Haiti, despite the negative reports about the economic and political situation of the place, has become a favorite destination of some people who are into travel. Haiti’s name is actually means “mountainous land” which is also how most people describe it.

This island, originally named Island Hispaniola was discovered by Christopher Columbus, which now serves as the third biggest island within the Caribbean area. With no doubt, Haiti is an ideal place for people who love both nature and travel as the island is bounded by mountains and bodies of water making it a tourist spot with so much to boast.

Tourists, even those coming from other continents, love the place because Haiti provides them a sense of peace since they really feel close to nature. If you are to travel in Haiti, there are some things that you should not miss to make your tour complete.

In your travel to Haiti, do not forget to spend your time at Basins Bleu where you can see cobalt-colored pool. The water used in the pools here has natural minerals which give out their beauty. This place is very ideal for people who have been craving for a moment of relaxation.

Etang Saumatre is another place in Haiti that should not be forgotten on your travel itinerary. Here, you can be with nature through the birds and flowers that you will encounter. There is also a lake surrounded by many trees. Etang Saumatre is actually a home to at least 100 crocodiles and waterfowls which could make your stay even more fun and interesting.

Tourists should also visit Citadel la Ferriere, a world heritage site located in Haiti. One can learn a lot from this place. Going uphill is fun, but make sure to have a tour guide to accompany you. At the foot hill, you can get some relevant information about the place and ask a tour guide to come with you.

Lastly, your travel to Haiti will not be complete without visiting the Parc Nacional Historique de Citadelle. This is a fortress built with the aim of protecting Haiti from the French invaders. Today, the fortress serves as a favorite destination of tourists pouring in to Haiti.