after of the earthquake of 2010, from time to time Haitian population stand up from this devastating disaster. Enjoy the sun of the Caribbean.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Driver/guide, Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by air-conditioned minivan, Transport by private vehicle
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
Reviewed By richardcA2234ZS
Note: I originally was not going to post a review of this tour because, due to the volatile situation in Haiti at the time of my visit, I was unable to complete the tour. However, I thought it was important to note how Eagle Tours and my guide helped out during my short visit. I scheduled a day tour of PAP in late September, 2019 with Eagle Tours & Adventures. Just before leaving for Haiti, Abraham Pierre-Mary contacted me to let me know that it would be best to rebook because there was politcal unrest and he was not certain we could make it to our intended points of interest due to road closures, protests, etc. and safety was the top concern. I was determined to try anyway, so Abraham agreed to give it a try. Abraham promptly picked me up at the PAP airport. Note: There is a small police office at the airport just a 20-second walk to the right, outside the arrivals exit but BEFORE continuing out through the fenced exit to the taxis. This is where Abraham picked me up. I mention this because another traveler mentioned having to walk to a "side police station" and it's important to note this is still located at the airport, not "down the road" so to speak. It sounds like this is where Eagle Tours prefers to pick up their clients, so don't go all the way out to the taxi area. Just as I was warned, most of the streets were closed off with rocks, fires, etc, and there were angry crowds. Abraham tried to get me through the city to my hotel (it was already clearly apparanet that we could not do the city tour). Abraham told me that even if we somewhow made it to my hotel, there was a risk of not getting out and back to the airport the following day. From this point forward is where I am really thankful for his help looking out for me. Abraham took me to the security of his home while we waited for the situation to die down, in the hopes we'd be able to salvage part of the tour. I even had a nice Haitian lunch and I learned a lot about his country from him. I found Abraham to be both knowledgeable and personable. After several hours it was apparent things were getting worse, so he took me to find another hotel, near the airport where there was better security. After striking out four or five times (everyone from the other hotels had moved to the hotels in the more secured airport zone so they were fully booked), we finally found an inexpensive but nice, secure hotel. Abraham picked me up the following day on time and transferred me to the airport. I appreciated the time spent looking out for my safety and helping me find another hotel location, and even for trying to go forward with my PAP tour despite the situation to begin with. Eagle Tours and Abraham went above and beyond to help me out, and Abraham even mentioned that if I returned and would like to try the tour again, I should consider the PAP portion of the tour already paid for. I will definitely use this company/guide again when I return.
4. PAP Kenscoff and Jacmel Tour From Haiti
This private tour of Port au Prince/Kenscoff and Jacmel sets off with pickup from the airport, your hotel. You will visit a number of sites in these locations including City Tours of Port au Prince and City Tours of Jacmel and sightseeing the Blue waterfall. Five nights accommodation are included and all include such, as well as breakfast each morning in the hotels, dinner, supper and beverages, and a welcome drink upon arrival.
Inclusions: 6 nights accommodation, Beverages, Bottled water, Breakfast, Buffet dinner, Buffet lunch, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by private vehicle, Transport by air-conditioned minivan, Snacks, Coffee and/or Tea, Alcoholic Beverages
Exclusions: DVD (available to purchase)
Reviewed By richardcA2234ZS
Note: I originally was not going to post a review of this tour because, due to the volatile situation in Haiti at the time of my visit, I was unable to complete the tour. However, I thought it was important to note how Eagle Tours and my guide helped out during my short visit. I scheduled a day tour of PAP in late September, 2019 with Eagle Tours & Adventures. Just before leaving for Haiti, Abraham Pierre-Mary contacted me to let me know that it would be best to rebook because there was politcal unrest and he was not certain we could make it to our intended points of interest due to road closures, protests, etc. and safety was the top concern. I was determined to try anyway, so Abraham agreed to give it a try. Abraham promptly picked me up at the PAP airport. Note: There is a small police office at the airport just a 20-second walk to the right, outside the arrivals exit but BEFORE continuing out through the fenced exit to the taxis. This is where Abraham picked me up. I mention this because another traveler mentioned having to walk to a "side police station" and it's important to note this is still located at the airport, not "down the road" so to speak. It sounds like this is where Eagle Tours prefers to pick up their clients, so don't go all the way out to the taxi area. Just as I was warned, most of the streets were closed off with rocks, fires, etc, and there were angry crowds. Abraham tried to get me through the city to my hotel (it was already clearly apparanet that we could not do the city tour). Abraham told me that even if we somewhow made it to my hotel, there was a risk of not getting out and back to the airport the following day. From this point forward is where I am really thankful for his help looking out for me. Abraham took me to the security of his home while we waited for the situation to die down, in the hopes we'd be able to salvage part of the tour. I even had a nice Haitian lunch and I learned a lot about his country from him. I found Abraham to be both knowledgeable and personable. After several hours it was apparent things were getting worse, so he took me to find another hotel, near the airport where there was better security. After striking out four or five times (everyone from the other hotels had moved to the hotels in the more secured airport zone so they were fully booked), we finally found an inexpensive but nice, secure hotel. Abraham picked me up the following day on time and transferred me to the airport. I appreciated the time spent looking out for my safety and helping me find another hotel location, and even for trying to go forward with my PAP tour despite the situation to begin with. Eagle Tours and Abraham went above and beyond to help me out, and Abraham even mentioned that if I returned and would like to try the tour again, I should consider the PAP portion of the tour already paid for. I will definitely use this company/guide again when I return.
5. HALF DAY TOUR OF PORT-AU-PRINCE (3-4 HOURS in a private vehicle)
In half a day , you will have a better understanding of Haiti's unique history and of Port-au-Prince endangered Gingerbread architecture as well as the main issues Haiti's capital is facing after the 2010 earthquake
Inclusions: Private transportation, All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Gratuities, food and drinks
6. 3-Day Private Tour Ile a Vache Haiti Snorkelling and Discover
Ile a Vache translated Cow Island is best known for its idyllic beaches and the water sports that they host. One of the best ways to spend a day at the beach is by snorkeling. It is one of the most enjoyable water sports that you can partake in and requires little to no practice! Ile a Vache is known for its beautiful beaches and sparkling white sand. Spend an entire day here on the island swimming, snorkeling, having fun, and enjoying the stunning view at your own relaxing pace. The snorkeling equipment and transport are included in this tour leaving no room for you to be inconvenienced in any manner!
Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Dinner, Use of Snorkelling equipment, Transportation and boat ride to the Island, Hotel room with double occupancy (2 people in the room)
Exclusions: Alcoholic beverages
Reviewed By afrobeats
I was delighted with the tour guides and the food I ate everything was beautiful and people were nice and welcoming. I found it was very affordable and I will definitely do it again.
7. Citadelle Fortress & San Souci Palace from Dominican Republic
This private tour of San souci and Citadel fortress from Puerto Plata, Punta Cana and Santo Domingo is setup for tourists in Dominican Republic. You will visit a number of sites in these locations including the downtown of Cap Haitian, Citadelle fortress and San souci palace. Spending 8 hours with us. Enjoy your time in Haiti!! From Puerto Plata, Punta Cana and Santo Domingo, we meet travelers from the border of Dajabon. We pick up all travelers at the border of Dajabon so early at 8 O'clock in the morning and drive them to Citadelle and San Souci Palace, after we visit the downtown of Cap Haitian and then we drive them at their Hotel in Cap Haitian. Tomorrow morning we pick up them at the hotel and drive them to Cap Haitian International Airport, Cap Haitian, Haiti where customers take the plane and get back to the States.
Inclusions: Accommodation as per itinerary, Pick up & drop off by car from Dajabon border , 8 hours sightseeing, Round-trip transfer by private vehicle, Bottled water
Exclusions: Tipping to Guide and Driver, Additional sightseeing, Fuel surcharge, Alcohol drink, Landing and facility fees
Reviewed By richardcA2234ZS
Note: I originally was not going to post a review of this tour because, due to the volatile situation in Haiti at the time of my visit, I was unable to complete the tour. However, I thought it was important to note how Eagle Tours and my guide helped out during my short visit. I scheduled a day tour of PAP in late September, 2019 with Eagle Tours & Adventures. Just before leaving for Haiti, Abraham Pierre-Mary contacted me to let me know that it would be best to rebook because there was politcal unrest and he was not certain we could make it to our intended points of interest due to road closures, protests, etc. and safety was the top concern. I was determined to try anyway, so Abraham agreed to give it a try. Abraham promptly picked me up at the PAP airport. Note: There is a small police office at the airport just a 20-second walk to the right, outside the arrivals exit but BEFORE continuing out through the fenced exit to the taxis. This is where Abraham picked me up. I mention this because another traveler mentioned having to walk to a "side police station" and it's important to note this is still located at the airport, not "down the road" so to speak. It sounds like this is where Eagle Tours prefers to pick up their clients, so don't go all the way out to the taxi area. Just as I was warned, most of the streets were closed off with rocks, fires, etc, and there were angry crowds. Abraham tried to get me through the city to my hotel (it was already clearly apparanet that we could not do the city tour). Abraham told me that even if we somewhow made it to my hotel, there was a risk of not getting out and back to the airport the following day. From this point forward is where I am really thankful for his help looking out for me. Abraham took me to the security of his home while we waited for the situation to die down, in the hopes we'd be able to salvage part of the tour. I even had a nice Haitian lunch and I learned a lot about his country from him. I found Abraham to be both knowledgeable and personable. After several hours it was apparent things were getting worse, so he took me to find another hotel, near the airport where there was better security. After striking out four or five times (everyone from the other hotels had moved to the hotels in the more secured airport zone so they were fully booked), we finally found an inexpensive but nice, secure hotel. Abraham picked me up the following day on time and transferred me to the airport. I appreciated the time spent looking out for my safety and helping me find another hotel location, and even for trying to go forward with my PAP tour despite the situation to begin with. Eagle Tours and Abraham went above and beyond to help me out, and Abraham even mentioned that if I returned and would like to try the tour again, I should consider the PAP portion of the tour already paid for. I will definitely use this company/guide again when I return.
8. Citadelle Fortress & San Souci Palace from Port au Prince, Haiti
This private tour of San souci and Citadel fortress from Port au Prince is setup for tourists located in Hotels in Port au Prince. You will visit a number of sites in these locations including the downtown of Cap Haitian, Citadelle fortress and San souci palace. Spending 12 hours over there. Enjoy your time in Haiti!!
Inclusions: Accommodation as per itinerary, Pick up and drop off by van from Hotels in Port au Prince, Pick up & drop off by van from International airport in Cap Haitian, Haiti, 12 hours and over sightseeing, Round-trip transfer by private vehicle, Bottled water
Exclusions: Tipping to Guide and Driver, Additional sightseeing, Fuel surcharge, Alcohol drink, Landing and facility fees, Airfare is on the charge of customers , Pick up & drop off by private charter from Port au Prince / customers make their own booking
Reviewed By richardcA2234ZS
Note: I originally was not going to post a review of this tour because, due to the volatile situation in Haiti at the time of my visit, I was unable to complete the tour. However, I thought it was important to note how Eagle Tours and my guide helped out during my short visit. I scheduled a day tour of PAP in late September, 2019 with Eagle Tours & Adventures. Just before leaving for Haiti, Abraham Pierre-Mary contacted me to let me know that it would be best to rebook because there was politcal unrest and he was not certain we could make it to our intended points of interest due to road closures, protests, etc. and safety was the top concern. I was determined to try anyway, so Abraham agreed to give it a try. Abraham promptly picked me up at the PAP airport. Note: There is a small police office at the airport just a 20-second walk to the right, outside the arrivals exit but BEFORE continuing out through the fenced exit to the taxis. This is where Abraham picked me up. I mention this because another traveler mentioned having to walk to a "side police station" and it's important to note this is still located at the airport, not "down the road" so to speak. It sounds like this is where Eagle Tours prefers to pick up their clients, so don't go all the way out to the taxi area. Just as I was warned, most of the streets were closed off with rocks, fires, etc, and there were angry crowds. Abraham tried to get me through the city to my hotel (it was already clearly apparanet that we could not do the city tour). Abraham told me that even if we somewhow made it to my hotel, there was a risk of not getting out and back to the airport the following day. From this point forward is where I am really thankful for his help looking out for me. Abraham took me to the security of his home while we waited for the situation to die down, in the hopes we'd be able to salvage part of the tour. I even had a nice Haitian lunch and I learned a lot about his country from him. I found Abraham to be both knowledgeable and personable. After several hours it was apparent things were getting worse, so he took me to find another hotel, near the airport where there was better security. After striking out four or five times (everyone from the other hotels had moved to the hotels in the more secured airport zone so they were fully booked), we finally found an inexpensive but nice, secure hotel. Abraham picked me up the following day on time and transferred me to the airport. I appreciated the time spent looking out for my safety and helping me find another hotel location, and even for trying to go forward with my PAP tour despite the situation to begin with. Eagle Tours and Abraham went above and beyond to help me out, and Abraham even mentioned that if I returned and would like to try the tour again, I should consider the PAP portion of the tour already paid for. I will definitely use this company/guide again when I return.
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