Port-au-Prince

[Amadeuss]

New to this site but not new to the game currently living in cap-Haitian I run a Airbnb and I do tours all over the north of Haiti I will keep you guys posted soon on any new adventures.

You could do much better if you buy a subscription. So that we can send you a private message to enquire about your AirBnB and other things.

[BigBanging7]

It been awhile since I've posted, but finally got way to pay for a membership again, thanks to acceptance of Bitcoin. As mentioned before I am in Haiti every couple of months. Action there is the same as always. One good thing about the UN being gone is most of the "pros" have moved over to DR. If you're a chocolate lover Haiti is still the best place in my opinion.

Travel to Haiti is not for everyone but its safer than portrayed. Some photos of my recent expeditions. Happy to answer any questions.

Hey,

I am in Florida, and am about to travel that way soon, I love little dark spinners like the one in the pink shorts, are they common there? How much? And how easy to find?

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I have many spinners in Florida I can give info for also if wanted.

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[Krezi]

Now that the UN is gone, has the prices of hotels lowered to realistic levels?

Hotel prices haven't gone down much but housing prices have gone down dramatically. Apartments and houses that used to be $3 k / month are now $700-$1,000 a month.

[Krezi]

I'm back in Haiti for a few months. Just thought I would sure while I have some downtime with the current problems. It has changed alot but still fun especially with my favorite wings!

[The Tall Man]

It been awhile since I've posted, but finally got way to pay for a membership again, thanks to acceptance of Bitcoin. As mentioned before I am in Haiti every couple of months. Action there is the same as always. One good thing about the UN being gone is most of the "pros" have moved over to DR. If you're a chocolate lover Haiti is still the best place in my opinion.

Travel to Haiti is not for everyone but its safer than portrayed. Some photos of my recent expeditions. Happy to answer any questions.

Just a big thank you for posting those photos. I must say that this tall white ass gringo (me) loves the chocolate chicas and your girl in the photos is, in my book, perfect!.

The Tall Man.

[BlanLocal]

Now that the UN is gone, has the prices of hotels lowered to realistic levels?

Haiti is expensive but is at the lowest I've seen since 2010. My last one bedroom apartment was $65 a night in PV but it's nothing fancy.

[John Clayton]

In what language do you guys communicate? I watched some videos online and they seem to speak a sort of pidgeon French. I do speak French but I wonder if I would be able to meaningfully communicate with them.

Living in a "Kweole" speaking country for a year completely ruined my four years of school boy French.

[Slowalk]

In what language do you guys communicate?

You heard French Creole. If you speak French, you can go anywhere in Haiti. I get by speaking just English.

Jamaicans speak an English Creole version and West Africans (Nigerians) speak Pidgin English. They all speak and understand English, generally. I believe its the same with French.

[TailPipe]

In what language do you guys communicate? I watched some videos online and they seem to speak a sort of pidgeon French. I do speak French but I wonder if I would be able to meaningfully communicate with them.

[Slowalk]

One good thing about the UN being gone..

Now that the UN is gone, has the prices of hotels lowered to realistic levels?

[BlanLocal]

It been awhile since I've posted, but finally got way to pay for a membership again, thanks to acceptance of Bitcoin. As mentioned before I am in Haiti every couple of months. Action there is the same as always. One good thing about the UN being gone is most of the "pros" have moved over to DR. If you're a chocolate lover Haiti is still the best place in my opinion.

Travel to Haiti is not for everyone but its safer than portrayed. Some photos of my recent expeditions. Happy to answer any questions.

[Rocinha]

I was last in Haiti in 2015 and stayed at the Gala Guest House which was very girl friendly.

I'm not sure if it is still open.

Can anyone advise as to the best girl friendly hotel in Petionville / Delmas in 2019 ?

[Fun509]

New to this site but not new to the game currently living in cap-Haitian I run a Airbnb and I do tours all over the north of Haiti I will keep you guys posted soon on any new adventures.

[Fun509]

New to this site but not new to the game currently living in cap-Haitian I run a Airbnb and I do tours all over the north of Haiti I will keep you guys posted soon on any new adventures.

[BlanLocal]

Great boots-on-the-ground type of report, thanks!

The Tall Man loves the chocolate girls, wham, loved the few I met in the Sue last year. The photos of your chicas are spot on delicious!

So for a tall white gringo is it safe to travel? If so to which city do you recommend? And I would love to meet some non-pros on a walk around town, is this the most effective way?

The Tall Man.

As a white man you will be as safe as traveling in any other third world country. You just have to stay aware and avoid drawing to much attention to yourself other than the fact that your already a walking ATM.

I like Au Cap but to be honest there have been a lot of foreigners there for a long time and the people don't hassle or notice you as much as they do in PAP. This can be good and bad, if you want girls to notice you. That being said there are plenty who will either way. I just think the action is greater in PAP simply due to the supply.

In PAP, Petionville (PV) go sit at Epidor for breakfast or lunch and make eye contact and smile. You will make a friend. There is an Epidor down Delmas too. Epidor is the closet thing to a fast food restaurant in Haiti. Also in PV are bars like Barrack and Kokoye that also serve food. Kokoye is more of a restaurant with a bar but has some good live music and people. Barrack is a bar night club that will have some pros but you will know. Still shy but more aggressive than others. Also try Harry's and Muncheez. Muncheez is good people watching, some music and you can really get to know the waitresses there too.