Top Things to do in Sud-Est Department
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What to do and see in Sud-Est Department, Sud-Est Department: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Sud-Est Department, Haiti including Living Media Arts Shop, Bassin Bleu, Jacmel Arts Center, Marche de Fer, Jacmel Beach, Grann Do Beach.
Restaurants in Sud-Est Department
1. Living Media Arts Shop
2. Bassin Bleu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 255 reviews
Reviewed By jerrylewis91
Wow! An exquisite natural interactive wonder. Bright aqua pools cascade into waterfalls of rejuvenation for mind, body, soul. Highlight is the rope/rappelling down a Boulder into the Bleu. You feel like Indiana Jones!
3. Jacmel Arts Center
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By graceferebee - Currituck, United States
We stayed right next door at the Colin's Hotel and we bought a little wooden doll and a pair of earrings from the art center. They had very beautiful art and we were able to meet a couple of the artists. Don't be surprised by the shape of the building, especially if you go upstairs. On the boardwalk we bought paintings for much cheaper than they were selling them in the center.
4. Marche de Fer
5. Jacmel Beach
6. Grann Do Beach
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 1 reviews
Grann Do Beach is nestled on the Atlantic Ocean shoreline In the scenic Commune Aquin near the town of Cotes De Fer (Haiti). Cotes de Fer know as the “coast of beauty” has a lot to offer visitors with its beautiful panorama of white sand beaches, turquoise seas, mountains, plains, and sleepy rivers. Grann Do Beach is a beautiful facility designed to provide guests with a rustic surrounding and access to one of the most beautiful beaches. The facility has a wonderful centralized gazebo where guests may eat and socialize, a stage for live performances (by local and national artists), several dance floors and of course the breath taking topaz beach. Grann Do Beach has been in operation for the several years and the owners of Grann Do Beach have been hard at work promoting the facilities by throwing beach parties and inviting Haitian artists such as Krizi Mizik, Show off, T-mickey and Gazzman of Dissip. As of now the property is being used for beach parties, receptions and festivals.
